What Junocompanion customers say

This app has been a lifesaver, and if you can't afford the subscription the free version is amazing too. That's what I have and it tracks my mood, symptoms, spoons, and medication, plus you can chat with the AI and it's super understanding and somehow always tells me what I need to hear. I 100% recommend to anyone dealing with a chronic illness.

I like the app so far however the interface needs some work. When I tap a text field in the app and the keyboard opens, the text box becomes hidden behind the keyboard. The layout does not scroll up or adjust to keep the input field visible. I've tried work arounds but nothing has worked so far. I'll continue to use it though. I just do voice command on the keyboard.

I am just starting to use this app. set up was easy. I could add my special zebra illnesses and all my meds. There were a list of a lot of zebra illnesses and meds but I was able to add what I needed. It seems easy to work with, kind of like talking with a friend that has a clue. My watch, which is old, couldn't be connected to the app but I didnt really expect it to be able to be connected.

No different than looking up symptoms online & tracking your issues in a book or any other free logging app. The first thing I discussed was a reoccurring headache & it told me to go to the doctors (wow no way!). After some conversation I asked if it was AI & the entire system freaked out saying there was technical problem like 20 times. I feel like you could do the same thing with any AI app. It didnt really help me or offer any genuine support. Not worth $100 a year or $15/mo in my opinion.

I have had the app a week now and being able to track meds and have notifications when regular ones are due and also a place there for meds that you take as needed which is handy as its so easy to forget the time or how many you have taken isn't it. I like the way you can speak to Juno and she can log things . if you have a low income there's a sponsored option which really helps . so easy to use thank you to all at Juno !

only been using for today so far. however it's crashed twice already. once when I was logging today's symptoms. again when I tried the "call" with Juno feature. they were talking with me about my past challenges and taking down notes about a bunch of things and it just crashed midway through the "call" so the whole conversation isn't recorded. I like the idea, but if it crashes when I'm trying to talk about my daily symptoms then it's going to be difficult to continue to use.

this app would have got 5 stars except for one, in my eyes and brain, major flaw. Each night, as midnight rolls round, my pace lists for the previous day wipes clean. In other words everything I checked of as done becomes unchecked. I've had the app 3-4 days now and it helps me keep track of my meds, what I've done and need to do, all the pains and twinges and Juno has helped in the chat mode. Please, please fix this.

Juno is still a young app, and there are definitely some UX kinks to work out, but I really like the concept and have found the pacing system genuinely useful. I recently had an issue with the calendar integration that I couldn't resolve myself, but support responded incredibly quickly and completely fixed it for me. I'd love to see activities that can both cost and restore spoons and more flexibility around when a "day" ends. Great potential, and I'm excited to see how Juno develops!