1Journaling & diary
Free-form, detailed notes you can keep like a personal health diary — and export on their own to bring richer context to your doctor or therapist.
My Med Journal is actively built and growing. Here's a peek at what's on the way — new ways to understand your health, all staying exactly where they belong: encrypted, on your phone, never in the cloud.
Vote for the features you want most. You can vote for each feature once per hour — so if there's something you really want, come back and keep voting for it!
Free-form, detailed notes you can keep like a personal health diary — and export on their own to bring richer context to your doctor or therapist.
Visualize your data over a day, a week, or a month to spot patterns you'd never catch in a list. Customizable so your trends show up in a way that's actually meaningful to you.
See how the seasons affect you. Track in-season allergens and weather alongside your symptoms to surface connections — like flares during storm season or a scratchy throat after the pollen count spikes.
Log the things you do — walks, workouts, yoga, meditation, cooking, driving, and more — so you can see how activity plays into how you feel.
Export your trend graphs together with the underlying entries from that time frame — a clear, shareable picture for your care team.
Export your data as a ready-to-use prompt you can paste into the AI tool of your choice for deeper pattern analysis — entirely your call, entirely opt-in.
Import your medical tests and doctor's notes and make them searchable — turning the app into a digital medical binder that keeps your whole health history in one private place.
Every one of these features is built on the same promise: your health data stays yours. It's encrypted on your phone, and we never sell it or send it anywhere without you choosing to. New features won't change that — privacy is the whole point.
This roadmap is shaped by the people who use the app. If there's something you wish it could do, we genuinely want to hear it — every idea is read.