Managing atrial fibrillation together
We’re building MyAfib: a platform that connects people living with Afib, leading researchers, and healthcare professionals from around the world. Together, we will exchange real experiences and insights to improve how Afib is understood and to develop more personalized treatment options.
All your experiences in one place
Soon you’ll be able to track your experiences, learn what works for others living with Afib, and discover what works for you — all while keeping your data private and secure. Afib affects everyone differently. That’s why your story matters.
Track your experiences across four key areas:
Symptoms | Triggers | Treatments | Self-management
Symptoms
Soon you can track your symptoms to spot patterns — and see how others manage theirs. Like for instance:
Triggers
Soon you can learn what sets off your Afib episodes — and discover new ways to reduce them. Like for instance:
- • GERD/acid reflux
- • Heat or overheating
- • Poor sleep or insomnia
- • Smoking or vaping
- • Caffeine or energy drinks
Treatments
Soon you can track treatment outcomes — and see which treatments others find most helpful. Like for instance:
- • Ambulatory monitor (Holter/patch)
- • Contacted cardiologist/telehealth
- • Pill-in-the-pocket antiarrhythmic
- • Prescribed anticoagulant
- • Prescribed beta-blocker
Self management
Soon you will be able to discover daily habits that can help you to take control of your Afib. Like for instance:
- • No alcohol
- • Slept or took a nap
- • Light walking or stretching
- • Rested or lay down
- • Slow deep breathing
How MyAfib works
We believe in the power of citizen science. Why? Because your experience holds the key to better treatment. By joining MyAfib, you can directly contribute to ongoing scientific research while learning from others in the community. MyAfib turns your experience into insight. Here’s how: We believe in the power of citizen science. Why? Because your experience holds the key to better treatment. By joining MyAfib, you can directly contribute to ongoing scientific research while learning from others in the community. MyAfib turns your experience into insight. Here’s how:
Share
Sign up and start logging your daily experiences in your personal diary.
Track
Use our personalized dashboard to keep track of your progress and habits.
Learn
See what works for others. Discover what works for you.
Improve
Help researchers and healthcare professionals in developing more personalized treatment options for Afib.
Testimonials
Your story makes the difference
"I see great value in platforms like MyAfib that empower individuals to track their lifestyle, symptoms, and triggers in real-time. Such data not only supports prevention and better self-management but also provides researchers and clinicians with critical insights to detect patterns, refine predictive models, and advance more personalised healthcare solutions, transforming lived experience into knowledge that benefits the entire community."
“What makes MyAfib so powerful for researchers is that it captures how people actually live with atrial fibrillation, not just in clinics, but in everyday life. By spotting patterns in symptoms and uncovering new triggers, we gain valuable clues about the mechanisms driving Afib. These real-world insights help us move toward more personalised treatments and potentially new prevention strategies.”
"I see great value in platforms like MyAfib that empower individuals to track their lifestyle, symptoms, and triggers in real-time. Such data not only supports prevention and better self-management but also provides researchers and clinicians with critical insights to detect patterns, refine predictive models, and advance more personalised healthcare solutions, transforming lived experience into knowledge that benefits the entire community."
“What makes MyAfib so powerful for researchers is that it captures how people actually live with atrial fibrillation, not just in clinics, but in everyday life. By spotting patterns in symptoms and uncovering new triggers, we gain valuable clues about the mechanisms driving Afib. These real-world insights help us move toward more personalised treatments and potentially new prevention strategies.”