Ada - your health portal

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

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Last verified 31 Aug 2026

4.8 11324 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Very Accurate!

   I don’t usually leave reviews, but this app has been incredibly helpful for me. For some reason this past year I went through a few rough illnesses, one in particular that no one was able to accurately diagnose. I was in the worst pain I have ever been in and everyone kept telling me that it was nothing, or that they weren’t sure what was causing it. With nowhere left to turn I decided to downloaded this app put my symptoms in to try and find out something about what might be going on. The app makes it clear that this is not a true medical diagnosis and that you should always seek help from a doctor in person when you can, but even still it came up with a few possible diagnoses that I was curious about. Nearly a week later, when my condition finally got bad enough a doctor was able to figure out what was causing the pain and it turned out to be the same diagnosis this app suggested as the most likely cause of my symptoms. Since this incident I have used the app a few more times and it has been very helpful and incredibly informative.

   HoneyLemon* · 30 Aug 2026

2. 4/5Programmed very well.. but could use some minor improvements

   I’m diagnosed with bipolar disorder and ada has been able to help me distinguish between when I’m having an anxiety attack or when my muscle aches and pains were more than just side effects of my meds. However, I believe that ada could be improved if we were able to add pre existing conditions to our profiles, in addition to our prescriptions actually factoring into the reports. Am I feeling fatigued because of my meds? Or is it something else? Pre existing conditions and medications can make it that much harder to question if it’s more than a side effect. And especially in the times of Covid seeking medical help is just getting more expensive in the US. But ada has helped me see when I should and shouldn’t go to the doctor (they helped me recognize the symptoms of pneumonia in time for me to get diagnosed before my lungs would be damaged any further than they were). I love this program, I just wish we could add the illnesses we already have and the effects our meds have on us. Of course the devs can’t list every medication, but letting us list the symptoms those meds cause should be factored into ada’s reports. There’s more conditions other than smoking, diabetes, etc that ada currently lists, and I feel the preexisting conditions are very limited. And I hope my thoughts on this are seen by the devs and can be brought into consideration.

   Bookworm0917 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 5/5It’s a lifesaver!

   For someone like me, who’s always worrying about having the most major sickness when I only have small symptoms, ada is a lifesaver. Anytime you feel sick and anything hurts, you can use ada to type your symptoms down and answer a few questions about how you’re feeling. This includes things like, “how are your symptoms changing over time?” and if you have any other symptoms. It lists a number of different things you could have, some of them are less likely then others. You can read about the sickness and it even gives you remedies to treat it. This app has helped me a number of times, and it’s also very easy and simple to use. You can get a symptom assessment done in only a few minutes because the questions are simple and straight to the point. Still, you should always see a doctor if you’re worried, and I’m happy to say ada does also remind you that. I have nothing bad to say about this app at all. It even checks up on past symptom assessments to see if you’re doing okay!

   froghead*rates · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Spot on!

   This app is a very useful, innovative, and accurate app. This is very useful for anybody in their daily lives. There are many symptoms to choose from, being simplistic or incredibly diverse in nature. Something that I enjoy about this app is that it does follow-up questions when you enter the app again. Always seeking to improve itself, it asks for your input as well as a doctors diagnosis if one has been determined. Another great feature is a comparison to others with similar symptoms. I typed in all my symptoms for the common cold, and it told me that eight out of 10 people with my similar symptoms had the common cold. Yes, while The rhinovirus is a very simplistic one, I have entered more complex symptoms for different cases, and have found great results. When the results were undetermined, it asks for input, in order to better improve itself. Overall, a very spectacular App that shows great signs of one day becoming something that every household Will have, in the world.

   Mikaedus · 30 Aug 2026

5. 4/5Nearly perfect

   I’ve been using Ada for a while now, and it’s truly impressive. Its accurate symptom analysis, user-friendly interface, and extensive medical knowledge base make it a reliable first step in understanding health concerns. The app’s design is straightforward, guiding users through an intuitive series of questions to pinpoint symptoms and potential causes. The detailed health reports are incredibly helpful, providing clear and informative insights. However, there’s one feature that could take Ada from great to extraordinary: a conversational AI designed to mimic a real doctor’s consultation. While Ada does a fantastic job at symptom checking, having an AI that users could talk to like a doctor would add immense value. This AI could ask follow-up questions, provide explanations in layman’s terms, and perhaps even offer general health advice or reminders for follow-up care. It would bring a more interactive and engaging dimension to the app, enhancing the user experience by adding a sense of personal medical consultation.

   Everardo1998 · 30 Aug 2026

4.6 340579 ratings · Google Play

1. 5/5

   good and god bless

   Shafii Juma · 1 Aug 2026

2. 5/5

   I've learnt alot more about my health condition.

   Maria Scheepers · 1 Aug 2026

3. 4/5

   more often than not it gives you the right kind of assessment

   shilajit guha roy · 1 Aug 2026

4. 1/5

   This app used to be fantastic. I loved all of the in-depth questions that would be asked. Now the AI has changed and it's more like you write a paragraph and they ask how long you've experienced each symptom you talked about. It's gotten so bad that it suggested the tendonitis in my hands/arms were either leukemia, Lyme disease, sickle cell anemia, Lofgren syndrome (which affects the legs, not arms??), or Fabry disease. Completely ridiculous suggestions for inflamed tendons. Disappointing.

   Remy May · 1 Aug 2026

5. 3/5

   The app is not bad, but there should be a section where the patient can first describe everything they are experiencing before Ada begins asking its own questions.

   sela Abella · 1 Aug 2026

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