Wren: A Diary in Your Voice

"So how have you been since March?" The first question at every neurology appointment, and it is impossible. Twelve minutes in the room, four months to account for, and a condition that makes remembering, writing and typing the hard parts. Wren was built for that unfairness. Wren is a voice diary for people living with Parkinson's, ALS, Alzheimer's, MS and other neurological conditions, and for the people who care for them. Just talk. Tap the big green button and say how the day went, in any order, in your own words. Trail off, backtrack, change your mind. Wren keeps up, then sorts it into a clear entry: stiffness, tremor, falls, sleep, mood, swallowing, medicines. It shows you what it understood before saving anything, and keeps your exact words underneath. Thirty seconds is enough. On the days even that is too much, three taps will do. NOTHING YOU SAY IS THROWN AWAY. If Wren cannot…