Tracely – Symptom Tracker
Bjorn Schefzyk · Health & Fitness
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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Medication names come out right Tracely now listens for the medications already in your log while you speak, so names like Pantoprazole and Gaviscon stop turning into nonsense. Also: clearer progress on longer entries, and tapping again while one is still processing no longer starts over.
In-app purchases · US
No in-app purchases.
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Tracely is a health diary you can just talk to. Say one sentence — "heartburn, a 6, took Gaviscon, had a cheeseburger with fries", or "very fatigued today, legs heavy, blurred vision" — and Tracely sorts it into symptoms, food, medication, sleep and the times you mentioned. No forms. No dropdowns. No tapping through menus. EVERYTHING IN ONE TIMELINE • AI structures every sentence you say • A whole day merges into a single card • Severity sliders, medication doses and meals, side by side SEE WHAT CHANGES • Trends charts your symptom severity by day, week or month • Analysis reads your log and names the patterns in plain language — which symptoms move together, when they cluster, and what tends to come before them • Log only symptoms if that's all you want to track. Food and medication are optional, never required • Useful for reflux, migraine, IBS, fatigue, allergies, sleep and long-term conditions — any symptom you want to understand WORKS WITH APPLE HEALTH • Symptoms, moods and caffeine or alcohol are copied into Health • Tracely only writes — it can never read your health data PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your diary stays on your iPhone and in your iCloud • The AI never stores your words or trains on them • Your words are never sold. No ads. No tracking across other apps. • Anonymous usage stats only, and you can switch them off in Settings Tracely organizes what you tell it. It does not diagnose, give medical advice, or make decisions about your health. Always talk to a doctor about your symptoms.
What's new · 1.0.4
Medication names come out right Tracely now listens for the medications already in your log while you speak, so names like Pantoprazole and Gaviscon stop turning into nonsense. Also: clearer progress on longer entries, and tapping again while one is still processing no longer starts over.
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