Symptom Journal

Turn your symptom logs into insightful graphs & shareable reports.

Track symptoms privately. Turn your logs into graphs and reports.

Flojas Symptom Journal helps you record symptoms, review local history, analyze patterns, and export your own records. No account. No cloud sync. No automatic upload.

See graphs and reports Walk through the app

Daily and hourly graph preview — Daily graph + hourly pattern

Important: Flojas Symptom Journal is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, monitor, triage, or provide medical guidance.

Why Flojas matters

Your memory should not have to carry every symptom detail.

When headaches, pain, fatigue, nausea, dizziness, sleep issues, or other symptoms happen over time, people forget the exact day, intensity, location, context, and whether things improved or worsened. Flojas turns those scattered moments into structured history, graphs, and user-controlled reports.

Capture details while they are fresh

Log symptom, body location, intensity, time, context, and notes in one private place.

Review broad or narrow patterns

Analyze all symptoms together, or focus on one symptom and body area across daily, weekly, monthly, or custom windows.

Bring organized records

Export CSV, PNG, calendar, and PDF reports when you want a package for personal records or an appointment.

Watch the walkthrough

See how logging becomes reviewable records.

This short tour shows the app flow from private logging to graph and report generation.

Walkthrough tour

One guided flow from first open to useful records.

Features and how-to guidance now live together on the homepage, so visitors can see the product in one natural sequence.

Start with clear boundaries

First-run screens make privacy, restore, language, and setup choices explicit before users begin recording health information.

Log symptoms quickly

Record symptom, body area, intensity, notes, and timing in a local-first journal designed for repeat use.

Review history

Saved entries remain on the device and can be reviewed, edited, deleted, exported, or restored by the user.

Analyze patterns

Daily, weekly, monthly, and trend views help users notice how recorded symptoms change over time.

Export records

PDF, CSV, PNG, and calendar-style outputs help users keep and share their own records when they choose.

First open introduction screen — First open

Home symptom logging screen with saved log counts — Log a symptom

Recent symptom history screen with detailed entries — Review history

Export and import screen showing saved log count — Export or restore

Fresh App Store previews

Recent screenshots show history, setup, and export flow.

The latest screenshot set uses a richer sample dataset so visitors can see detailed entries, varied intensities, saved-log counts, and the app areas used before graph generation.

History page showing recent symptom entries — History with recent entries

History page showing varied symptom entries and intensities — Varied symptom history

Home data entry page with populated counters — Data entry preview

Analyze setup page before running graphs — Analysis setup

Export import page with saved logs available — Export and backup

Graphs and generated reports

The main value: logs become visual records.

Symptom Journal is more than a diary. It turns user-entered logs into trend graphs, pattern views, PDF summaries, CSV files, PNG graph exports, and calendar-style snapshots.

Statistics summary card — Statistics summary

Analysis results summary screen — Analysis results

PDF report sample — PDF report package with summary, trends, pattern read, and raw records

PDF report header and summary — PDF header and patient summary

PDF report raw data table — PDF raw data table

CSV export sample — CSV spreadsheet export

Monthly calendar export sample — Monthly calendar view

GraphsIntensity trends plus daily, weekly, and monthly pattern views.

PDFReadable summaries with trends, raw data, and careful disclaimers.

CSVSpreadsheet-friendly records for personal review.

PNGShareable graph images generated by the user.

Personal recordkeeping

Designed around privacy, control, and honest limits.

Records are stored locally in the current version. Export, import, share, and delete actions are initiated by the user. The app records and summarizes; it does not diagnose or tell anyone what medical action to take.

Local first. No account is required to use the app.

User controlled. Exports and sharing happen only when the user chooses.

Transparent outputs. PDF and CSV reports keep raw records visible.

PDF report preview sample — Generated PDF report example for user-controlled recordkeeping.

The story

Technology should feel like help, not noise.

Flojas Symptom Journal follows the teJai Technologies principle that useful tools should reduce confusion, protect human judgment, and make privacy promises visible in the way the product works.

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