Created by a Norwegian lung specialist — for COPD and asthma patients

Your digital lung plan for COPD and asthma

Get a simple daily plan with exercises, inhaler help and trusted guidance — created by a Norwegian lung specialist.

Free for patients · Secure data storage in the EU · No app required

What your plan looks like

You get one simple daily plan with activity, exercises, breathing technique and inhaler help — all in one place.

Created by a lung specialist

The programme has been developed by Are Teigan, specialist in respiratory medicine. It provides support between consultations, but does not replace medical care during a flare-up or acute symptoms.

Are Teigan — specialist in respiratory medicine

What you get

🚶Daily activity plan
A concrete daily plan adapted to your diagnosis and fitness level.
💪Strength exercises for lung patients
Simple exercises that strengthen your breathing and endurance.
💊Inhaler guidance
Help with correct use of your specific inhaler.
🎬Videos from a lung specialist
Explanatory videos created by Are Teigan, specialist in respiratory medicine.
📋Vaccinations and self-care
Reminders about important vaccinations and what to watch out for.
💬COPD/asthma adviser
Ask questions based on the specialist's knowledge — available whenever you need it.

What is right for you?

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COPD

For you if you have COPD and want help with activity, breathing technique, inhaler use and self-care.

See the COPD plan
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Asthma

For you if you have asthma and want a clearer picture of symptoms, medication and what to do if things get worse.

See the asthma plan

How it works

From registration to your personal plan — two minutes, completely free.

1
Choose your diagnosis

Register with COPD or asthma — it takes two minutes.

2
Get a simple daily plan

You immediately receive a plan tailored to your diagnosis.

3
Follow your exercises and advice

Day by day: activity, breathing technique, inhaler guidance and videos.

4
See progress over time

Badges, streaks and COPD tests show that your effort is paying off.

When should you contact a doctor?

Contact your GP or emergency services if you experience rapid worsening, increasing breathlessness, chest pain, blue lips, confusion, high fever, or if you feel worried about your condition.

Read more about warning signs →

Free, safe and simple

Free for all patients
Data stored securely in the EU
No app required — works in your browser

Get your first daily plan now

Registration takes about 2 minutes. No app needed.

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