My Pain Diary & Symptom Tracker: Gold Edition Hack 1.1.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Damon Lynn
Category: Medical
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.1.0
ID: com.damonlynn.mypaindiary2
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Description
This is the successor the the popular, award-winning, best selling, doctor recommended pain tracking app, My Pain Diary: Chronic Pain & Symptom Tracker.
This version, My Pain Diary: GOLD EDITION, strikes a delicate balance between ease-of-use and a broad feature-set. This is a truly USEFUL app, and the newest member of the My Pain Diary family, which has helped over 90,000 chronic pain sufferers better manage their pain, improve communication with their doctors, and gain insights that would be hard attain through other means.
Useful and popular features include automatic weather fetching, iCloud sync, basic medication tracking, photo attachments, graphs and PDF doctor's reports.
This app is highly customizable. Everyone tracks pain differently, and this is a framework that supports just about any tracking strategy.
Created by a chronic pain patient to track, manage, and report on chronic pain and symptoms, chronic illness, and mental health.
That means there is no big company with deep pockets supporting this project. I am just one man with a chronic pain condition, a demanding day job, and a young family to care for. I just happen to be formally trained in design, self-taught in programming, experienced at marketing and customer relations, and am a chronic pain patient myself. That's a very rare combination of traits that is hard to come by, so I'm making the most of it, and holding my own against the big players.
Enough about me, back to the app!
Features:
+ iCloud Sync Support
+ Universal App
+ Highly Customizable
+ Easy to use
+ Track unlimited conditions
+ Track multiple/unlimited times per day
+ Add past entries (change entry timestamp)
+ Edit past entries
ANATOMY OF A PAIN DIARY ENTRY
TRACKERS: Trackers can be thought of as labels or folders that categorize and differentiate your entries. These are the key to tracking more than one condition and comparing conditions to each other.
A common strategy is to name the Trackers after the diseases/conditions that you will be tracking. I.e. Migraines, Anxiety, Fibromyalgia, etc. These are just examples.
METRICS: Each entry is composed of one or more optional pieces of information called 'Metrics'. For example, two commonly used metrics are 'Pain Intensity' and 'Pain Duration'. Metrics are associated with and shared amongst your Trackers. This means that you can set it up to use different metrics for different Trackers, keeping your entry pages clean and the cognitive load low.
-- MEDICATION TRACKING --
+ Basic medication tracking.
-- IMPORTANT EVENTS --
+ Record important events that aren't suited for a Pain Diary entry. i.e. Medical Procedures, Therapy Sessions, A slip and fall, etc.
-- HISTORY --
+ Color-Coded Calendar - Spot patterns and trends at a glance. Calendar days are colored based on the day's highest recorded Intensity.
+ Fully searchable.
+ Day View
-- GRAPHS --
+ Visualize and compare intensity over time with this interactive graph. Plot and compare up to 3 'Trackables' at once and one optional Weather Metric.
+ Email, print and share a PDF of the Graph.
-- REPORTS --
+ Create a PDF Report for your Doctors or for archival purposes. Share the Report via email and other standard methods.
+ Include Graph
+ Include Pain Scale Descriptions
+ Include Color-Coded-Calendar
+ Include Medication Log
+ Include Important Events
-- TOOLS --
+ Automatic Weather Fetching
+ Pain Scale Editor
+ Units preference - US/Imperial or XUS/Metric
Want to see the app in action? Check out the Getting Started video on my YouTube page. www.youtube.com/mypaindiary
This version, My Pain Diary: GOLD EDITION, strikes a delicate balance between ease-of-use and a broad feature-set. This is a truly USEFUL app, and the newest member of the My Pain Diary family, which has helped over 90,000 chronic pain sufferers better manage their pain, improve communication with their doctors, and gain insights that would be hard attain through other means.
Useful and popular features include automatic weather fetching, iCloud sync, basic medication tracking, photo attachments, graphs and PDF doctor's reports.
This app is highly customizable. Everyone tracks pain differently, and this is a framework that supports just about any tracking strategy.
Created by a chronic pain patient to track, manage, and report on chronic pain and symptoms, chronic illness, and mental health.
That means there is no big company with deep pockets supporting this project. I am just one man with a chronic pain condition, a demanding day job, and a young family to care for. I just happen to be formally trained in design, self-taught in programming, experienced at marketing and customer relations, and am a chronic pain patient myself. That's a very rare combination of traits that is hard to come by, so I'm making the most of it, and holding my own against the big players.
