A day in the life of Parkinson's doesn't pause. Now neither does the measurement.
Continuous passive monitoring of tremor and dyskinesia using an everyday Apple Watch, alongside the active assessments patients already rely on.
FDA-cleared and MHRA-registered
Symptoms change by the hour. Measurements need to keep up.
Parkinson's symptoms fluctuate throughout the day. Active assessments provide detailed, objective measurements at key moments, but understanding what happens between those assessments is also essential to build a more complete picture.
Always-on measurement for Parkinson's disease, running in the background
Continuous tremor tracking
Captured all day, not only when a patient completes a test.
Dyskinesia, now also measured
The involuntary movements that can accompany Parkinson's medication now tracked.
Passive and active together for the first time
Runs alongside the validated active tests in the Kneu app, for the full picture.
Four steps to complete understanding
- 1
User wears an everyday Apple Watch
No special hardware, use the device already on your wrist
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Measurement runs in the background
Nothing to remember. Tremor and dyskinesia captured continuously.
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Data appears in real time
Patient and clinical team see the same up-to-date picture
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Care adjusts to what is happening day to day
Combined with the objective active tests, clinicians fine-tune medication on how symptoms actually move
Providing the whole picture for patients and clinicians
Many tools make you choose between a passive wearable or an active test. Kneu does both, continuously for Parkinson's disease. It is FDA-cleared and MHRA-registered.
Continuous, alongside active.
Longitudinal data 24/7.
No special hardware needed.
Kneu downloaded on an Apple Watch.
Real-time data for everyone.
Patients and clinicians see the same data, and decisions can be made on current information.
Depth when it matters.
Passive plus active reveals the daily fluctuations that drive medication decisions.
What users are telling us
Everything in one place.
Users value having measurement, tests and condition information together in the app, rather than scattered across pdf's, websites and other apps.
Fits into daily life.
The watch pairs easily and slots into an existing routine, charge it, wear it, done, no extra thinking.
“Pairing the watch up was easy, I had no problems with it”
“The extra information is helpful, its nice to have it all in one place, the more data my clinician can get the better”
“I charge my watch overnight, my alarm goes off at 07:15, I put my watch on and it starts tracking, I don't need to do too much thinking about it”
See continuous Parkinson's measurement in action
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