Join our RA user trial and help shape the future of healthcare
You know what it’s like living with rheumatoid arthritis
But how do you communicate your experience to others? And how easy is it to remember when you see your RA specialist? Especially when face time is limited? And how can your specialist give you the best care when they only see you intermittently?
You can help us address these challenges by participating in our Living With Rheumatoid Arthritis app user trial.


Our aim is to help people with RA get the right support and better care to improve your quality of life by:
- Keeping a record of your symptoms – making it easier for you to update your healthcare team at your next appointment
- Helping clinicians make better decisions – by tracking disease activity on an ongoing basis, doctors are able to identify the treatments that are successful and the ones that aren’t
- Working with people like you – helping us focus on the features that best fit your needs and informing our product development
We’ve developed the Living With Rheumatoid Arthritis app in partnership with RA specialists at the Royal National Hospital of Rheumatic Diseases in Bath.

Join our Rheumatoid Arthritis app user trial
The trial is simple and straightforward.
Over the course of three months, you’ll be asked to use the beta version of our Living With Rheumatoid Arthritis app. We’ll be in touch with you a few times to get your thoughts which will inform our product development and help us focus on the features that best fit your needs.
All you have to do is:
- Volunteer and register your interest
- Download the app on your iOS phone (we support iOS 9 or higher)
- Set up your notification preferences
- Fill in questionnaires when prompted
- Take three short surveys
- Have three short follow-up interviews with Amy, our user experience lead, to make sure we understand your thoughts
At the end of your Exit interview, you’ll receive a £20 Amazon voucher as a small token of our appreciation for your time and help.

You’ll be asked to regularly fill out two questionnaires – the RAPID3 and HAQ-DI.
You might recognise them from the forms you fill out when you visit your RA specialist. That’s because they are the same.
Both have been extensively tested, are widely used, and are proven to be good measures of RA and general function without having to examine your joints.


To give you an idea of who we are
We have a background making award-winning NHS-endorsed apps. Our pelvic floor muscle exercise app, Squeezy, first launched in 2013.


Number 1 paid-for medical app in UK Apple App Store with 5-star user reviews

98% of users said they would (or have) recommended Squeezy to a friend

Winner of multiple industry awards including an EHI Award and a HIN Award
And the amazing feedback (from users and physios)
But enough about us, let’s focus on how we can work together

This is your chance to inform our product development and help us focus on the features that best fit your needs.
Have your say and help us make an RA app that works for you.
Together we can change the face of healthcare.