Enough about me, back to the app!
Features:
+ iCloud Sync Support
+ Universal App
+ Highly Customizable
+ Easy to use
+ Track unlimited conditions
+ Track multiple/unlimited times per day
+ Add past entries (change entry timestamp)
+ Edit past entries
ANATOMY OF A PAIN DIARY ENTRY
TRACKERS: Trackers can be thought of as labels or folders that categorize and differentiate your entries. These are the key to tracking more than one condition and comparing conditions to each other.
A common strategy is to name the Trackers after the diseases/conditions that you will be tracking. I.e. Migraines, Anxiety, Fibromyalgia, etc. These are just examples.
METRICS: Each entry is composed of one or more optional pieces of information called 'Metrics'. For example, two commonly used metrics are 'Pain Intensity' and 'Pain Duration'. Metrics are associated with and shared amongst your Trackers. This means that you can set it up to use different metrics for different Trackers, keeping your entry pages clean and the cognitive load low.
-- MEDICATION TRACKING --
+ Basic medication tracking.
-- IMPORTANT EVENTS --
+ Record important events that aren't suited for a Pain Diary entry. i.e. Medical Procedures, Therapy Sessions, A slip and fall, etc.
-- HISTORY --
+ Color-Coded Calendar - Spot patterns and trends at a glance. Calendar days are colored based on the day's highest recorded Intensity.
+ Fully searchable.
+ Day View
-- GRAPHS --
+ Visualize and compare intensity over time with this interactive graph. Plot and compare up to 3 'Trackables' at once and one optional Weather Metric.
+ Email, print and share a PDF of the Graph.
-- REPORTS --
+ Create a PDF Report for your Doctors or for archival purposes. Share the Report via email and other standard methods.
+ Include Graph
+ Include Pain Scale Descriptions
+ Include Color-Coded-Calendar
+ Include Medication Log
+ Include Important Events
-- TOOLS --
+ Automatic Weather Fetching
+ Pain Scale Editor
+ Units preference - US/Imperial or XUS/Metric
Want to see the app in action? Check out the Getting Started video on my YouTube page. www.youtube.com/mypaindiary
Version history
1.1.0
2017-03-20
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
New Color Coded Calendar features! (Tap the yellow dot at the top left of the History screen)
3 or 5 colors.
Adjustable color stops.
Colors based on daily high intensity or new daily average intensity.
New Color Coded Calendar features! (Tap the yellow dot at the top left of the History screen)
3 or 5 colors.
Adjustable color stops.
Colors based on daily high intensity or new daily average intensity.
1.0.63
2017-03-02
Added a button to the Tools Tab to kickstart iCloud after an app reinstall.
1.0.62
2017-02-22
Hot fix for the crashing brought on by the last update.
1.0.61
2017-02-09
Bug fix.
Coming soon, more control over the calendar colors!
Coming soon, more control over the calendar colors!
1.0.6
2017-02-06
Added links to Tools Tab including:
Instructional Videos youtube.com/MyPainDiary
Facebook Page: facebook.com/myPainDiary
Bug fixes
Instructional Videos youtube.com/MyPainDiary
Facebook Page: facebook.com/myPainDiary
Bug fixes
1.0.51
2017-01-04
Check out My Pain Diary on YouTube for a bunch of helpful videos.
www.youtube.com/mypaindiary
The spleen and liver are corrected in the BodyMap.
A bug fix or two.
Here's to a less-painfull 2017!
www.youtube.com/mypaindiary
The spleen and liver are corrected in the BodyMap.
A bug fix or two.
Here's to a less-painfull 2017!
1.0.5
2016-12-05
Working out the kinks
Fixed display issues on iPhone 7
Made a nice pot of stew
Fixed display issues on iPhone 7
Made a nice pot of stew
1.04
2016-11-30
Fixed a few crashing bugs.
1.03
2016-10-18
Fixed a few Buggy McBugfaces.
1.02
2016-09-20
Want to see the app in action? Check out the Getting Started video on my YouTube page. www.youtube.com/mypaindiary
iOS 10 support
Bug fixes
And here is a new video to help you get started: https://youtu.be/EhxCWqTcVlY
iOS 10 support
Bug fixes
And here is a new video to help you get started: https://youtu.be/EhxCWqTcVlY
1.01
2016-07-31
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Ratings
3.7 out of 5
254 Ratings
Reviews
J. K. 2019,
Well Worth the Money
This app has been the perfect solution to my health problems. I’ve tried a few other apps that I like, but this one is thorough enough that I can track pain, mood, fatigue, and more. I love that I can customize it so it fits what I need.
