About Allergy Tracker: Allergic
Allergy Tracker: Allergic is an iPhone diary for people who want to understand their allergies. You log symptoms with a 1 to 5 severity scale, record the suspected trigger such as pollen, dust, pets or food, and add treatments, notes and photos of visible symptoms like rashes or swelling. Quick-pick suggestions speed up each entry.
A medication section records when you take antihistamines, nasal sprays, eye drops or inhalers, shows countdowns for how long a dose is expected to act, and can send reminders for the next one. Entries appear on an interactive calendar that can be searched and filtered by severity or photos, and an analytics view shows entry counts, average severity and a weekly chart. A doctor summary report can be generated for appointments. The app is developed by Yalcin Golayoglu and is free to download with in-app purchases. It runs on iPhone and is a personal log, not medical advice.
Key features
- Symptom logging with 1 to 5 severity
- Trigger, treatment, note and photo records
- Medication tracking with dose reminders
- Searchable calendar of past entries
- Visual analytics and weekly charts
- Doctor-ready summary reports
Good fit for
- →Finding patterns in seasonal allergies
- →Tracking antihistamine and inhaler use
- →Bringing a symptom history to a doctor visit
- Tags
- allergy
- symptom-tracker
- health-diary
- ios
- medication-reminders
- health
Allergy Tracker: Allergic: questions and answers
- What is Allergy Tracker: Allergic used for?
- Allergy Tracker: Allergic is an iPhone allergy diary that logs symptoms, triggers and medications and produces reports to share with a doctor. It is a good fit for finding patterns in seasonal allergies, tracking antihistamine and inhaler use, and bringing a symptom history to a doctor visit.
- Is Allergy Tracker: Allergic free?
- Yes. Allergy Tracker: Allergic has a free plan.
- Is Allergy Tracker: Allergic open source?
- No. Allergy Tracker: Allergic is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include NetNewsWire, Foqos and PowerToys.
- What are some alternatives to Allergy Tracker: Allergic?
- Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include BowelApp, 10K Steps Club and Amino: Supplement Scanner.
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