StrivePD on Apple Watch makes it easy for people with Parkinson's to track and log symptoms, giving patients more control over their care.
"Being able to show my neurologist how my motor symptoms were fluctuating, thanks to StrivePD, was the impetus for me to get surgery for a deep brain stimulation device," said Aura Oslapas, who drew from her first-hand experience with Parkinson's to create the StrivePD mobile app. Since Rune Labs acquired the StrivePD ecosystem in 2019, Oslapas has worked with the company to evolve the StrivePD user experience and recently joined its Patient Advisory Board.
"When people with Parkinson's are prescribed new medications, adjusting how much to take and when to take it until they find something that works can be a lengthy process. StrivePD helps people to track their symptoms and improvements, accelerating the time to an optimal medication schedule – and with today's clearance, more people will have access to this life-changing technology," Oslapas said. "StrivePD on Apple Watch is the long-awaited union of quantitative and qualitative data that encourages better care and communication between patients and clinicians, while also empowering people with Parkinson's who are striving to live better every day."
Kneu is built on over 10 years of peer-reviewed Oxford research, validated in real clinical settings. It combines motor, cognitive, and behavioural data to create the most comprehensive remote neurology dataset globally. This enables AI-driven insights that detect changes earlier, guide treatment decisions, and improve outcomes — all backed by clinical evidence and regulatory clearance.
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