Symptom Tracker: With Claro

Symptom Tracker: With Claro

Antidepressant Medication Log

17 ratings
9 reviews
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Released
May 29, 2026
Updated
November 7, 2026

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Track your antidepressant medication, side effects, mood, and sleep in a timeline. Share your treatment history with your doctor to prepare for appointments. Features an AI companion for reflection and data privacy.

✓Medication and dose tracking
✓Side effect logging
✓Mood and sleep monitoring
✓Treatment history timeline and charts
✓Apple Health sleep data integration
✓AI companion for reflection
✓Exportable reports for clinicians
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What's New in Symptom Tracker

1.7.4

November 7, 2026

A smoother day with Claro. We’ve made daily check-ins easier and conversations more focused. - Review your day with fewer pauses. Mark medications and plans without waiting after each tap. - Focus on the moments that matter. Companion conversations show fewer routine or unavailable updates. - Pick up where you left off. Companion uses recent conversations and saved details to keep context in mind. - Keep medication tracking on course. We’ve fixed an issue that could prevent tracking updates from saving.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Claro Premium Annual Subscription

Full Claro Premium access, billed yearly.

$39.991 Year
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User reviews

Great app

I’m usually bad at tracking anything on apps but this app surprisingly worked for me. I like not filling forms and just picking an option. I love their visuals and it’s been so much helpful for me keep tracking how I felt each day on a medication.

Response from developer

Thank you, Alina. We're glad picking an option instead of filling in forms made tracking stick for you, and that it helps you follow how you feel each day on your medication.

Repeat Onboarding When I Open

I got this to keep track of my new routine with Prozac. I also already paid the $29.99 subscription. I can’t even go back to my day 1 to track the medication journey. It starts from a few days ago and not the date I set. I had also seen a partner code option which no longer appears. I’d like my husband to also be able to view my daily check-ins and charts. Each time I’ve opened the app it starts me over through onboarding. When I do the onboarding it says I’m on Day 1 when I’m day 8. The UI is super cute and so are the little characters as is the idea but the usefulness for $29.99 a year doesn’t seem worth it yet. Perhaps it’s in need of an update?
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Response from developer

Update: the onboarding loop that reset your treatment day is fixed in version 1.6.1 and later. If you're on an older version, please update Claro. If onboarding still appears after that, contact us through App Support on this page and we'll check your account. Your request to share check-ins with your husband is noted.

Nasty greedy evil pigs(i'd give no stars if that was an option)

ANY app that advertises support for either mental or medical health help, makes the app free in the app store, has you "create your profile" or "customize your needs", then makes you unable to actually use the app without paying, is HORRIBLE and EVIL.
taking advantage of someone who has a disadvantage like that while KNOWING that what you're advertising can be so helpful for their lives that they CLEARLY struggle with bc they are downloading YOUR APP.
NASTY!
and its not even the part/fact that their want/have a subscription plan, its fact that you cant use the app AT ALL unless you pay for that subscription.
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Response from developer

You’re right that the subscription should be clear before you spend time setting up your profile. Claro currently requires a subscription unless access is provided through a participating clinician. We’re reviewing when and how we explain this. App Support can help if your clinician works with Claro.

Issues with UX

Lost a bunch of time trying to configure what seems like a very basic thing - prior taper schedule for a recently started medication. There is no way to enter it. During onboarding you can only set a separate drug schedule, with an explicit explanation of having stopped for detrimental reasons. Doing it after onboarding doesn’t work either - somehow taper schedule is only for future. That just makes no sense, someone clearly overinvented a bicycle here for what seems like a basic situation.
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Response from developer

We’re sorry you lost time on this, and you’re right: Claro currently can’t record a taper that has already started. We’re rebuilding tapering to support past schedules. We’ll update this response when the change is live.

Had potential but full of bugs

Why does the check in process leave me at the empty screen reading “A few more questions”? Why can’t I adjust my dose from day to day, if needed? Why can’t I just log my dose and my mood and be done with it? Why can’t I choose when to chat with the ai that is not providing any help at all?

Overall the app has potential but there’s several bugs and quirks that leave me not wanting to come back.
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Response from developer

Update: since version 1.6.0, saving a check-in no longer opens the follow-up chat by itself. You go straight to your results, and follow-up questions open only if you choose to continue in Companion. If you need help with dose editing in the meantime, contact us through App Support on this page.

FAQ

What is Claro?

Claro is a health and fitness app designed to help users track their antidepressant medication, including dose changes, side effects, mood, and sleep patterns. It provides a timeline of treatment history that can be shared with healthcare professionals.

Does Claro have ads?

No, Claro does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional premium features available through subscriptions.

What are the subscription options for Claro?

Claro offers monthly and annual subscription plans. The annual subscription provides a free trial period of either 3 months or 1 month, depending on the specific plan chosen.

How does Claro help prepare for doctor appointments?

Claro allows users to export a comprehensive report detailing their medication, dose adjustments, experienced symptoms, and the dates they occurred. This report can be reviewed by a psychiatrist or GP to understand treatment progress between visits.

Can Claro integrate with other health apps?

Yes, Claro can integrate with Apple Health to incorporate available sleep data. This provides a more complete picture of the user's well-being alongside their medication tracking.

Is Claro suitable for all ages?

Claro has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for adult users. The app's focus on antidepressant treatment and its features are geared towards an adult audience.

How often is Claro updated?

The latest version of Claro, 1.7.4, was released on November 7, 2026. Updates are released periodically to improve functionality and address user feedback.

What kind of support does Claro offer for users?

Claro includes an AI companion designed to help users reflect on their feelings and articulate their experiences between appointments. The app is also built with input from practicing clinicians to ensure its methodology and safety boundaries are sound.