Chronic illness comes with a lot to figure out.

Krue helps you find answers, make a plan, and stay on top of everything that happens between appointments — with a real person there to help along the way.

Currently piloting with a small group of people living with chronic illness.

Your appointments are only part of managing your health.

  • There are questions to answer.
  • Things to research.
  • Recommendations to try.
  • Appointments to prepare for.
  • Referrals to follow up on.
  • Symptoms and changes to remember.
  • Resources to find.

And hours spent searching Google, Reddit, patient groups, and saved posts trying to figure out what might actually help.

Most of that gets left to you.

Krue is being built to make it less.

HOW KRUE HELPS

Figure it out.

Bring us what you’re trying to understand. We’ll help find credible information, resources, practical strategies, and useful next steps.

Make a plan.

We’ll turn what matters to you into a simple plan — things to try, questions to ask, appointments to prepare for, resources to explore, and next steps.

Adapt as you go.

You won’t be left with a plan and sent on your way. A real person checks in, helps you follow through, and works through new questions with you as things change.

Monday
GGrace

“You were going to try moving your shower to the evening this week. How did that go?”

The following Tuesday
GGrace

“You mentioned your neurology appointment is Thursday. Want to go through the questions you’ve been saving?”

You don’t have to figure out every piece alone.

Start with whatever is on your mind.

You don’t need to know what kind of help you need. Just tell us what’s going on.

ONE THREAD, START TO FINISH
A questionUseful informationA planSomething you trySomeone following up
My doctor told me to try compression for POTS but I have no idea what I’m actually supposed to buy.
GGrace from Krue

I can help you sort through the different types and what to consider. Did they mention a compression level or how high it should go?

ADDED TO YOUR PLAN
  • Understand compression options
  • Confirm compression level with doctor
  • Choose an option to try
A week later
GGrace from Krue

You were looking into compression last week. Did you end up trying anything?

I ordered a pair of knee-highs. Still getting used to them.
PREPARING FOR A SPECIALIST
I see rheumatology in two weeks and I always forget what I wanted to ask.
Let’s pull together what you’ve been saving. Want to add the joint pain you mentioned last week?
Bring question list to rheumatology
KNOWING WHETHER SOMETHING HELPED
I’ve been pacing my energy for a couple of weeks. I honestly can’t tell if it’s working.
Want to jot down a quick energy check each evening? We can look at it together on Friday.
Evening energy check, Monday to Friday
Grace, founder of Krue

I started Krue because I’ve lived this.

“After I suddenly became sick with POTS, I learned how much of managing chronic illness happens outside the doctor’s office.

I had to research constantly, find the right people, keep track of recommendations, prepare for appointments, try different strategies, and figure out how to live my life around a body that had changed.

Over time, I built my own system for managing it.

Krue is my attempt to give other people the support I wish I’d had.”

— Grace, Founder

Built from lived experience and 50+ hours talking with people navigating chronic illness.

Give yourself less to manage.

Krue is currently working with a small group of people with chronic illness to build a better way to manage everything that happens between appointments.

For the current pilot, you’ll work directly with Grace to build your plan and have support along the way. Participation is free.