Pain Journal: Symptom Tracker

Pain Journal: Symptom Tracker

Pain History & Doctor Reports

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 30, 2026
  • July 30, 2026

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Log chronic pain symptoms, triggers, and medications using an interactive body map. Generate PDF reports for your doctor to track patterns and understand your condition better. Designed for daily use by individuals managing chronic illness.

Interactive 29-zone body map
Log pain, triggers, and medications
Generate PDF doctor reports
Identify pain patterns and trends
Offline-first functionality
No account required
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What's New in Pain Journal

1.4.2

July 30, 2026

What's new in 1.4.2: • The doctor report is reachable much sooner. It used to unlock only after seven separate days of logging; it now counts your entries instead. • When a date range turns up empty, the report screen says why and offers to jump to your last logged week, instead of leaving you with a dead Generate button. • Insights shows how many days you logged, instead of grading you with a percentage. Fixed: • "Log a flare" was deleting the medication you had just added, and throwing away the time you had picked. • History said "No entries yet" to people who had entries, when the older ones sat outside the free 7-day window. • The daily reminder repeated one old entry forever. On day 30 it still said "Yesterday you logged level 7". That message is gone. • The pain scale can be set with a tap, not only a drag, and the app now says so. "Required" no longer runs off screen at large text sizes, and VoiceOver reads an unset level as "Required" instead of "5". • The report PDF used the same caption for two different numbers on one page. • Rate, Update and Manage Subscription open the App Store app itself, not a web page inside the app. • A purchase that went through without unlocking Premium said nothing at all: the store sheet closed and the screen sat there unchanged. The app now tells you what happened. • "Restore purchases" reported success even when it found nothing to restore, and closed the screen on people who owned nothing. • The app no longer reaches the internet to draw its own headlines, which could freeze or crash it when offline. Write to contact@vizaxis.com. We read everything.

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Subscription plans

Monthly Premium

Full access to history, reports, and cloud backup

$5.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$59.99

Lifetime Premium

Full access to history, reports, and cloud backup

User reviews

So far good (premium membership)

I like it so far a month in . But how come on a family member’s phone they get a lifetime membership option but I only get monthly or yearly ? And it’s a price that’s cheap too . I’d definitely pay the lifetime
If it was an option (just saying ). Very worth it . And Theres more options that have been added into the area where you can mark where it hurts. So that’s a plus !
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Response from developer

Thank you again for this review. You were right, and it’s fixed: subscribers simply had no way to buy Lifetime, only new users ever saw it. As of version 1.4.0, which is live now, you’ll find “Upgrade to Lifetime” in the app’s Settings. One honest note: Apple does not cancel your existing subscription automatically when you buy Lifetime, so right after the purchase the app takes you straight to the cancel screen so you never pay twice. This option exists because you asked for it. Thank you. Mateusz, developer of Pain Journal

So far good (premium membership)

I like it so far (6 days in) but I wish that you could out whether meds are am or pm not just daily or as needed (I have to lump the total of each med even if i take some a couple times a day . But overall good, I’m glad I took the chance despite only one other review.

Response from developer

Thanks for taking the chance on us, it genuinely means a lot this early on. You spotted a real gap: tagging a med as just “daily” or “as needed” hides how often and when you actually take it, so a med you take a couple times a day gets lumped into one. Logging doses by time of day is exactly the kind of detail that makes your doctor report more accurate, and it’s now near the top of our list for an upcoming update. If you ever want to add to this, write us at contact@vizaxis.com - we read every message. Really glad it’s helping so far.

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FAQ

What is Pain Journal?

Pain Journal is a symptom tracker and pain diary designed for individuals managing chronic pain. It allows users to log pain, triggers, and medications using an interactive body map and generate PDF reports for their doctors.

Does Pain Journal have ads?

No, Pain Journal is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted tracking experience. The app is designed to be a private and focused tool for managing health data.

How does Pain Journal help with doctor visits?

Pain Journal allows you to generate PDF reports of your pain history, including pain levels, triggers, and medications. These reports provide concrete data for your doctor, helping them understand your condition better and make informed treatment decisions.

Can I use Pain Journal offline?

Yes, Pain Journal is built with an offline-first approach. You can log your symptoms, triggers, and medications even without an internet connection, ensuring your data is always captured.

What kind of pain can I track with Pain Journal?

Pain Journal supports tracking for a wide range of chronic pain conditions, including fibromyalgia, arthritis, migraines, headaches, chronic back pain, endometriosis, neuropathy, and more. The interactive body map covers 29 zones on the front and back.

Is my data private with Pain Journal?

Yes, your pain data stays on your device by default, and no account or signup is required. Optional iCloud backup is available for Premium users, with your Apple ID providing control over your data.

What are the free features of Pain Journal?

The free version of Pain Journal includes basic symptom logging with the body map, trigger and medication tracking, and the ability to generate basic 7-day PDF doctor reports. You can also see pain level trends over time.

What is included in the Premium version of Pain Journal?

The Premium version of Pain Journal offers advanced reports with charts, body map heatmaps, and medication analysis. It also includes optional iCloud backup for your data.