For people living with haemophilia
Never guess your way through a bleed alone.
Because, when a bleed is unfamiliar, the next step shouldn't be.
Check your symptoms, follow your clinic's plan, and keep a record from the first sign to full recovery.
Bleedwise does not diagnose a bleed or replace your care team.
An animation of how Bleedwise works: something feels off, so you tap Check your symptoms, pick the knee, tick three of five signs, see a result of 3 of 5 signs of a joint bleed with your dose from your plan and when to check again, log the bleed into your record, and send the record to your doctor. The sequence then repeats.
Check your symptoms
Not sure if it's a bleed? Start here.
Tell Bleedwise where it hurts and what you notice, and it asks a few quick questions.
You get one clear next step and a time to check again. It never tells you that you have a bleed, and it never works out a dose for you.
- 1Tap where it is on your body
- 2Tick the signs you notice
- 3Get your next step
After the dose
We check in, so you're not left wondering.
Once you've logged a bleed and given your dose, Bleedwise checks in: an hour later, then at 24 hours, day 2 and day 3. Three quick questions each time, so you can see whether it's settling or getting worse.
Every answer goes into one timeline for your next clinic visit.
Treatment
Stay on schedule, stay protected.
Prophylaxis only works if you keep up with it. Regular doses keep your factor levels up and help stop bleeds before they start.
Bleedwise puts your schedule on a calendar, lets you log each dose in one tap, and marks any you missed, so you can see how you're really doing.
It also helps you keep track of your stock at home, and reminds you when it's running low.
Library
We read the 180-page WFH guidelines so you don't have to.
The WFH guidelines, retold as Insta-style stories. Same advice. Actually readable.
Travel
Plan a few months ahead, and keep your kit in your hand luggage.
Sport and the gym
Most sport is good for you. Some sports carry more risk than others.
Dental care
Tell your dentist about your haemophilia first. Cleanings and fillings are usually low risk.
Treatment at home
Follow the same steps every time, and get your kit ready before you start.
The mind side
Managing this every day is tiring. You don't have to do it alone.
Back to work and daily life
Let the bleed settle first. Your normal routine will come back bit by bit.
* World Federation of Hemophilia, WFH Guidelines for the Management of Hemophilia, 3rd edition (Srivastava et al., Haemophilia, 2020).
Also in the app
Your haemophilia card, on your phone
The card your centre gave you, always with you. At A&E, one tap gives staff a full screen summary, even if they've never met you.
Export for your doctor
Get a PDF or an Excel file of your bleeds: all of them, the last 12 months, the last 3 months, or just one. It's your own record, not an official medical record.
Caregivers
Caregivers get the same app under their own name. They can log a bleed for someone else and share it with their care team.
Create a caregiver accountBleedwise follows the WFH Guidelines for the Management of Hemophilia, 3rd edition. It's informed by WFH but not endorsed by WFH, and it doesn't diagnose a bleed or replace your care team.