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Mihaly Setalo
Track experiences, monitor progress, uncover patterns
Track symptoms, triggers, traumas, and moods. Customize tracking categories. Visualize trends with intuitive charts. Log entries for personal reflection or therapy discussions. Set reminders and monitor progress over time.
HelloJoy, LLC
Track mood, sleep, and symptoms daily
Track daily mental health with quick check-ins for positivity, energy, and symptoms. Analyze patterns in sleep, exercise, and movement to understand their impact. Share symptoms and progress with clinicians for personalized care.
SMILE GROUP GROUP COMPANY LIMITED
Track dates and ovulation cycles
Track menstrual cycles by logging start and end dates to predict future periods and ovulation. View average cycle length, fertile days, and PMS patterns. Record symptoms such as cramps, mood changes, and energy levels.
ENDO45 LIMITED
Manage symptoms with targeted exercises
Track symptoms like pain, fatigue, and bloating with daily logging. Set reminders for habits that support management. Learn about four key body systems affecting endo health.
MyQuietSpot Inc.
Log symptoms and track meals
Track symptoms by rating pain level (0-10) and noting location and specific issues like bloating or cramping. Log meals with trigger tags such as dairy or gluten. View weekly and monthly charts to identify patterns.
Pascal Freiburghaus
Sync data across devices and analyze glucose
Log blood sugar levels, insulin doses, medications, and ketone readings. Sync data across devices using iCloud, Dropbox, or WebDAV. Analyze data on desktop or iOS devices. Input entries during the day and review trends over time.
Stefano Pagliano
Track and export to PDF
Track changes with interactive charts. Export data to CSV or PDF. Sync with Apple Health. Import and export records. Choose between dark and light themes. Set regular weighing schedule to monitor progress.
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