Small private group chats with people who actually get it, matched by condition. Diagnosed, or still searching for answers.
Small private group chats, matched to your condition. Not a giant forum.
Built for the 3am version of being sick. Vent, ask, or just read along.
Still searching? Start from your symptoms and meet people searching too.
What are you living with?
Only your group ever sees this.
What are you feeling?
Only your group ever sees this.
Based on what you're feeling, worth exploring:
Not a diagnosis. A list to bring to your doctor.
Lupus Group · 8 people who get it. Someone's usually awake.
A small private chat matched to your condition. Eight people who get it, not eight thousand strangers.
I was sick for six years. My family and friends tried, they really did. But nobody around me actually knew what it was like.
What got me through was a Reddit thread full of people with my condition. Strangers, technically. But they talked about the exact things I thought I was alone in, at 3am when I needed it most. Alongside exists so the next person doesn't have to get lucky to find theirs.
Tom, founder
If you've been living with something for months or years, this is for you.
I typed "anyone awake?" at 3am and two people answered within a minute. I cried.
My group knew what week two of the new med felt like. My doctor never mentioned it.
I went two years undiagnosed. The undiagnosed group kept me sane, and gave me the question that finally got answers.
I'm a caregiver. This is the only place I don't have to be strong first.
I lurked for a month before I said anything. It still helped.
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No. Alongside is peer support: people sharing experiences and resources. The possibilities our AI suggests are ideas to raise with your doctor, never a diagnosis. Treatment decisions should always go through your care team.
Especially you. Getting to a diagnosis can take years, and it might be the loneliest stretch of all. Tell us what you're feeling, our AI suggests possibilities worth bringing to your doctor, and we place you with people who are searching too, and people who've been through that search.
No. Pick whatever name feels safe. What you share stays in your group.
Yes. Caring for someone can be just as isolating as being the patient. There are groups for caregivers too.