Elena R.@elena·4h
92% matchRRMS · Dx 2019
Two things that helped on flare days: a cool wrap on the neck, and stopping by 4pm. Posting in case it helps someone else figure theirs out.
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Discover people living with Multiple Sclerosis like yours
weMS is a peer community for people living with Multiple Sclerosis. Share what's on your mind, read posts ranked by profile match, and share the research
Private by default. You choose who sees each field.GDPR · no data sale
% match — not popularity92% match78% match54% match
An algorithm built on shared experience
Every post and every suggestion carries a quiet match badge — calculated from your MS type, treatments and symptoms. The closer the colour gets to green, the more your profiles overlap. No follower counts, no verified ticks, no algorithmic guesses about what you "engage with"
Giulia P.
RRMS · Dx 2018 · Ocrevus
Same MS type · 3 shared treatments · 2 shared symptoms
Jonas R.
RRMS · Dx 2020 · Kesimpta
Same MS type · 1 shared treatment · 4 shared symptoms
Aïcha B.
SPMS · Dx 2014 · Tysabri
Different MS type · 2 shared symptoms
What's inside01 · Feed92% match78% match54% match 02 · Research 03 · MS profile 04 · Privacy
A small social app, built to help you live with MS
No engagement loops. No "viral" content. Four features, all in service of the same question: who's been here, and what did they figure out?
Your feed, tuned to people like you
weMS ranks posts by your MS type, treatments, symptoms and mobility. You never see the same post twice until all newer posts are read — so you stop scrolling when there's nothing new.
Giulia Pesce
Same MS type · 3 shared treatments
Jonas Rasmussen
Same MS type · 4 shared symptoms
Aïcha Belkacem
2 shared symptoms
Share trusted reading, not screenshots of screenshots
Tick Research on a post to attach a source URL. Others can repost verified sources to spread them further — so the good papers travel, and rumours don't.
Researchnejm.org·posted by @marco_k
Ten-year follow-up of ocrelizumab in primary progressive MS — OPERA II
41 reposts from people on the same treatment
Fill in your profile
Anything you type that isn't in our lists is saved for everyone else to benefit from. Your profile grows the vocabulary of the community.
MS profile
Type
RRMS
Diagnosed
Dx 2019
Treatments
OcrevusVitamin D
Symptoms
FatigueHeat sens.Numbness
Privacy is yours to choose, field by field
Set each piece of your MS profile to public, followers-only, or private. Export your data or delete your account in Settings — no email-the-team theatre required.
MS type
PublicFollowersPrivate
Treatments
PublicFollowersPrivate
Symptoms
PublicFollowersPrivate
How it works
Complete your profile in 4 steps
No invite codes, no waiting list. Set up takes about three minutes. You can skip any field and add it later
01
Create an account
Email + password, or sign in with Google. Pick a display name — a pseudonym is perfectly fine.
02
Fill in your MS profile
Type, diagnosis year, treatments, symptoms, mobility. Skip what you'd rather keep to yourself.
03
Pick your visibility
Field by field — public, followers only, or private. You can change any of it anytime.
04
Find your people
Your feed and your suggestions both land on day one, ranked by how closely each profile matches yours.
weMS is a peer community, not medical advice
Nothing posted on the platform is medical advice. Always talk to a qualified clinician before making treatment decisions. We do not host clinicians, ads, or sponsored content.
Where the money goesDonations skip us
Donations skip us
and go to MS associations
We don't process donations. Every "Donate" button on weMS opens an MS association's own secure page in a new tab — weMS doesn't take a cut, see your card, or store anything about the gift. A small product-maintenance tip jar exists too, kept deliberately quiet
AISM — Italian MS Society
aism.it · research, advocacy, helpline
National MS Society
nationalmssociety.org · US-based, global reach
A small tip for the maker
From Alessio — one engineer, one tiny server bill.
Frequently asked
The questions every new member asks
If yours isn't here, write to support@we-ms.net.
Do I need to have MS to join?
Not strictly. Caregivers and close family are welcome — pick "None — I don't have MS" during onboarding. We surface a small label on your profile so peers know your context. Researchers, journalists, advertisers and clinicians acting in a professional capacity are not allowed.
How is the % match calculated?
It's a Jaccard similarity over your MS type, your treatments and your reported symptoms — the same algorithm used in the suggestion rail and the feed ranker. The hue shifts continuously from amber at low match to green at high match. It updates the moment you edit your profile.
Is it really free?
Yes. weMS is funded by one person plus an occasional tip via the support card. There are no ads, no premium tier, and no plans for either. Donations go directly to MS associations — they don't pass through us.
Who can see my MS profile?
You decide field by field — public, followers only, or private. The default is "followers only" on treatments and symptoms, and "public" on MS type. You can flip any of it at any time, and export or delete everything in Settings.
Which languages are supported?
English, Italian, French, Spanish and German at launch. The product picks your browser language; you can switch from Settings. Posts can be translated inline — your text never leaves the page until you press the button.
Can I delete my account?
From Settings → Privacy. Deletion permanently removes your account, MS profile, posts, comments, likes, saves and reposts. Backups are rotated within 30 days. No "are you sure?" loops — one form, password confirmation, done.
One quiet corner of the internet, for people like you
Three minutes to set up. Skip anything you'd rather keep to yourself