Community
The community of people on the same treatment
People on a weekly pen usually end up in some group chat: endless notifications, information lost in the scroll, and no way to find what someone answered last week. Momo's community lives inside the app, organized by topic.
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Why inside the app
Conversation that does not disappear
Posts stay organized and remain accessible later. What someone answered a month ago is still there, instead of being buried under three hundred messages.
People at the same stage as you
Someone in their first week and someone in their tenth month have different questions. Reading from people who already went through your stage is the kind of thing no article delivers.
Not one more group on your phone
The community sits alongside the rest of your tracking, in the same app where you already log dose and weight. You drop in when you want, without notifications from other people's conversations all day.
How it works
- 1
Create your free account — it takes under a minute.
- 2
Pick a display name: you decide how identifiable you want to be.
- 3
Post, comment and follow people at a stage similar to yours.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my health data visible to other people?
- No. Weight, measurements, doses, symptoms and inventory are private and visible only to you. The community shows only what you deliberately post, under the display name you chose.
- Does the community give medical guidance?
- No. It is people in treatment sharing experience, and one person's experience is not a recommendation for another. Decisions about dose or symptoms belong with whoever follows your case.
Join the community
- Free, no subscription
- Your health data stays private
- In the same app where you already track your treatment
Free. No card, no subscription.
Momo is a personal organization tool and does not replace medical care. It does not prescribe, adjust doses or interpret symptoms — that is the job of the professional following your treatment. If you have questions or experience an adverse effect, seek medical attention.