Most people on antidepressants are unsure if the meds are working Track your side effects, mood, and progress. Understand what's normal at each stage. Come to your next appointment with real data, not just 'I think it's working.'
The antidepressant journey in numbers
42% discontinue antidepressants within 30 days (Olfson et al., 2006).
22% stop without telling their doctor (Samples & Mojtabai, 2014).
56% report withdrawal when coming off (Davies & Read, 2019).
Built around how antidepressant treatment actually works — week by week, dose by dose
Track daily. Understand what's happening. Arrive prepared.
Frequently asked questions Is Claro a medical app? No. Claro is a self-monitoring tool. It helps you track your experience and prepare for conversations with your doctor — it does not give medical advice, make diagnoses, or replace clinical care. Will Claro share my data with my doctor or anyone else? No. Your data belongs to you. You choose what to share and with whom. Claro will never sell or share your data without your explicit consent. What if I am having a mental health crisis? Claro is not a crisis tool. If you are in crisis, please contact your care team, call emergency services, or reach the Samaritans (UK: 116 123) or Crisis Text Line (US: text HOME to 741741). Is Claro only for antidepressants? Currently, yes. Claro is designed specifically for people navigating antidepressant treatment from starting to tapering and stopping. Does Claro work with my psychiatrist's systems? Not yet. The pre-appointment summary is designed to be printed or shared as a PDF. Direct integration with clinic systems is on our roadmap.