Log a flare in seconds
Tap-fast symptom logging with POTS-aware presets. Heart rate, brain fog, pre-syncope, GI flare — the things your doctor actually asks about.
Coming soon to Google Play
A POTS symptom diary
that actually respects you.
Log a flare in seconds. Run a guided standing test. Walk into your next appointment with a clean report instead of a screenshot dump in your camera roll. Built for Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome and the comorbidities that travel with it.
Coming soon to Google PlaySee what it does
- Symptom log
- <10s
- On-device
- Encrypted
- Targeted age
- 16+
Private. Encrypted on your phone. Optional encrypted cloud backup.
Specific. POTS, dysautonomia, hEDS, MCAS, Long COVID presets.
Useful. Built around the next appointment, not vanity metrics.
What's inside
Designed around how POTS actually feels
Six small, opinionated tools that respect how much energy you have left in the day.
NASA Lean Test, built in
Run a guided standing test with a timer and the right thresholds for your age. Results are saved with your readings, ready to share.
Bring a clean report
Export a tidy PDF for your specialist with the patterns you have actually lived through — not a wall of raw data.
Your data, encrypted, on your phone
Everything you log lives in an encrypted database on your device. Optional encrypted backup to the cloud — you hold the key.
Medications & reminders
Track fludrocortisone, midodrine, propranolol, ivabradine, beta-blockers and the rest. Reminders are generic so med names never hit your lockscreen.
Designed for light-sensitive eyes
Soft lavender on warm dark. No flashing animations, no neon notifications. POTS days deserve a gentle UI.
How it works
From flare to follow-up, without the busywork
Four small steps. Designed to take less energy than they save.
STEP 01
Tune the app in 30 seconds
A short onboarding sets up your units, your standing-test threshold, and the comorbidity presets you actually live with — hEDS, MCAS, Long COVID.
STEP 02
Log it when it happens
Symptom presets, heart rate, hydration, salt, position changes. Generic reminders so a med name never appears on your lockscreen.
STEP 03
Run a guided standing test
Five-minute supine baseline, then 1, 3, 5 and 10-minute standing readings with age-aware thresholds and a clear pass/flag result. You can also try the test in your browser with our free calculator.
Try the web calculator →
STEP 04
Show your specialist the pattern
Export a clean PDF or share an insights view. Bring evidence instead of trying to remember what last Tuesday felt like.
What this app isn't.
We're writing this in plain English because it matters and because nobody reads the disclaimer in the App Store.
- Not a medical device. Not registered, not certified, not pretending to be.
- Not medical advice. Nothing in this app diagnoses or treats anything. The standing-test result is what your phone measured, not a clinical reading.
- Not a replacement for your specialist. Bring your data to them, don't skip them.
- Not for emergencies. If you're unwell right now, call your local emergency number.
Questions
Honest answers, no marketing copy
Is PotsTrack a medical device or a diagnostic tool?
No. PotsTrack is a personal symptom diary. It does not diagnose, treat, monitor or prevent any condition, and it is not registered as a medical device. The standing-test result is a record of what you measured at home, not a clinical assessment. Always work with a qualified specialist for diagnosis and treatment.
What does it cost?
PotsTrack is free to install. There is no subscription required for the core diary, the NASA Lean Test flow, or PDF export. Paid features may appear in the future and will be clearly labelled.
Where is my data stored?
Locally on your phone in an encrypted SQLite database. If you opt in to cloud backup, your data is encrypted on your device before it ever leaves it — the cloud provider only sees opaque ciphertext.
Can I use this if I'm under 16?
PotsTrack is intended for people aged 16 and over. If you are younger, please use the app together with a parent or guardian — and please involve a clinician who knows you.
Will it support iOS?
Not yet. PotsTrack is Android-first while it stabilises. An iOS version is not currently planned.
How do I get it?
PotsTrack is coming soon to Google Play. Until then, the easiest way to follow progress is to bookmark this page and check back.
Bookmark this page.
When PotsTrack lands on Google Play, the install link will appear here. No email list. No notifications. Just check back.
Coming soon to Google Play