Easily record and monitor your COVID-19 symptoms over time. This app helps alleviate anxiety by providing a clear history of your health status and test results. Contribute to vital COVID research by sharing anonymized data.
Reviews of COVID Symptom are mixed: the Health & Fitness app is rated 4.4/5 from 402 App Store ratings. What users like most: easy to use, helpful for tracking symptoms. Top complaints: glitchy and unreliable, unable to add custom symptoms or notes. Summarized from real user reviews.
1.23.42
September 21, 2020
Fix: On iOS14 devices, clicking Well or Unwell image on Home screen does not open the respective screens.
4 issues
Symptom and health data not saving properly
Gender and other settings not persisting
5 requests
Add more symptom options, including uncommon ones
Allow users to add custom symptoms or notes
This app allows users to easily track and record their COVID-19 symptoms. It provides a history of your symptoms, helps alleviate anxiety by offering a clear overview of your health, and allows you to record test results. You can also choose to share a report of your symptoms with your doctor.
By using the app to track your symptoms and test results, you can contribute your anonymized data to scientists and researchers. This donated data helps them track, study, and model the prevalence of COVID-19 in communities, aiding in the understanding and prevention of its spread.
No, there is no fee to use this app. It is completely free to download and use for tracking your COVID-19 symptoms and contributing to research.
The app does not track your location and only optionally collects country and postal code. Personally identifiable information like email IDs and phone numbers are not shared. Your donated data is made available to researchers in an aggregated form, and may be used to create heat maps showing symptom prevalence.
This app is not advised for use by individuals who are hospitalized with severe symptoms. It also does not provide medical advice; if you experience severe symptoms, you should contact emergency services or your doctor immediately.
