Hypo • Symptom Tracker

Feeling worried about symptoms, lab results, medication changes, or another short doctor visit? Hypo helps you turn scattered health details into clear, doctor-ready reports so you can explain what changed and what to ask next. Hypo is built for people managing recurring symptoms, chronic illness, pain, fatigue, migraines, stomach issues, PoTS, EDS, PCOS, medication changes, supplements, lab results, procedures, referrals, and the health details that are hard to remember under pressure. Track what matters: - Symptoms, pain, flares, mood, fatigue, headaches, digestion, and notes - Medications, supplements, allergies, conditions, and family history - Lab results, reports, records, procedures, surgeries, and visit notes - Apple Health signals such as sleep, heart rate, activity, weight, and other supported metrics Prepare for care: - Build a doctor visit report from symptoms, meds, labs, records, and questions - Create focused briefs for lab reviews, medication reviews, referrals, surgery/procedure prep, and care handoffs - Attach source records so your summary stays grounded in your real history - Export a clean PDF you can bring to an appointment or share with a clinician - Ask AI to help organize context, summarize patterns, and draft better questions Hypo helps when: - You forget details during appointments - Your symptoms change, flare, or come and go - You are trying to explain a long health story in a short consult - You want one place for records, labs, medications, symptoms, and doctor questions - You need a clear summary before seeing a new doctor or specialist Your private medical memory: Hypo keeps your health context organized so you can make better use of each appointment. Your data is encrypted, never sold, and under your control. Privacy Policy: https://hypo.health/privacy Terms of Use (Apple Standard EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Hypo is for informational and organizational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider with questions about a medical condition, medications, procedures, or urgent symptoms.