EDS & Hypermobility Help UK
Trusted information, gently organised.
A UK-focused informational resource app for Ehlers-Danlos syndromes and hypermobility: source-linked guides, a body map, appointment prep and notes.
Worth knowing
This app is an informational resource, not a medical device. It does not provide diagnosis or treatment and never replaces advice from qualified clinicians. In an emergency, contact emergency services.
Screenshots
Captured from the debug build running on an Android 14 emulator.
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What EDS Help UK is
EDS & Hypermobility Help UK gathers reliable, source-linked information about Ehlers-Danlos syndromes and hypermobility spectrum disorders into one calm, offline-friendly app. A body map organises information by joint and symptom area; appointment-preparation templates help you make the most of limited consultation time; and note types built for EDS realities — subluxations, flares, fatigue — keep your own record straight. Content links to its sources and a What's New system tracks updates. It is an informational resource built on the shared Health Guide engine — it does not diagnose, treat or replace medical advice.
What it does
- Source-linked informational guides, UK-focused
- Body map organised by joint and symptom area
- Appointment-preparation templates
- EDS-specific note types: subluxations, flares, fatigue
- What's New tracking with daily source updates
- Offline reading; notes never leave the device
Information that respects your energy
Chronic-condition research usually happens on the worst days. This app is designed for exactly those days: short sections, saved places, honest sources and nothing that rushes you.
Getting EDS Help UK
EDS & Hypermobility Help UK is still in development and is not distributed yet. It is roughly 60% of the way to a first public release.
At a glance
- Status
- Active Development
- Runs on
- Android
- Offline use
- Works offline
- Package
- com.healthguide.edshypermobilityhelpuk
- Last updated
Privacy
Your notes, symptoms and appointment records stay on your device. The network is used to refresh informational content and its source links — never to upload anything of yours.
Permissions
- Internet
- Fetches content-source updates and powers the What's New system. Your notes never leave the device.
- Notifications
- Optional reminders you create, such as appointment preparation.
Technical details
Technical details
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How it is put together
- Built on a shared Medical Guide engine, so a condition edition is content plus configuration.
- Every informational page carries its source link; nothing is presented as diagnosis or treatment.
Development workflow
Built through Claude Code.
Accessibility in the app
- Designed for readers managing fatigue and brain fog: short sections, clear headings
- Full TalkBack support through Compose semantics
- No time-limited interactions anywhere
