I have suffered from pains mostly related to my lower back for decades now. I have sciatica and have been able to avoid surgery so far. I’m almost 62 years old now. I really have enjoyed having the Nanolume app to help me keep track of my pain overtime. It’s been very useful to share it with my medical providers. It makes it really easy for them to see where my pain is and it’s made it easier for them to develop different treatment plans, including physical therapy and other pain treatments. The Nanolume app just puts it out really plainly simply in nice colors, really makes it easy to visualize my pain. Not only to myself, but to others. I love it!

This app is amazing! I have been using an earlier version for over a year now. I have been suffering for peripheral neuropathy for over 13 years and with this app I can now document exactly where my pain is on daily basis or even more frequently if needed. Then I can share a history of my pain with my doctor showing the ups and downs over time as we try different things to help alleviate it. It even automatically keeps track of the weather when you make an entry in case that has an influence on your treatment. Makes things so much easier when discussing with your doc.

Great tool for logging and tracking pain, activities, and medications. The visualizations and review tool could be improved a little but overall it’s a good tool to keep track of trends. Also, their support is excellent! I ran into a technical problem and they communicated with me right away about it, kept me informed on when it would be fixed, and got it figured out and fixed very quickly! In a world full of bots now it’s nice to have a real human on the other side, especially when you’re already dealing with very human issues like pain!

This app is awesome! I’m still learning about it and still playing with the zooming in and out. But now my pain has changed and I am going to seek longer sessions of ketamine here in the Phoenix area. There’s no one in this area that does full days of Ketamine Infusions but I did find two that do longer than one hour which are considered for mental health depression anyway I want to track my pain on this because I’ve had this since April 2025 and. That I’m having this CRPS. This tracker will help me tremendously, especially at this stage post surgical in October.