What's New in withClaro: October 2026
Claro remembers more of your conversations, and your check-in reports are easier to read. Here's what changed in withClaro this month.
By Tanya Rybakova · Medically reviewed by Dr. Jason Tan , Consultant Psychiatrist · 2026-10-22 · 4 min read
Key takeaways Claro remembers more of your conversations, and you can log a check-in or fix a date right in the chat. Check-in reports in Journey are easier to read, and you can leave feedback on any report or answer from Claro. Medication Hub loads faster, and updates to your daily plan are more reliable.
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Claro remembers more Clearer check-in reports in Journey A faster Medication Hub Smaller fixes New on the blog: feeling numb on antidepressants Daniel Lyons joins withClaro as an advisor What's next
This is our first roundup of updates. Below you'll find what changed in the app, a new guide on the blog, and a new advisor on our team.
Claro remembers more
Conversations with Claro feel more natural now. It remembers more of what you've told it and understands your questions better.
You can also do more right in the chat. Log a check-in, fix a date or manage your activities without leaving the conversation. If a conversation gets cut off, you can pick it up where you left off.
Clearer check-in reports in Journey
We've redesigned check-in reports and the explanations in Journey, and the markers on your charts are easier to read.
If a report or one of Claro's answers doesn't feel right, you can now leave feedback on it.
A faster Medication Hub
Medication Hub loads faster, and updates to your daily plan are now more reliable.
Smaller fixes
Your onboarding answers now stay saved while you create an account. Signing in is more reliable when the app reloads your data, and reminders save correctly.
New on the blog: feeling numb on antidepressants
Some people on antidepressants find that the lows get quieter, but so does everything else. Our new guide explains what emotional blunting is and how to bring it up with your prescriber. It was medically reviewed by Dr. Jason Tan, Consultant Psychiatrist.
Read the guide
Daniel Lyons joins withClaro as an advisor
Daniel Lyons, PMHNP-BC, is a psychiatric nurse practitioner focused on ADHD and neurodiversity-informed care. He often asks patients, What is this medication, or change, in service of?
Meet Daniel
What's next
We're working on a new home screen, a report you can bring to your doctor, and other updates. We read the requests you send us, and we keep fixing things.
Download on the App Store withClaro 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).