Bearable App

Bearable App

All Health Tracking in One Place - Get the Full Picture.

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No more juggling multiple apps for your mental and physical health. Keep everything in one place, from your mood and symptoms to your daily activities, diet, exercise, sleep & medication. Gain insights unique to you and reclaim control over your well-being.
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Launch tags:AndroidiOSHealth & Fitness
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James Saady
Hey Product Hunt! I’d like to share with you something close to my heart that I've been working on for the last 2 years. Bearable aims to help you get the full picture, by keeping all health tracking in one place and thus removing the need to juggle multiple mobile apps. Bearable helps you to gain insights into how your mood and symptoms are influenced by your daily activities and other health factors, such as sleep, diet, exercise, and medication. It was mainly built with chronic disease sufferers in mind, who commonly struggle with multiple symptoms in addition to often-overshadowed mental health issues, which make it all the more difficult to stay on top of their well-being. The idea was borne out of my own frustrations in dealing with several health issues, which ultimately forced me to leave my job. I resorted to using basic spreadsheets to help me and my doctor understand my issues, as it made no sense to me to keep all my health data in multiple different apps when every factor could be looked at holistically to make better assessments. However, spreadsheets have their limitations and I found many other medical apps felt cold and clinical to use. If someone is going to build the habit of journaling every day, it needs to be an enjoyable and satisfying experience. I wanted Bearable to be so user-friendly and accessible that even someone experiencing brain fog (which often accompanies many chronic conditions) could easily track their mental and physical health, without needing to type a word. We’d like to empower people to feel more in control of their well-being with a neat, comprehensive health timeline, which would also enable them to come prepared to doctor or therapist appointments. We kept the end-user always in mind by creating a Reddit community of 1300 members, all with their own varying chronic health issues, whose feedback and requests have gotten us to this stage. Here’s a simple breakdown of how it works: ✅ Record your mental and physical health together - Enter your mood in seconds or go into more detail with an additional note. Customise your “active” symptoms/conditions and record severity in seconds with our unique tap-to-increase entry method. ✅ Select your personalised factors - Keep a record of your daily activities in addition to your health factors, such as sleep, diet, exercise and medication. Even sync with Apple Health or Google Fit to import data such as steps and heart rate. ✅ Gain unique insights in several ways - 1. Use the search and filter function on your timeline. 2. Play around on the interactive calendar and comparison graph. 3. Channel your inner quantified-self nerd with our advanced insights pages. 🔐 Most importantly, all health data is encrypted on our servers and thus only viewable by the user. We do not ask for any additional personal information besides email address to provide further security. Our users are in full control of their account and data and can download or delete it at any time. Recent events have made it all the more important to stay on top of both your physical and mental health, which is why we’ve been working so hard to bring the hard launch date forward. Questions or feedback very much welcomed. Cheers! PS. If you download the app within the next week, you will find a 70% discount waiting for you once we release premium.
Basim aman
This is pretty good app in all aspects. Thanks dev
Bethany Ann
Discovered this app last week by pure chance when looking for a different app recommended to me. Couldn't believe my luck. This is the app I have been searching for and wanting for so long to help me keep track of every day things relating to chronic illnesses I have. Thanks so much and I hope your app is wildly successful!
James Saady
@bethany_ann Cheers Bethany, I'm glad you're finding it so useful!
Eline
I think I remember seeing this when you posted about it on Reddit a whiiiile back. Will download and check it out but it looks like it could fit my needs! I've been looking for a way to easily track headache and digestive issues symptoms, and also like keeping track of my mood (currently through another app) so will see how that works. Edit: so far really love the design of the app and the many customizable options. Looking forward to discovering patterns I'm not aware of!
James Saady
@3gak_kimbap Thanks Eline :)
Sarah Williams
Best symptom tracking app I've used. This has been so helpful for my health. Can't recommend Bearable enough, and excited about the new features.
James Saady
@sarah_williams4 Thanks for the kind words Sarah :)
Caleb Sylvest
I've been using Bearable since the beginning of June. It's for sure one of the best I've daily health and thing tracker I've used and provides fast shortcuts to reselect common things like medications and foods. Highly recommend! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
James Saady
@calebsylvest Thanks Caleb!
Piotr Gaczkowski
?makers, how does it fit with Apple Health, Google Fit or something like Mi Health? They seem to already fill this niche, right?
Caleb Sylvest
@doomhammer I don't know anything about Google Fit or Mi Health, but it is different than Apple Health in that Apple Health is mostly an aggregate for pull in other data from apps and devices. Apple Health does have the ability to add some data in the app, like supplements and nutrients, but dang it's difficult and annoying. Bearable makes adding daily medications, mood, food, health factors, and environmental factors really easy and fast. Give it a try!
Piotr Gaczkowski
Thanks for the explanation, @calebsylvest!