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About My Symptom - Health Journal

My Symptom helps you track when, where, and under what circumstances your symptoms occur, making it easier to identify patterns. [Key Features] -VoiceOver support - Separate tracking for symptoms and situations - organize "what hurts" and "when it hurts" systematically - Smart keyword suggestions - quickly enter information with automatic word recommendations - Calendar view - visualize a month of records at a glance - Powerful search - find past entries instantly by keyword - Dark mode support - comfortable to use anytime [Privacy First] All data stays on your device only. We never collect or transmit your health information. Share accurate symptom patterns with your doctor during appointments. Ideal for managing chronic conditions, allergies, or recurring health concerns.

What’s new

Version 1.4.1 · Updated June 28, 2026

**Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue where previous logs disappeared after the app update. - Your previous logs will be restored if no new logs have been added.

App privacy

The developer, Hyemi So, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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