Allergy Tracker: Symptom Diary

Allergy is a personal diary for tracking allergic reactions and symptoms. Log how you feel, possible triggers, medications, and notes — all in one place. WHY IT’S USEFUL When reactions happen repeatedly, it can be difficult to remember what came before the symptoms — food, contact with an allergen, medication, or environmental factors. The diary helps you record events as they happen and notice possible patterns over time — so you can discuss them with your doctor based on recorded information rather than guesswork. WHAT YOU CAN TRACK - Symptoms — including intensity and photos - Possible triggers and allergen exposure - Medications and dosages - Daily well-being - Notes and additional events HOW THE APP HELPS - Today — quickly add entries and view your daily timeline - Calendar — see an overview of symptoms and well-being by day - Analytics — view frequent symptoms, possible triggers, and trends over 7, 30, or 90 days - PDF Report — create a ready-to-use document for your doctor with a timeline, charts, and photos - Daily Reminder — a gentle reminder to keep your diary up to date PRIVACY Your entries are stored locally on your device. No account is required, and your data is not sent to a server. You can create a backup and restore your diary when switching to a new phone. WHO IT’S FOR The app is suitable for anyone who wants to keep a personal diary of allergies, skin reactions, food intolerances, or other recurring symptoms — and track their well-being in a more organized way. IMPORTANT Allergy is designed for personal tracking and diary keeping. It does not diagnose medical conditions, replace professional medical advice, or provide medical recommendations. Patterns shown in Analytics are observations based on your entries, not medical conclusions. If you experience severe or concerning symptoms, seek medical attention. FEATURES - Works offline - Russian and English interface - Dark mode - Backup export and import - PDF reports with customizable date ranges and sections Start your diary today — so at your next doctor’s appointment, you’ll have specific records instead of relying on memory.