What's new in withClaro: November 2026
A new Home, dose logging, all your notes in one place and a clearer view of your health history. Here's what changed in the withClaro app this month.
By Tanya Rybakova · Medically reviewed by Dr. Jason Tan , Consultant Psychiatrist · 2026-11-05 · 4 min read
Key takeaways The new Home shows today's medication, check-ins and next steps in one place. You can log each dose as you take it and add details to a check-in later in the day. All your notes now live in one library, and you can look back at how your health records change over time. On this page
A new Home Log each dose as you take it Add details to a check-in later All your notes in one place See how things change over time From our users New on the blog: how the withClaro app uses AI Here's what changed in the withClaro app since our October update, along with a new guide on the blog.
A new Home
The new Home shows your day at a glance: today's medication, your check-ins and next steps, such as reviewing your day or scheduling your next clinician visit. Below that, your journey shows where you are in treatment.
The new Home: today's dose, the evening check-in and the next clinician visit. Log each dose as you take it
You can now log each dose as you take it, on the schedule you set with your prescriber. Each medication has its own history, so you can see which days you took it, which you missed and which you haven't logged yet.
The dose history for one medication: taken today, missed yesterday, not logged on Saturday. Add details to a check-in later
A check-in doesn't have to be complete the moment you make it. If a side effect appears in the evening, you can add it to that morning's check-in.
All your notes in one place
Your notes now live in one library, linked to your check-ins. You can search them and filter them, for example to see only the notes from medical appointments.
The notes library, filtered to medical notes, including a note from a clinician. See how things change over time
You can look back at past health records and see how your mood, energy and other measures change from week to week.
A weekly mood trend built from five days of check-ins. From our users
Reviews like this make our week. That's what we're building for: tracking that takes a few seconds, on the days when even that feels like a lot.
A 5-star review of the withClaro app in the App Store. If the withClaro app has helped you too, a short review in the App Store helps other people on antidepressants find it. We read every one. Leave a review
New on the blog: how the withClaro app uses AI
If you've wondered what happens to your data when you talk to Claro, our new guide explains what the AI uses, what it can and can't do, and how your data is protected. Read the guide
Also new on the blog: are brain zaps harmful?
The withClaro app supports you between appointments and doesn't provide medical advice. Talk to your prescriber before making any changes to your medication.
Download on the App Store The withClaro app helps you keep track of how you feel on an antidepressant and bring a clearer picture to your next appointment.
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Claro articles are for self-monitoring and educational purposes only. They are not a medical device, therapist, or diagnostic tool, and do not replace care from your prescribing clinician. If you are in crisis, contact your care team, emergency services, the Samaritans (UK: 116 123), or the Crisis Text Line (US: text HOME to 741741).
