Early days for this app, and a promising and usable start. No account needed, data stored on device, straightforward analytics (no LLM). The flip side of flexible and open ended is, of course, that you have to figure out what to do. There are enough starting points to be getting on with as I figure out how to make it really work for my specific situation. I’m really looking forward to seeing how this develops in the future since I really like what I’ve seen so far.I do wish you weren’t planning subscription only. I know that everyone’s doing it these days but I strongly prefer being able to just buy software.

I heard about Zolia from a post on the CFS reddit when early access first started. Spent about 2 months using as-is with minor tweaks and found that I could be consistent enough with it that I took the plunge to personalize it more. Will this wreck 2 months of data? A bit. But the ability to- customize- have holistic tracking is worth itBeing able to track weather, AQI, exercise, diet, symptoms, blood pressure, and mental health in one place…life changing. Everything has its own app and while Zolia does require manual setup and input at this point, just getting over that hurdle has made symptom management so much easier.I look forward to updating this to 5 stars!Pain Points (for me):- initial setup - worth it, and flexible. Do not recommend trying to set everything up at once. Ability to edit per session for future sessions makes pacing easier. - would potentially be easier to set up on larger screen w/ mouse and keyboard- changing time - clicking on the emoji icon to change time is difficult on smaller screens. need to test on iPad.Current Setup:4 session types - input, output, baseline, outliers. Will be adding “environmental” session type shortly to analyze further factors. iPhone 13 mini

I have multiple mental and physical health issues and have been using Zolia for a month or two now. It’s already giving me some insight into how my symptoms correlate and what factors affect them. For instance, I’ve learned that managing my sleep and anxiety/stress levels might help reduce my joint pain flare ups. I only wish that there was a timeline given for how long the launch window is and an estimate of the subscription cost when it’s over, though I appreciate the 50% founders discount

I haven’t gotten enough data to experience the analytics yet, but even if used just as a stand alone tracker this app is superior. Truly! I really enjoy customizing. I mess things up a lot, but I am learning. I like the options so much! I have a question; I would like to add something as a factor (like foods), but if I am creating a new section (foods) it defaults to symptom. I can’t figure out how to choose “factor” in a new section. Thank you for this useful program.