The CWC app is designed for all Wisconsin residents, including those sheltering-in-place, under quarantine, working in essential jobs or soon returning to work as Wisconsin opens. Content in the ‘misinformation’ section of the app will be updated weekly. App content will be frequently updated, as Wisconsin’s strategies for mitigating COVID-19 evolve over time. In addition, free meditations by Healthy Minds Innovations allow users to stay ‘in app’ to get vital relaxation exercises. It’s the first locally-designed app, allowing users to both receive and give help to others in their communities while correcting state-specific misinformation trending on social media. The app offers a unique combination of advantages over other COVID-19 apps. The desktop app can be accessed at the mobile app is under review by the Apple App and Google Play stores, and is expected to be available in early May. The Center for Health Enhancement Systems Studies (CHESS) at the University of Wisconsin–Madison developed the app in partnership with government, academic, medical, business and community organizations statewide.

Submitted photoĬOVID-19 Wisconsin Connect, a free desktop and mobile app that provides accurate information, social support and helpful resources to Wisconsinites, launches today. The Wisconsin Connect app allows Wisconsinites to receive and give help to others, and it corrects misinformation trending on social media.

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