Living with myasthenia gravis (MG) can be unpredictable, and symptoms often fluctuate between clinic visits. The MG Connect Symptom Tracker App, developed with input from people living with MG, helps capture day-to-day changes and have more focused conversations with your neurologist.

Built around the widely used Activity of Daily Living scale (MG-ADL), the app lets you quickly log how MG affects everyday activities including speaking, chewing, rising from a chair, brushing hair with brief weekly check-ins. Your data stays on your device and is only shared by you, directly with your clinician. You can use the app offline and set personalized reminders to build a tracking habit.

Clear trend graphs and a downloadable PDF report make it easier to spot patterns and align treatment goals with your care team. One user shared: “From the graph, my specialist quickly understood the symptom changes I’d been experiencing.”

While MG-ADL provides a strong framework, it is still important you personalize your reports, capturing fluctuations and any symptoms that matter to you, even if they’re not in the MG-ADL scale.

Get started: Search “MG Connect” in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store to download. Then register, take your first MG-ADL survey, set weekly reminders, and bring your PDF report to your next neurology visit. An App User Guide is also available, and printed tools are available to download from our Patient Toolkit tab on the website. 

The MG Connect App was developed by Alexion Astra Zeneca Rare Disease and is available to anyone impacted by MG.

Download the app today!