AfterAction: Vet Symptom Log

AfterAction: Vet Symptom Log

Migraine, PACT Act, claim prep

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 5, 2026
  • July 8, 2026

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This app helps veterans track symptoms and organize evidence to prepare VA disability claim drafts. It offers on-device AI features for daily check-ins, coaching, and exam preparation, with all core claim tools remaining free.

Symptom tracking
Evidence organization
VA claim draft preparation
On-device AI companion
Siri Shortcuts integration
Privacy-first design
PDF exports
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What's New in AfterAction

1.2.0

July 8, 2026

NEW: Claim Journey — AfterAction now walks you through the entire claims process. • See exactly where your claim is: nine stages from Intent to File through your decision letter, matching the same steps you see on VA.gov. • Plain-English guidance for every stage: what's happening, how long it typically takes, and what you can do right now. • Intent to File countdown: reminders before your 365-day filing window closes, so you never lose your effective date. • C&P exam reminders: a heads-up the week before and the day before your exam, plus a prompt to log how it went while it's fresh. • Two new Service Ribbons: Claim Filed and Decision. • Ask Siri: "What stage is my claim in?" • New floating quick-log button and visual polish throughout. Your stage is self-reported and all guidance is educational — check VA.gov for your official status. As always: everything above is free, your data never leaves your device, and there are no ads and no trackers.

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FAQ

What is AfterAction?

AfterAction is an independent companion app designed to help veterans track their symptoms and organize evidence to prepare drafts for VA disability claims. It focuses on privacy with 100% on-device processing and does not require accounts or cloud sync.

Does AfterAction have ads?

No, AfterAction does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with optional in-app purchases for advanced AI features, and all core claim navigation tools are provided for free.

What are the AI features in AfterAction?

The optional AI Companion offers features like Daily Check-In for symptom follow-ups, Weekly Coach for claim suggestions, Monthly Pattern Digest with AI summaries, and C&P Exam Prep with simulated examiner questions. These AI features utilize Apple's on-device Foundation Models.

Is AfterAction affiliated with the VA?

No, AfterAction is not affiliated with the VA. It is an independent app to assist users in preparing their own claim materials. It does not provide legal or medical advice, and claims should be filed through VA.gov or a VA-accredited VSO.

What devices does AfterAction support?

AfterAction is available on iPhone and iPad, supporting iOS devices. It is designed for on-device functionality, ensuring your data remains private on your Apple device.

How often is AfterAction updated?

The latest version, 1.1.0, was released on May 28, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Users can expect updates to enhance features and maintain compatibility with the latest iOS versions.

What are the privacy features of AfterAction?

AfterAction prioritizes privacy with 100% on-device processing, meaning no data leaves your iPhone. It features biometric lock, a privacy shield on the app switcher, and does not use third-party AI services, relying solely on Apple Foundation Models.

What claim preparation tools are free in AfterAction?

All claim navigation features in AfterAction are free and will remain so. This includes tools for drafting 21-4138 statements and 21-10210 buddy statements, symptom journal and evidence tracking, crisis resources, PDF exports, and Service Ribbons.