A one-tap mood check-in and quick logs — how something feels, a note, a photo, a voice memo — on a single timeline you actually own.
A native iPhone app. Your data lives in your own iCloud — never on our servers, never in a third-party cloud.
How you felt on Tuesday, whether that ache was worse after the walk, which day the good stretch started — it's gone by the time you try to remember. MySmptom captures how you feel the moment it happens: a tap for mood, a few seconds for a note, photo, or voice memo. Scattered days become a timeline you can actually read.
Two ways in, one record out. Mood is always a tap away at the top of the screen; a note takes a moment longer only when you want the detail.
Tap one of the faces at the top of the screen at any moment. Each tap is its own event, stamped with the time — so a day that swung from rough to good is recorded as exactly that, not flattened into one number.
one tap → one timestamped eventName what you're tracking, rate how it feels 0–10, and add as much or as little as you want: a short note, a photo, or a voice memo when typing is too much. Mark it stopped when it passes.
rating + note + photo / voiceEverything lands on one timeline, newest first — and built-in charts turn it into trends for each thing you track, your mood, and your daily check-ins. Watch the weeks take shape.
one record → charts → patternsMySmptom has no server and no account. Everything you log is saved on your iPhone and synced privately through your own iCloud (Apple's CloudKit), encrypted by Apple and tied to your Apple ID. We never see it — there is nothing on our side to see.
What you track is about as personal as it gets. MySmptom is built so it stays yours — not because a policy says so, but because of where it physically lives: your device and your iCloud, and nowhere else.