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Coco for multiple sclerosis — free

Coco is normally $199 a year. For people managing MS, it’s free.

Coco is normally $199 a year. For people managing MS, it’s free.

Connect your medical records and opt in to share de-identified data for research, and get everything Coco offers — tracking your relapses, the MS hug, cog fog, heat sensitivity, and everything in between — at no cost.

Connect your medical records and opt in to share de-identified data for research, and get everything Coco offers — tracking your relapses, the MS hug, cog fog, heat sensitivity, and everything in between — at no cost.

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No catch. Here’s exactly what happens.

01 — Sign up and opt in to share de-identified data with our research partners studying MS.

02 — Connect your medical records through Fasten — takes about two minutes and pulls in your diagnosis date, MRI history, and DMT record automatically.

03 — Get full access to Coco — tracking relapses, cog fog, the MS hug, fatigue, and whatever else shows up — free, for as long as you’re opted in.

Coco is usually $199 a year. We’re waiving that for people managing MS who are willing to connect their medical records — diagnosis date, MRI history, DMT record — and let their de-identified data contribute to research. You’re not giving anything up in the product — same Coco, same features. Your patterns help researchers and pharmaceutical partners understand real-world treatment response. You can revoke consent and stop sharing at any time.

AI built with care

MS treatment is advancing fast. Real-world data hasn’t kept up.

The MS hug. Cog fog. A foot that won’t lift right.

Mention a relapse, a patch of numbness, a bad Uhthoff’s day when the heat got to you, or a bladder issue you’d never bring up unprompted. Coco organizes what’s happening over time — no perfect daily log required.

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Coco remembers your last infusion. Your neurologist has fifteen minutes to.

Due for your next MRI? Two weeks out from a relapse and just finished a steroid course? Coco checks in around the moments that actually matter for MS — not a generic daily ping.

Coco's Plan for Today

Tuesday, 25 Nov

9:00 AM

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Suggested new experiment

Accepted

11:00 AM

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Found symptom insight

Seen

3:00 PM

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Research run for migraines

Pending

8:00 PM

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After-dinner check-in

Scheduled

05:00 PM

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Experiment check-in

10 minutes

10:00 PM

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Plan tomorrow

5 minutes

07:30 AM

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Review health records

Data synced

09:00 AM

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Drink 3 glasses of water

Before 11:00 AM

10:00 AM

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Deep work session

60 minutes

11:30 AM

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Read 10 pages

30 minutes

Coco's Plan for Today

Tuesday, 25 Nov

9:00 AM

Icon

Suggested new experiment

Accepted

11:00 AM

Icon

Found symptom insight

Seen

3:00 PM

Research run for migraines

Pending

8:00 PM

After-dinner check-in

Scheduled

05:00 PM

Experiment check-in

10 minutes

10:00 PM

Plan tomorrow

5 minutes

07:30 AM

Review health records

Data synced

09:00 AM

Drink 3 glasses of water

Before 11:00 AM

10:00 AM

Deep work session

60 minutes

11:30 AM

Read 10 pages

30 minutes

Heat, stress, a bad night’s sleep — or is it a relapse?

Track it long enough to tell. Coco doesn’t diagnose it — but it gives you and your neurologist the pattern to sort out together, instead of guessing from memory.

*Coco is not a doctor. Always talk with a qualified clinician before changing medications, supplements, or care plans.

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Walk into neurology with the whole picture, not just this month.

Coco turns your relapses, symptom timeline, MRI and lesion history, and DMT changes into a summary built for a 15-minute visit — plus the questions you’ll forget to ask once you’re in the room.

A report for your rheumatologist

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Average fatigue

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Flare-free days

Symptoms to report

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5 trending worse

Symptoms to report

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5 trending worse

Experiments completed

05

Total check-ins: 89

Experiments completed

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Total check-ins: 89

What we do — and don’t do — with your data

We never share your name, contact information, or anything that identifies you. Your data is used in aggregate alongside other Coco members’ to help research real-world treatment response. Never for outside AI model training. You can opt out any time in Settings.

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8:30 PM • New research found

How work stress alters gut permeability and can trigger flares

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What users are saying about Coco

First time in three years I've walked into an appointment with actual data instead of a foggy memory.

Maya Z.

I finally have proof it's not 'just stress.' That alone was worth it.

Daniel P.

First AI I enjoy talking to!

Andre Lewis

University Student

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Coco doesn't ask me to explain myself. She just listens and figures out the pattern.

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Ethan M.

My rheumatologist actually said the health record Coco write for me was very useful. First time a doctor said that about anything I brought in.

Steven L.

Logging by voice is the reason I didn't quit. Typing on a flare day was never going to happen.

Kevin Brooks

Fitness Coach

Found out my flares follow bad sleep by two days. Three years of guessing, answered in six weeks.

Hannah L.

I love that Coco syncs with my Apple Watch so half the tracking happens without me touching my phone.

Priya S.

Coco is the first app for symptom tracking that I didn't abandon. The voice check-ins just take 30 seconds so I actually keep doing them.

Sofia Martinez

UX Researcher

First time in three years I've walked into an appointment with actual data instead of a foggy memory.

Maya Z.

Coco doesn't ask me to explain myself. She just listens and figures out the pattern.

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Ethan M.

Found out my flares follow bad sleep by two days. Three years of guessing, answered in six weeks.

Hannah L.

I finally have proof it's not 'just stress.' That alone was worth it.

Daniel P.

My rheumatologist actually said the health record Coco write for me was very useful. First time a doctor said that about anything I brought in.

Steven L.

I love that Coco syncs with my Apple Watch so half the tracking happens without me touching my phone.

Priya S.

First AI I enjoy talking to!

Andre Lewis

University Student

Logging by voice is the reason I didn't quit. Typing on a flare day was never going to happen.

Kevin Brooks

Fitness Coach

Coco is the first app for symptom tracking that I didn't abandon. The voice check-ins just take 30 seconds so I actually keep doing them.

Sofia Martinez

UX Researcher

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Questions or feedback? Email hi@cocohealth.com

Is Coco a replacement for my doctor

No. Coco is designed to work alongside your existing care, not replace it.

Is Coco a replacement for my doctor
Do I need a wearable or medical records to start?
Do I need a wearable or medical records to start?
How is Coco different from other health apps or AI assistants?
How is Coco different from other health apps or AI assistants?
How do check-ins work, and will it take a lot of my time?
How do check-ins work, and will it take a lot of my time?
How does Coco know what’s right for me?
How does Coco know what’s right for me?

No two people’s MS looks the same. Coco learns yours.

No two people’s MS looks the same. Coco learns yours.

Coco is one place to say what’s happening, remembers what came before, and has the record ready for whoever finally asks.

Coco is one place to say what’s happening, remembers what came before, and has the record ready for whoever finally asks.