I’m giving it four stars because I think some improvements would make this app one of the top healthcare apps. The interface is great and mostly user friendly, but I feel like it requires too many instructions to use. I think if there was a tutorial button on the top or bottom then they could get rid of all the instructional text that affect the overall look and feel. The graphs can be confusing and a bit too complicated. Personally, I’d love it if it looked like Daylio’s interface (bright and friendly). I’d also love it if it integrated with Apple’s health data and other fitness apps like My Fitness Pal. That way users could see if there’s a correlation between their pain as well as food and activity levels without having to add a hundred custom fields. With or without changes, this app is really helpful to anyone managing a chronic disease or disability or even to those who haven’t been diagnosed. Brilliant idea.
I’m giving it four stars because I think some improvements would make this app one of the top healthcare apps. The interface is great and mostly user friendly, but I feel like it requires too many instructions to use. I think if there was a tutorial button on the top or bottom then they could get rid of all the instructional text that affect the overall look and feel. The graphs can be confusing and a bit too complicated. Personally, I’d love it if it looked like Daylio’s interface (bright and friendly). I’d also love it if it integrated with Apple’s health data and other fitness apps like My Fitness Pal. That way users could see if there’s a correlation between their pain as well as food and activity levels without having to add a hundred custom fields. With or without changes, this app is really helpful to anyone managing a chronic disease or disability or even to those who haven’t been diagnosed. Brilliant idea.
LucyP2,
Wonderful App
I really like the App. You can customize real well and it has good details. This and the previous one have been blessings to me. The only thing I wish is that I had some form of quick entry on my watch and phone. I also wish it had several check-in alarms with pop-up access. I tend to track when my pain stops me but I forget to when I can keep moving, so I think a quick entry and some check in alarms may give me another source of data, perhaps on what is working or how much I am ignoring and allowing the pain to build up.
As on everything in my life I would like more color opts as well. 😄
Even without these things it is well worth the money. It is the best one I’ve used. Thank you for making it 😃.
As on everything in my life I would like more color opts as well. 😄
Even without these things it is well worth the money. It is the best one I’ve used. Thank you for making it 😃.
Zapita22,
Searched so long for this
Update: I use this app extensively to track medical issues, it's the only one I've found that can actually track everything I need, the ultimate app. But, the reporting, is very limited, I really have symptoms other than pain I need to see at glance. If it's not pain, it can't be charted, makes it hard to put so much effort into tracking everything, to not be able to chart or report certain data. Like temperature, blood sugar, weight, overall fatigue. At first, well worth the money, but when it comes time to see what you need, it's severely lacking, which is the reason for the drop to 3 stars. I have sent messages to the creator and it may build in better reporting in the future, I would wait for that, if you're going to spend the money.
Original: I have many rare medical conditions that until now I had to use multiple apps to track everything for my multiple doctors. There was no way to pull a single report for all of my symptoms in the various apps. AND it associates my symptoms with the weather, I'm finally get a handle on what's happening. I would give this 10 stars if I could, and I've recommended the app to my Mayo Clinic Drs. LOVING IT!!!
Original: I have many rare medical conditions that until now I had to use multiple apps to track everything for my multiple doctors. There was no way to pull a single report for all of my symptoms in the various apps. AND it associates my symptoms with the weather, I'm finally get a handle on what's happening. I would give this 10 stars if I could, and I've recommended the app to my Mayo Clinic Drs. LOVING IT!!!
Blueeyes0602,
Awesome App that Can Track Everything!
This app is fantastic- almost perfect. I tried several others before this one, but they were all missing things I needed. Plus other apps only track one health problem. I love that I can track multiple health conditions in the same app, and completely customize everything. It's quick and simple to use, or it can be as detailed as you want it to be. You can run reports for your doctor with any associated notes, and you can have private notes you don't want to show up in the report. This was obviously created by someone with chronic health issues who knows exactly what people like us need. There are several training videos that are very helpful.
You do have to spend some time customizing it for your needs but once you do that it's easy to use. Reporting function is pretty basic. A few app tweaks would be nice, like copying data from previous days.
