Flare - Chronic Pain Tracker

Name: Flare - Chronic Pain Tracker
Rating: 4.9 (20 reviews)
Author: Fig Studio LLC

By: Fig Studio LLC App

Pain diary & symptom insights

Overview

Version:

2.0.0

Last updated: 2026-09-15

Ranking

#243,269 ▼ 379

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Flare 2.0: a focused new way to log, words for how a symptom feels, and a Care tab to prepare for appointments. Your records stay yours. No account, no ads.

Built by someone who spent months tracking his own condition in a spreadsheet because nothing else felt right.

If you've been dismissed, doubted, or told to wait it out, this app is your evidence. A quiet, structured way to document your symptoms and walk into your next appointment with real data instead of a half-remembered list.

Flare works for back pain, arthritis, fibromyalgia, migraine, endometriosis, pelvic pain, sciatica, nerve pain -- and any condition you want to track. Start from a template for your condition, or build your own.

WHAT YOU CAN TRACK

Pain, fatigue, stiffness, brain fog, or any symptom you want to add Severity on a named five-level scale (None to Severe), never "3/10" Descriptions for how a symptom feels -- aching, burning, throbbing, or your own words Medications, dosages, and medication courses with dose changes Activities and treatments (physical therapy, injections, exercise), including your own Daily notes, typed, dictated, or added with a Quick note LOG ON YOUR TERMS

Check in from the Log button: symptoms, descriptions, medications, activities, and a note in one focused flow Or tap a cell right on the timeline, no fixed schedule, no guilt Every entry is timestamped to the minute, and backdating is normal Choose what the Log button does when you tap or hold it PREPARE FOR CARE

Keep questions for your next appointment in the Care tab Preview your PDF report before you share it Read guides on describing pain and what to record, plus stories from others living with chronic pain WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT

See your history in a scrollable, color-coded timeline Spot patterns across weeks and months at a glance See whether weather seems to matter -- Flare compares your ratings with local pressure changes (optional, approximate location only) See whether sleep seems to matter -- Flare reads your sleep from Apple Health and compares it with your ratings (optional, read-only) See what changed on each medication course, and before and after it See when your symptoms peak across the day Discover which symptoms appear together Revisit your notes in Journal, with the ratings from each day Generate PDF reports formatted for appointments Export an AI-friendly file and share it with your AI of choice Export raw CSV data for your own analysis Back up and restore your data anytime MAKE IT YOURS

Four color themes: Classic, Colorblind, Berry, and Soft Your own color for each medication and activity Arrange the timeline and Trends cards the way you read them Designed for iPhone and iPad FLARE PRO Monthly or annual subscription (both with a free trial for eligible accounts), or a one-time lifetime purchase. Unlocks trends and insights, weather and sleep patterns, medication course impact, suggested appointment questions, and PDF / CSV / AI exports. Logging, the timeline, and Care notes stay free.

PRIVACY FIRST

No account required No ads Your symptoms, notes, and history stay on your device, plus an optional backup in your own iCloud Drive Weather is optional, off by default, and uses only an approximate area -- never your precise location Sleep is optional, read-only, and never included in backups or exports MEDICAL DISCLAIMER Flare is a personal tracking tool, not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The information and patterns shown in Flare are not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or another qualified healthcare professional before making medical decisions, including changes to medications or treatment.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Fig Studio LLC

Rating:

4.90

(20)

Version:

2.0.0 Last updated: 2026-09-15

Version code:

891174289

Creation date:

2026-04-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

49.17MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-22

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 243,269 ▼ 379

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Developed by:

Fig Studio LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/flare-chronic-pain-tracker/id6761330069

Website:

https://flarelog.app/

User Reviews

I love the clean, simple graphics of this pain journal. It tells the story in a bright and beautiful manner that makes it just a bit easier to bear the pain. Great tech support, too! I highly recommend.

by wy*****, 2026-09-11

UPDATE 9-9-26: The developer is impressive with his timely response concerning both fixing the crashing issue and responding to my review. Thank you for being open to suggestions. I am a lifetime member and look forward to the future enhancements! (As a side note, thank you for not operating on a subscription model. Those of us mindful about purchasing appreciate a product one actually owns.) ORIGINAL: I’m excited about this app and especially appreciate the creator’s personal story. I’m grateful that he took his own experience with pain and created something that could benefit others. I’m hoping Flare will help me identify correlations and patterns in my pain over time. I’ve only entered about two days of data so far, which may be related, but the app crashes whenever I try to generate a report. My biggest difficulty is that I have several different types/locations of pain and therefore too many things to log. I would love the ability to create multiple broad pain categories—such as back pain, neck pain, migraines, and leg pain—and then select descriptors within them, such as nerve pain, throbbing, pressure, stabbing, etc. Creating separate entries for every possible combination becomes overwhelming very quickly. A category → descriptor structure would make a huge difference for people with multiple chronic pain issues. I’d also love an option to archive medications. Right now, hiding a medication seems to remove it from the available options altogether. It would be helpful to hide medications I’m not currently taking while still being able to easily restore them later. More color customization would also be useful. Activities can have different colors, but medications cannot. I’d also like to choose my own colors for pain levels. The current mild-to-severe colors are fairly similar, and since I generally don’t log times when I have no or minimal pain, more distinct colors would make my pain patterns much easier to see at a glance. Overall, I really like the concept and am excited to keep using Flare. My main challenge is simply having so many different things to track. More organization and customization for those of us managing multiple types of pain would make an already promising app much easier to use consistently.