Your plan, not ours
Every dose, sick-day rule and stress dosing plan in MyAddi comes from you and your care team. MyAddi stores it in your words and shows it back to you at the right moment. We work this way on purpose: your endocrinologist knows you, and an app doesn’t.
What MyAddi does
- Reminds you of the doses you set, and lets you log what you took and when.
- Keeps your stress dosing plan and shows your own rule when you log an extra dose or turn on sick-day mode.
- Tracks your emergency kit and reminds you before anything expires.
- Keeps blood results with the range printed on your lab report, for you and your team to look at.
- Helps you plan dose times across time zones, as agreed with your team.
- Puts your emergency details on your lock screen and in Save My Life, so others can help you.
- Makes a report you can share with your care team.
What MyAddi never does
- Work out or suggest a dose, or change one.
- Diagnose anything, or tell you a result is good or bad.
- Replace your care team, your emergency card or a call to emergency services.
Community posts and Smart insights are people sharing what helps them and general patterns in your own log. They aren’t medical advice. If something doesn’t feel right, speak to your care team.
In an emergency
MyAddi is not an emergency service. If someone is seriously unwell, call your local emergency number straight away. Save My Life helps the people with you follow your plan and share your details; it doesn’t replace that call.
To help paramedics find your details quickly, we suggest you:
- Add the MyAddi emergency card to your lock screen.
- Fill in Medical ID on iPhone, or emergency information on Android.
- Ask your local ambulance service whether they can add a note about your condition to your address.
- Carry your steroid emergency card. In England this is the NHS Steroid Emergency Card.
With no signal
MyAddi keeps your emergency profile, medicines and contacts on your phone, so Save My Life still opens without a connection. Emergency calls work without a SIM or signal. Reminders are scheduled on your phone, so they still arrive offline.
How we check our guides
Our guides are written for people living with Addison’s disease and adrenal insufficiency. We’re inviting endocrinologists, specialist nurses and patient organisations to review them. Each reviewed guide will show who reviewed it and when. Until a guide shows that, treat it as information from fellow patients, and check with your team.
If you’re a clinician and would like to review our guides, email support@myaddi.com.
Reminders can fail
Phones run out of battery and notifications get turned off. Keep a backup for important doses, and keep your kit, contacts and emergency details up to date.
Your data
We don’t sell your data. Your emergency details are only shown to others when you choose to, through your lock screen, Save My Life or your emergency link. Read the privacy policy for the full detail.
Report a problem
If something in MyAddi looks wrong, especially a reminder, a dose or an emergency screen, tell us at support@myaddi.com. We read every report and fix safety issues first.