Why did you try Cloud9?
What were you hoping it would help you with?
Record a quick video on your phone and tell us about your experience with Cloud9. No script. No editing. No perfect take needed.
Record my videoYou can answer any of these questions.
What were you hoping it would help you with?
Share anything you had already tried before finding Cloud9.
Give a little context on what you tried and how it fit into your routine.
Tell us what changed for you. If you had blood work done, you can share any markers and before-and-after numbers, too.
What do you think they should know? Anything else you would like to add is welcome, too.
You do not need to answer every question. Choose the ones that fit your experience.
Small mistakes are completely fine. Pause, restart a sentence, or take your time. We will handle the editing—it's our goal to make you look good.
Portrait format works best.
A window or another light source is great.
Or keep going if there is more you want to share.

Phone upright and a little way from you. Set it on a stand, lean it against something, or hold it with a steady hand.

A shaky phone or noisy, busy room. If you can, move to a quieter spot or set your phone down.
No script. No retakes. No pressure. Just share your experience naturally. It’s our goal to make you look good.
These were recorded on a phone. Clear, natural, and honest is all that matters.
Record a new video or choose one already on your phone.
Your story is officially with the Cloud9 team, and we’re so glad you shared it. We review submissions within 24 business hours, Monday–Friday. If your video meets the quick quality and length guidelines, we’ll email your $50 Amazon.com Gift Card.
Thanks for taking the time to help someone else feel a little less alone on their journey.
Not at all. A clear, natural phone video is exactly what we want.
No. The $50 Amazon.com Gift Card is for sharing your genuine experience, not for giving us a positive review.
It must come from a Cloud9 customer, describe a genuine personal experience, and be clear enough to see and hear. Your opinion or results do not determine eligibility.
That is completely fine. Lab results are entirely optional.