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My MS Manager app

An app for people living with MS and their caregivers.
The app enables you to monitor daily symptoms, record medication use, track mood and wellbeing, log relapses, and store key medical information.

My MS Manager app	By MSAA
	Features Diary – a journal feature that lets users upload notes and photos. Tracking – supports tracking of disease activity. Graphs and reporting – users can generate charts across metrics such as symptoms. Data exports.
Country of origin	US
Clinical review	Read a clinical review below.
Security and privacy	Does the app: Collect medical information? Yes Require a login? Yes Have password protection? Yes Have a privacy policy? Yes Require internet access to use? Yes Read more about safety and security when using apps. Brochures: Tips to improve your privacy and security [PDF, 65 KB] Healthify He Puna Waiora, NZ Staying safe online(external link) Netsafe, NZ
Cost	Free
Advertisements	This app contains no ads.
How to get the app	(external link) (external link) (external link)

My MS Manager is a free symptom-tracking and self-management app developed by the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA). It allows users to monitor daily symptoms, record medication use, track mood and wellbeing, log relapses, and store key medical information. Other features include:

appointment tracking
options to export summaries
educational materials to support the users’ understanding of multiple sclerosis (MS).

For the complete app description, go to the app website(external link), Google Play(external link), App Store(external link) or, for a more detailed review, see reviews.

PROS	CONS
✔ Free to use. ✔ Includes educational materials developed by MSAA. ✔ Easy-to-use interface. ✔ Detailed symptoms and wellbeing questions. ✔ Graphs and reports for sharing with caregivers and healthcare professionals.	✘ The app’s usefulness depends on consistent self-reporting. ✘ Detailed symptoms and wellbeing questions may feel repetitive or time-consuming for some users. ✘ The interface is simple and may feel basic compared with other health apps. ✘ The app uses a predefined list of medications and free-text entry doesn't appear to work. While it doesn't specify which regional naming system it follows for medication input, it appears to use names commonly used in the United States.

PROS

CONS

✔ Free to use.

✔ Includes educational materials developed by MSAA.

✔ Easy-to-use interface.

✔ Detailed symptoms and wellbeing questions.

✔ Graphs and reports for sharing with caregivers and healthcare professionals.

✘ The app’s usefulness depends on consistent self-reporting.

✘ Detailed symptoms and wellbeing questions may feel repetitive or time-consuming for some users.

✘ The interface is simple and may feel basic compared with other health apps.

✘ The app uses a predefined list of medications and free-text entry doesn't appear to work. While it doesn't specify which regional naming system it follows for medication input, it appears to use names commonly used in the United States.

Clinical review

Reviewer: Sarah Wang, Pharmacist
Date of review: December 2025
Platform: Apple, Android
Version: 4.9.2
Comments: My MS Manager is a practical, MSAA-developed app that helps people with MS organise their symptoms, treatments, and wellbeing in one place, while also providing access to educational materials. Its detailed tracking and questioning features allow users to identify patterns over time and gain insight into their condition. However, users should be aware that some treatments mentioned in the educational content may not be available in New Zealand, and the app is intended as a supplementary tool rather than a replacement for professional medical guidance.
Safety concerns: None.
New Zealand relevance: Yes the app is relevant to a New Zealand audience but some treatments mentioned in the educational materials may not be available in New Zealand. My MS Manager app has a predefined list of medications and free-text entry doesn't appear to function. Additionally, the app does not explicitly specify which regional naming system it follows for medication input, but it appears to use names commonly used in the United States.

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