Overall I absolutely love this and think it's definitely worth the few dollars!
You do have to spend some time customizing it for your needs but once you do that it's easy to use. Reporting function is pretty basic. A few app tweaks would be nice, like copying data from previous days.
Overall I absolutely love this and think it's definitely worth the few dollars!
Mrsrut2929,
Best money I've ever spent on an app
Before I purchased this app, I was constantly trying to remember when I took my last dose of pain medicine so I wouldn't take it again before it was time. You may not walk around with a notebook in your hand to keep up with writing it down, but you have your phone if you are like most people. To set it up, simply customize the medications and dosages. After that, it takes a couple of seconds to log your medicine when you take it. Extremely user friendly! It also has a place to keep up with events of the day if you would like to log an important event, or anything you would like to add as a note. I've used it to log the days I've had epidural pain blocks, which has helped me decide if they are worth repeating by looking at my history. Other functions that I haven't used ( but should) are the pain level and graphing options. I've been using this for at least four months and it has been a lifesaver! Thank you to the developers! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
HAH,
Such a great App and VALUE
I really don’t like spending money on apps but this app is worth it! There are so many ways to go about setting up and using this app to track symptoms, medications, everything! It’s ability to personalize and customize options is endless l. I was even using creative ways to track keep track/notes of additional things. It is so customizable! Trust me, this app will work for you! It has a way to track literally anything, and everything you need to. If you’re unsure wether or not you should pay the money for the app, do it, there’s no way you will be disappointed. Best wishes on your journey.
I thank the creator, for your dedication, understanding, and creation of this app! I also thank you for making it affordable! I also THANK YOU for every option being open and available after the initial purchase price. I can’t stand some apps that want to charge those obnoxious subscription fees, or in-app purchases! You rock!! Again, Than You!
I thank the creator, for your dedication, understanding, and creation of this app! I also thank you for making it affordable! I also THANK YOU for every option being open and available after the initial purchase price. I can’t stand some apps that want to charge those obnoxious subscription fees, or in-app purchases! You rock!! Again, Than You!
ChiHick,
A must have for anyone with chronic pain
I started using this a few years ago just to identify trends. My entries became redundant so I quit. But as the US Government’s war against chronic pain patients refuses to abate, I decided to go back to keeping a log because logs are powerful as evidence. I was delighted to see the app was updated to add a body map you can click on to select locations. My wishlist would be: some better default trend reports and maybe templated entries for my different pain sources. It does take time to put together an entry and if there are only minor variations in my entries, editing a templated entry would be easier than building a complex entry from scratch one or more times a day. Templated options could also make an Apple Watch app useful, since you want minimal selection options on a WatchOS app. Overall though, it works, covers my needs and is worth the money.
Hill8302,
Almost Perfect App
This is a great app for me to track pain and symptoms for both of my autoimmune conditions. I have fibromyalgia and UC and although it takes a little bit of effort to customize how you want it, the customization is the best part. The only reason that I gave it 4 stars and not 5 is because there is no login or save method to save your customizations and logs. I had to switch phones recently and I lost all of the history that I had logged previously because it doesn’t save or store your information. Losing this vital data was a HUGE downfall for me regarding the app. Developers, please update the app to save our history. I will pay more money for that feature. It’s crucial for tracking my symptoms.
Kquills123,
Great App!
This is a really well thought out out. Tons of features for tracking and reporting, really easy to use. I’m sure I haven’t even used it to its fullest capability, and I’m super impressed. It even lets you track weather patterns! It came in handy at my last doctor visit. I was able to easily pull up a report that he was able to use and diagnose from. I am excited to use this for a few months so I can analyze for trends and patterns. I rarely write reviews ever and felt I had to for this app. Really well thought out, and powerful tool!! You can tell that who ever developed this app, had use for it, and really understands what it is like to deal with chronic issues.
Kraytx,
Highly Recommend!
I have chronic pain that is now being treated with steroid injections. My doctor wants me to document any kind of pain that I have and what helps alleviate it. At first I started jotting notes down in a little spiral notebook. Sometimes I would forget to write down the type, intensity, or duration. With this app you can customize what you need to document. Essentially there are built in prompts to remind me to document everything my doctor needs to see. My report shows my pain, what medication I took for the pain and how effective the medication was to alleviate it. All in an easy to read format!
