What Juno is
Juno is an AI health companion designed for people living with chronic illness. Rather than asking users to fill in symptom-tracker forms by hand, the app opens a conversation: users talk to Juno by voice or text about how they are feeling, what medications they took, how they slept, and what their mood is like. Juno logs the data in the background, looks for patterns across days and weeks, and can share tailored guidance on pacing, flare prevention, and preparing for appointments.
Research foundation
The team describes Juno as built on Oxford research and more than 1,000 patient interviews, with additional academic work at UCL focused on what makes people actually engage with a medical chatbot over time. That research is reflected in the conversational format and in the emphasis on turning day-to-day check-ins into something a clinician can use in the room.
Key features
- Voice or text check-ins for logging symptoms, sleep, medications, and mood in whichever way fits the day.
- Pattern detection that surfaces trends across weeks rather than isolated bad days.
- One-page PDF report that summarizes recent conversations for a doctor visit.
- Energy pacing that looks at the week ahead and suggests schedule changes based on crash history and biometrics.
Availability and pricing
Juno is available as a mobile app and via the junocompanion.com site. The Juno Pro tier is listed with weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly options, plus a discounted yearly plan alongside the standard yearly price. Exact numbers can change and regional pricing may differ, so users should confirm inside the app before subscribing. Vendor materials state that more than 80,000 people already use Juno to help reduce symptoms and shorten the path to a diagnosis.
Important caveat
Juno is a companion product, not a medical device or a replacement for a clinician. The value comes from better data at the appointment and steadier day-to-day self-management, not from diagnosis. Anyone with new or worsening symptoms should still contact a qualified health professional.











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