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Pain has an ebb and flow. Learn yours.

Ebb helps people living with chronic pain log a flare in ten seconds, see what drives it, learn what actually helps, and walk into every appointment with a report their clinician can use.

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Mornings are easier when the night had a plan

Your pain has patterns. Ebb finds them.

Chronic pain moves with sleep, activity, stress and even the weather. After a week of ten-second logs, Ebb starts showing you which of them move yours, and it always shows its working.

A woman in gardening gloves kneeling among plants“Overdid the gardening” is a trigger, a pattern and a lesson. Ebb connects the three.
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Ten seconds on a bad day.

After 9 PM the app dims itself. Tap a number, tap where, done. Or just say it, and Ebb fills in the rest, showing the words each answer came from.

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Understand it, one lesson at a time.

A 12-lesson program built on pain science, pacing and acceptance-based therapy. Every lesson is reviewed by a clinician, dated, and can be read aloud on the phone, offline.

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    Your clinician sees it too.

    Pain clinics get a triage queue ranked by who needs attention and why, a pre-visit summary where every sentence links to its source logs, and the monitoring record they need to bill for it.

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    iPhone · Android · Mac · Windows · Web

    One account, synced in seconds, and it keeps working offline. Log on whatever is closest, and see the whole picture wherever you have room.

    The Ebb phone app’s Today screen
    PhoneLog in ten seconds, day or night
    The Ebb web app dashboard with the 30-day pain line
    WebReports, journal and the full library
    The Ebb Mac app with a pacing reminder
    Mac and WindowsA menu-bar log and pacing nudges for desk days

    Safe by design, not by disclaimer.

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      Built around the thing you want back.

      “Walk Biscuit to Whetstone Park and back without a flare the next day.” Denise’s goal, set on day one, and the measure Ebb tracks her progress against.