Color-band quick logs, a two-tap bad-day mode and a tap-to-rate body map - built for flare days and foggy minds. Then once a month, an AI Visit Brief your doctor will actually read.
Most trackers want ten fields and a journal entry - on the days your hands ache and the fog is thick. Ember's core log is under 30 seconds, one-handed, and bad-day mode is two taps.
Pressure swings, poor sleep, your cycle - fibro symptoms have context. Ember lines them up against your pain automatically so patterns stop hiding.
FIQR and WPI/SSS are the scales clinicians trust. Ember tracks them over time and writes them into a brief your doctor can read in a minute.
Pain, fatigue, fog and sleep as tappable color bands right on the Today screen - no sheets, no typing. A streak and a flare banner keep the picture honest.
Tap regions on a front/back body map to rate pain, with optional morning, afternoon and evening bands to catch morning stiffness - the detail rheumatologists ask about.
A pain calendar heatmap works as your external memory, while trends line sleep, weather pressure and your cycle up against pain and fatigue.
Once a month, Ember turns your logs into a clinical-style brief: FIQR trend, medication response, flares and suspected triggers - with the WPI/SSS numbers your rheumatologist recognises.
Ember has no account and no data server. Your logs live on your device and sync through your own private iCloud. Weather uses your location only to fetch pressure and temperature, and the monthly Visit Brief sends a summary to our AI service to write it, then discards it.
Sync happens in your Apple account, not ours.
Brief data is processed to write it, never stored.
No ads, no analytics, no data brokers.
It is built for the days fibro is worst: the core log takes under 30 seconds one-handed, bad-day mode is two taps, and severity is shown as color so a foggy brain can read a month at a glance. Then the monthly AI Visit Brief turns it all into a report written in your doctor's language.
Validated fibromyalgia scales (the Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire and the Widespread Pain Index / Symptom Severity Scale). Ember tracks them periodically and includes the trend in your Visit Brief - as self-assessments to discuss with your doctor, not a diagnosis.
On your device and your own private iCloud (CloudKit). We run no server that stores your logs. See our privacy policy.
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