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Clove: Chronic Illness Tracker

Clove: Chronic Illness Tracker

Track Mood, Symptoms, and More

32 ratings
17 reviews
💪 Health & Fitness
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 5, 2025
  • September 29, 2026

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Colby Brown
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A private and customizable app for tracking chronic illness, pain, symptoms, and mood. It helps users identify patterns and gain a sense of control over their health with a clean, distraction-free design. All data is stored locally on the device for maximum privacy.

✓Track pain, mood, symptoms, meals, activities
✓Customize symptoms to monitor
✓Visual calendar and trend insights
✓Optional logging and medication reminders
✓Distraction-free design for fatigue and ADHD
✓Open-source and local data storage
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What's New in Clove

1.7.0

September 29, 2026

Clove 1.7 makes tracking simpler and your history easier to explore. A refreshed Today view keeps check-ins focused, while redesigned History, Search, and Insights help you find past entries and understand patterns in what you’ve recorded. We’ve also improved onboarding and tracker customization, added optional Gentle Plans, and polished the app throughout. Your health data remains private and on your device.

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Very nice app, but has room to grow

Re-review Clove is great for tracking symptoms and feelings over a long period of time. Its simple and easy to get into. The problem is that you can’t move symptoms in the list, the period tracking still doesn’t work for me after four cycles, and I straight up can’t view any correlation to a symptom- it’s just not on the list and I have no idea why, I’ve been tracking it for over two months. It also defaults to an yes/no option when a new day starts, and I wish it would just be unselected so if I missed it I wouldn’t skew my data.
App is pretty good besides that. Doesn’t ask for any personal information, no account needed, no ads, nothing locked behind a subscription. Just a single dev as far as I can tell. I appreciate this app but when using it for so long it’s weaknesses become obvious. Dev has a history of responding to reviews so I hope we get a QOL update soon.
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WiltedWoodsWiltedWoods

Response from developer

Really appreciate this type of feedback. Since the app is fully offline, I have no telemetry or analytics to utilize on my end, so this kind of user feedback is the best way to find these bugs/issues. I will add all of these to my backlog and get a QOL update out ASAP!

Marvelous!

I love this app so much! Thank you for all you’ve put into it. I offer a suggestion or two for the activity tracking: make activity categories/colors customizable!; and perhaps add a way to create a “hope to do” list so that activities can be checked off throughout day (or pruned from the list without guilt).
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idesandearsidesandears

Response from developer

Thank you for the feedback! I will add these to the list of features!

Great tracker!

I’ve only been using it recently but I really appreciate having a place to log all my symptoms and cofactors all together. I love how customizable yet simple it is so you can tailor things to your needs as they fluctuate. Looking forward to making use of the metrics and insights over time to see what correlates.

In future versions, I would love if there was a meter and/or counter to track hydration/fluid intake as well. And it’d be great if entries for meals, toileting, etc. could be edited after creating. Right now I only see the option to delete the entry but not add to it if you want to make/change a note later on.

I hope more folks find this app who need it! It’s clear, not fussy but still comprehensive if you want, no ads, no bloat, no paywall-locked features. In today’s world, an accessible, non-predatory platform like this that puts user privacy first is a godsent breath of fresh air. Helps me feel more safe and connected to my body.
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bexbox594bexbox594

Response from developer

Hello thanks so much for the review! This feedback is incredibly helpful. I will certainly take all of these suggestions into the next update!!

Great app

2nd update. Prompt reply from developer. Figured out the quick add symptom is for a one time recording. Long term have to be added in the symptoms section. Update. It keeps removing some of my symptoms from one day to the next. They are still listed on previous days, but I have to reenter them daily. Took me a minute to figure out how to add food and activity. You have to scroll down on the today page. But I like that I can add my own. Note that it’s not a nutrition or fitness tracker. It just records it to give broad insights in relation to your symptoms.
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Burnin'blackandblueBurnin'blackandblue

Response from developer

Hey thanks for the feedback. Are you adding them as one time symptoms? If you click “Edit” next to Symptoms or “Manage Symptoms” in settings, you will be able to permanently add your symptoms. The one time symptom feature is to enable you to enter a symptom that doesn’t occur everyday/frequently.

love ittta

Compared to all of the other spendy apps, I absolutely love Clove! It’s so easy to use and I love how it tracks different patterns and charts all of your symptoms for you. So glad I found this app!!
HaddieBeanHaddieBean

Response from developer

Thanks a ton! Glad it is working well for you :)

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FAQ

What is Clove's main purpose?

Clove is designed to help users track their chronic illness, pain, symptoms, and mood. It aims to provide insights into patterns and offer a sense of control over health management.

How does Clove protect user privacy?

Clove prioritizes privacy by being open-source and storing all user data locally on the device. No accounts are required, and no data is uploaded or shared externally.

Can I customize what I track in Clove?

Yes, Clove allows for extensive customization. You can track a variety of elements like pain, mood, symptoms, meals, and activities, and even add your own custom symptoms to monitor.

Is Clove suitable for users with chronic fatigue or ADHD?

Yes, Clove features a clean, distraction-free design that is specifically beneficial for users managing chronic fatigue and ADHD. This design aims to make tracking less overwhelming.

Does Clove offer reminders?

Clove provides optional reminders to help users log their symptoms, meals, or take their medications. These reminders can be configured to suit individual needs.

What platforms is Clove available on?

Currently, Clove is supported on iPhone devices. The app was last updated on February 6, 2026, with version 1.5.0.

What is the user sentiment for Clove?

Clove has received excellent user feedback, indicated by its perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 17 ratings. This suggests a high level of user satisfaction with its functionality and design.

Is Clove free to use?

Yes, Clove is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements, aligning with its focus on a private and distraction-free experience.