Life Notes - Symptom Tracking

Name: Life Notes - Symptom Tracking
Rating: 4.58 (771 reviews)
Author: Kimida

By: Kimida

Volunteer project. Track your symptoms, write down your daily habits.

Features & Capabilities

Life Notes - Symptom Tracking is a free, volunteer-built Chrome extension for tracking chronic symptoms and daily habits entirely offline on your device. It supports rating symptoms on a 0-5 scale, logging meals, medications, notes, and sleep, and viewing daily trends to spot patterns.

None of your data is sent online. The app is ad-free and stores data only on-device. You can create custom symptom lists, back up data via Import/Export in Settings, and use it in English or French.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Data

By:

Kimida

Downloads:

60,314 337

Rating:

4.58

(771) 3 new ratings

Version:

0.3.7 Last updated: 2026-02-24

Version code:

3071

Creation date:

2020-12-26

Publisher country:

Permissions:

android.permission.INTERNET Low risk
com.sebferrer.life_notes.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION

Size:

24.01MB

Email:

se*****@gmail.com

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 268,623 ▼ 461

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Kimida

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sebferrer.life_notes

Email:

se*****@gmail.com

Website:

https://life-notes.fr/

User Reviews

Life Notes - Symptom Tracking is a free, ad-free, highly customizable app praised for its privacy, ease of use, and ability to track multiple symptoms and medications simultaneously. Users appreciate quick data entry and a simple interface. However, recurring issues include lack of dark mode, limited calendar overview features, absence of clear data export options, and some usability quirks. Suggestions include improved calendar labeling, all-day symptom options, and better support for medication management. Overall, it serves as a valuable, privacy-conscious tool but could benefit from these enhancements to meet diverse user needs more fully.

Pros

The app is ad-free, free to use, and does not collect user data, offering privacy and no cost.
Highly customizable symptom tracking that allows users to input their own titles, times, and notes without pre-set lists.
Ease of entering and reviewing data quickly makes tracking symptoms, medications, and notes efficient.
Supports tracking multiple symptoms and medications simultaneously, which helps users manage complex health conditions.
Simple and clean interface, appreciated even by users with limited time or unfamiliarity with tracking apps.

Cons

Lacks a dark/night mode, which makes using the app uncomfortable during nighttime or for sensitive eyes.
Limited calendar view features: users cannot see all symptoms, medications, and notes together at once or have labeled days of the week in calendar view.
No export or easy data transfer options have been clearly provided, causing concern over retaining historical logs when changing devices.
Repeated requests for features like an all-day option for symptoms, medication list review, and expanded rating scales (1-10 instead of 1-5) show current limitations in customization depth.
Occasional usability complaints: some users find navigation initially awkward or the app a bit clunky, and photo access permission requests were questioned by users.

Recent reviews

Very good app, but it needs improvements to be a great or awesome app. I'm trying to track serious medical events for a family member, as well as doctor appts, and medications. If we could add mini icons or symbols on the month view for each calendar day for 🩺 Doctor appointments or 💊 meds or 🏥🏨 for hospital visits or 😨🥵🤢 for minor to major medical events or sickness levels. It is a really good app so far, but it could be better with some tweaking. I would write more, but i'm out of room

Te*****, 2024-12-21

Given what this is (a volunteer, ad-free project), it's great. The fact that it doesn't collect data and is relatively free form (ie let's you add your own titles and times) is great. As other users have noted, it can be clunky, but I'll take it any day over more sophisticated apps that charge me, collect my data, or push out ads. I do have a question for you, Seb - how do you transfer life notes data if you get a new device?? I need my historical log!

Ka*****, 2024-12-16

Quick and easy to enter data. Quick and easy to review data. No overwhelming descriptors for entries. You could track triggers, but I dont need to, and too much data gets in the way at dr appointments. I only need to show how I am doing. I can show a picture of the calendar with the days I added migraine highlighted. I can show my dr a count of how many times I took extra medication for anxiety per month, so I can demonstrate I don't abuse it, but still have sufficient need for it. Love it.