S.Tool vs Titrate

What does S.Tool offer? ・ Record bowel movements, complaints, diet and medication ・ Overview in handy graphs ・ Securely share data with your healthcare providers Privacy guaranteed – Your data is securely stored according to GDPR guidelines and used exclusively for scientific research. Please note: S.Tool does not replace medical advice. Always consult your doctor for health problems.

Starting a new ADHD medication for your child? Titrate helps you track everything your doctor needs to know - so you walk into every appointment prepared. During medication titration, parents are asked to observe changes in focus, appetite, sleep, mood, and side effects. Titrate makes it easy to log these observations daily and spot patterns over time. DAILY LOGGING Record what matters most during titration: • Focus and attention ratings • Teacher feedback and school notes • Appetite levels throughout the day • Sleep onset time • Mood ratings • Side effects with severity tracking SIDE EFFECT MONITORING Track common stimulant side effects including decreased appetite, afternoon rebound, headaches, stomach aches, irritability, trouble falling asleep, tics, and mood swings. DOCTOR-READY REPORTS Generate clean PDF reports covering any date range. Share 2-week or 6-week summaries with your child's doctor showing medication response trends, dose changes, and growth tracking - all in one document. GROWTH TRACKING Log height and weight over time to monitor growth alongside medication changes, a key concern for many parents and pediatricians. MULTIPLE CHILDREN Manage separate profiles for each child, each with their own medication history, observations, and reports. YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE Titrate stores everything locally on your phone. No accounts, no cloud sync, no analytics, no ads. Your child's health information never leaves your device. Titrate is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnoses, or treatment recommendations. It is an organizational tool to help you communicate more effectively with your child's healthcare provider.