Pain Tracker: Nanolume Pro

Pain Tracker: Nanolume Pro

Pain Tracker & Diary

11 ratings
7 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 4, 2025
  • June 28, 2026

Features

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About

This app helps users meticulously track pain by recording its type, intensity, and location. It allows for detailed analysis of pain patterns and their response to treatments, offering a patented method for visualizing overlapping pain areas. Users can add notes on influencing factors and export their data for healthcare professionals.

Track multiple pain types and overlaps
Record pain intensity and location
Analyze pain trends with charts
Add notes on medications and activities
Backdate and edit entries
Export data as PDF or CSV
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What's New in Pain Tracker

1.2.3

June 28, 2026

Version 1.2.3 is a patch release that fixes a bug in the Interactive Review playback feature that could cause a crash if the cumulative size of all the images viewed exceeded the available memory.

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Subscription plans

Unlimited Access

Unlimited access to all features

$2.491 Month
14 Days trial
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User reviews

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Great tool for logging and tracking pain, activities, and medications. The visualizations and review tool could be improved a little but overall it’s a good tool to keep track of trends. Also, their support is excellent! I ran into a technical problem and they communicated with me right away about it, kept me informed on when it would be fixed, and got it figured out and fixed very quickly! In a world full of bots now it’s nice to have a real human on the other side, especially when you’re already dealing with very human issues like pain!
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Response from developer

• We fixed the review "play" button crashing bug when the animation review accessed the 18th pain diary entry. It was a memory overload problem. Thank you for pointing it out!

Excellent

Wonderful app helping us manage my daughter's CRPS symptoms. Easy to use. Highly recommend.

By L. LaDu, MSN

This app is awesome! I’m still learning about it and still playing with the zooming in and out. But now my pain has changed and I am going to seek longer sessions of ketamine here in the Phoenix area. There’s no one in this area that does full days of Ketamine Infusions but I did find two that do longer than one hour which are considered for mental health depression anyway I want to track my pain on this because I’ve had this since April 2025 and. That I’m having this CRPS. This tracker will help me tremendously, especially at this stage post surgical in October.
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Fantastic app!!

This app is amazing! I have been using an earlier version for over a year now. I have been suffering for peripheral neuropathy for over 13 years and with this app I can now document exactly where my pain is on daily basis or even more frequently if needed. Then I can share a history of my pain with my doctor showing the ups and downs over time as we try different things to help alleviate it. It even automatically keeps track of the weather when you make an entry in case that has an influence on your treatment. Makes things so much easier when discussing with your doc.
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Excellent app

The pain MD who developed this app was my healthcare provider several years ago and introduced me to this app. I’ve used it off and on when I’ve been in pain flares, when I’m trying new medicines and treatments, when I was showing other healthcare providers my pain patterns and levels, and when I applied for SSDI which I got in three months. I think the printed forms were very helpful for the latter. I’ve found this app to be user friendly and excellent for its purpose. I highly recommend it.
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FAQ

What is Nanolume Pro?

Nanolume Pro is a medical diary application designed to help users track the type, intensity, and location of their pain. It offers a patented method to visualize and analyze pain patterns over time, aiding in better communication with healthcare providers.

How does Nanolume Pro help with pain tracking?

Nanolume Pro allows users to create detailed diary entries by selecting pain types, marking intensity, and tracing locations on a body map. It can track multiple overlapping pain types and provides charts to identify trends and the impact of treatments.

Can I export my pain data from Nanolume Pro?

Yes, Nanolume Pro allows you to export your pain journal data. You can save or share your records as a PDF or CSV file, making it easy to provide comprehensive information to your doctor.

Is my data private with Nanolume Pro?

Nanolume Pro prioritizes user privacy by keeping all your data on your device. The data is never collected or stored by Nanolume® LLC, ensuring your sensitive health information remains secure.

What are the subscription options for Nanolume Pro?

Nanolume Pro offers subscription plans for unlimited access, including a monthly option at $2.49 and an annual option at $14.99. Both plans include a 14-day free trial.

What devices is Nanolume Pro available on?

Nanolume Pro is available on iPhone and iPad devices, catering to users who need to track their pain across Apple's mobile ecosystem.

How often is Nanolume Pro updated?

The latest version of Nanolume Pro is 1.1.1, and it was last updated on March 4, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.

What is the age rating for Nanolume Pro?

Nanolume Pro has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and adults who need to manage and document their pain experiences.