Symptom Tracker | OpenCare

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Last verified 6 Aug 2026

4.3 211 ratings · App Store

1. 3/5Clean app, functional, needs some improvement

   In trying out the app, especially new Timeline feature, I have some suggestions for improvement: 1) when trying to add a new record on a specific day, the instructions say “tap below” but tapping below did nothing, and the add record button was placed above 2) when I add a record for a specific day I tapped into, it requires me to input the day again by scrolling to find it. I think it could be more convenient if it was automatically set at the day the user tapped into the first time so it doesn’t cause confusion and keep adding to the wrong day. 3) there wasn’t an onboarding tutorial when I signed up, so it wasn’t immediately clear where I could find my notes, I had to look around quite a bit before seeing them under the calendar 4) I was going to mention that it might be frustrating for users to scroll through a lot of symptoms of each day in the timeline section. I then read the App Store description to find that there was an update to filter this, which is great, but it was not immediately noticeable for me. The close proximity to the export pdf button made me associate it with that so I completely disregarded it. Could be improved by moving it, making it more noticeable, etc. Overall though, I like the UI! I think it’s pretty simple to understand and nice to look at (although I’m not a huge fan of the drop shadows). I’m sure this app makes it a lot easier for patients and caretakers to keep track of their health and let their healthcare provider know exactly what their symptoms look like. I see in your recent updates you guys also added dark mode, which is awesome!

   toastytam · 6 Aug 2026

2. 3/5Great idea, poor functionality

   Revised review: Kyle contacted me and told me they were working through a bug that is causing this problem. I do hope they can fix it because if this app is up and running and doing what it says it can do, it will be amazing. But for now BACK UP YOUR DATA if you are using it (though I haven’t seen a way to import it back in... Changing my review from 1 star to 3. If it gets fixed, it will be a solid 5! From 5/3/21 (I think): I spent over an hour getting everything set up, subscribing, adding in all the symptoms for myself and my daughter, only to wake up this morning and have everything gone. If I have to enter everything from scratch every day, I’d rather just track it on paper. That would be easier. Why should I pay $6 a month to have to work so hard to track - and have no record of what you entered?

   Gzioo · 6 Aug 2026

3. 4/5Great app!

   The functionality of this app and its purpose is quite important: having a consolidated platform track symptoms and medical history for yourself or for a loved one is important. However, after using the app, I have some recommendations: 1. having an onboarding process for the app. Although the app does feel very easy to use for me, someone who has been familiar with using iOS apps for some time now, would it also feel easy to use for someone less experienced with technology/smartphones? Looking at this app from that point of view, there were some functionalities that could seem ambiguous - having an onboarding process could be important to bridge that accessibility gap. 2. As medical care is something that pervades someone’s life, I think it could be really important to allow integration with at least Apple Calendar. Looking at the “appointments” tab, the only functionality is to write the name of the appointment. Then what? You need Opencare+ to add photos from the visit and you can record the time it happened, but aside from that, I see little functionality; this can be improved with the ability to export to a calendar so that the caregiver/user can be reminded of the appointment if needed. Overall I thought this was a great app that really does serve a greater purpose! I would recommend it.

   jenniibird · 6 Aug 2026

4. 4/5Love the purpose but the UI can be improved

   As a design student and a first time user, I like the concept and the purpose of this app. This app makes it easy to take care of your health and your loved ones (my favorite feature). Having a section for your loved one is thoughtful and beautiful. Some design and user interface elements could be improved and simplified. For example, in the timeline feature, I don’t think it is necessary to repeatedly mention “no records for this month...” under each month of no record when it is already said on top that I have “0 records in ___month”. I think some information like that doesn’t need repeating, keeping it concise and simple can make it more clear to the users. The calendar can also be more packed together or have it so only one month is visible on the screen and then you can swipe horizontally to the next month so not too much space is wasted and this will also require less scrolling. Nonetheless, overall the app is clean with white background and visually interesting with pop of colors. I enjoyed the functionality of the app. I love the purpose and how this app can help you improve your lifestyle and look out for your loved ones as well.

   sikee c. · 6 Aug 2026

5. 4/5Flexible and detailed tracking, fills an unaddressed need in healthcare

   I just got this app today and after examining the different capabilities, I’m really impressed. The interface is clean and intuitive, simple to use and allows for logging in great detail. Takes a lot of the burden ofd patients’ shoulders (especially those with memory difficulties) and lets them easily record symptoms as they occur, and the logging of dosage information and reminders is so great for this too. Few small things UX wise that could be improved is the “dismiss” button—this makes sense but “close” is more industry standard. Accessibility wise, adding a visual confirmation in addition to the physical pulse upon logging an entry may be a good idea. I find that once I log a lot of symptoms, the Timeline view gets quite difficult to navigate, as they all stack below the monthly calendar and make it hard to jump to previous months without lots of scrolling. Implementing an option where all the symptoms begin collapsed with maybe just a preview or summary and then expanding when tapped is a good idea, similar to how other calendar apps like Moleskine implement expanding info.

   Lilfuzivert · 6 Aug 2026

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