
Painly: Symptom Tracker
Track your pain. Be believed.
About
This app helps you track pain and symptoms, turning your data into clear insights for doctors and loved ones. It focuses on privacy by keeping all information on your device, offering voice-to-text logging and pattern analysis.
What's New in Painly
1.0
August 21, 2026
In-App Purchases
$14.99
Painly Pro
Unlimited summaries, one time. No subscription.
Developer apps
FAQ
Does Painly have ads?
No, Painly does not contain advertisements. It is designed to be a private and uninterrupted experience for users tracking their health data.
How accurate is Painly's pattern analysis?
Painly uses plain rules-based comparison to find patterns in your data, such as correlations between symptom severity and logged context like poor sleep or stress. If the data does not support a pattern, the app will state that instead of guessing.
What devices does Painly support?
Currently, Painly is supported on iPhone devices. The app was last updated on August 21, 2026, with version 1.0.
Can I share my data from Painly?
Yes, Painly allows you to generate summaries for doctor visits or create messages for friends and partners. However, all your logged data, including voice entries and AI summaries, stays on your device by default for privacy.
Does Painly diagnose medical conditions?
No, Painly is a personal journal and organizational tool. It does not diagnose or give medical advice; it helps you organize and present information about your body to others.
How often is Painly updated?
Painly was last updated on August 21, 2026, with version 1.0. Information on future update frequency is not provided, but the initial release date suggests ongoing development.
What is the age rating for Painly?
Painly has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including children, for its content and features.
What makes Painly different from other symptom trackers?
Painly focuses on turning your tracked data into actionable insights for communication, rather than just logging. Its strong emphasis on on-device privacy and the ability to generate shareable summaries are key differentiators.









