See if weather seems to matter Weather insights can now compare future symptom ratings with local weather and surface the pattern in plain language. It is optional, starts only when you tap to enable it, and uses an approximate area — never your saved health history or precise location. Choose which medication courses appear in Course Impact — hide finished or irrelevant courses without losing their history. Also in this update: a more visual Trends layout, clearer insight cards, timeline tips, and a sample Trends preview in onboarding and for free users.

See if weather seems to matter Weather insights can now compare future symptom ratings with local weather and surface the pattern in plain language. It is optional, starts only when you tap to enable it, and uses an approximate area — never your saved health history or precise location. Choose which medication courses appear in Course Impact — hide finished or irrelevant courses without losing their history. Also in this update: a more visual Trends layout, clearer insight cards, timeline tips, and a sample Trends preview in onboarding and for free users.

See if weather seems to matter Weather insights can now compare future symptom ratings with local weather and surface the pattern in plain language. It is optional, starts only when you tap to enable it, and uses an approximate area — never your saved health history or precise location. Choose which medication courses appear in Course Impact — hide finished or irrelevant courses without losing their history. Also in this update: a more visual Trends layout, clearer insight cards, timeline tips, and a sample Trends preview in onboarding and for free users.

A quicker way to log Rate what hurts, then one tap fills the row's remaining symptoms with None. On an empty row, one tap logs the whole check-in at once. Real entries — an explicit None is evidence your record can stand on — and nothing you rated is ever touched. Also in 1.9: a small row menu next to each unfinished row's time (the same one-tap fill, plus a more discoverable Delete row), and a brief Undo after every fill.

This update adds reminders that turn themselves off — and keeps making Flare yours to arrange. Reminders, if you want them Optional nudges that only fire when there's a reason: the day after a flare, a stretch of quiet longer than your usual rhythm, or a week-long gap that's easier to sketch while it's fresh. There is no daily reminder. Ignore a few and Flare asks once whether to keep them, quiet them down, or stop — and if you step away for good, they end on their own. Nothing about your symptoms ever appears on your lock screen. Trends, in your order Drag the Trends modules into the order you actually read them, and hide the ones you don't. Your layout sticks, and hiding a module never deletes data. Look for the new button at the top of the Trends tab. Long-press to tidy up Hold a severity cell to clear it back to blank, or hold a row's time label to delete the whole row. Mis-taps and accidental rows now have an exit — fixing the record is as normal as keeping it. Activity impact, day by day The severity strip is now one bar per day, showing up to a month at a glance. Sketched estimates render outlined and count for less in the findings, and a gap reads as a gap — not a good day. What you bring to your doctor stays honest. Also in 1.8: an optional reminder for an upcoming doctor visit (with add-to-calendar)

This update adds reminders that turn themselves off — and keeps making Flare yours to arrange. Reminders, if you want them Optional nudges that only fire when there's a reason: the day after a flare, a stretch of quiet longer than your usual rhythm, or a week-long gap that's easier to sketch while it's fresh. There is no daily reminder. Ignore a few and Flare asks once whether to keep them, quiet them down, or stop — and if you step away for good, they end on their own. Nothing about your symptoms ever appears on your lock screen. Trends, in your order Drag the Trends modules into the order you actually read them, and hide the ones you don't. Your layout sticks, and hiding a module never deletes data. Look for the new button at the top of the Trends tab. Long-press to tidy up Hold a severity cell to clear it back to blank, or hold a row's time label to delete the whole row. Mis-taps and accidental rows now have an exit — fixing the record is as normal as keeping it. Activity impact, day by day The severity strip is now one bar per day, showing up to a month at a glance. Sketched estimates render outlined and count for less in the findings, and a gap reads as a gap — not a good day. What you bring to your doctor stays honest. Also in 1.8: an optional reminder for an upcoming doctor visit (with add-to-calendar)

This update adds reminders that turn themselves off — and keeps making Flare yours to arrange. Reminders, if you want them Optional nudges that only fire when there's a reason: the day after a flare, a stretch of quiet longer than your usual rhythm, or a week-long gap that's easier to sketch while it's fresh. There is no daily reminder. Ignore a few and Flare asks once whether to keep them, quiet them down, or stop — and if you step away for good, they end on their own. Nothing about your symptoms ever appears on your lock screen. Trends, in your order Drag the Trends modules into the order you actually read them, and hide the ones you don't. Your layout sticks, and hiding a module never deletes data. Look for the new button at the top of the Trends tab. Long-press to tidy up Hold a severity cell to clear it back to blank, or hold a row's time label to delete the whole row. Mis-taps and accidental rows now have an exit — fixing the record is as normal as keeping it. Activity impact, day by day The severity strip is now one bar per day, showing up to a month at a glance. Sketched estimates render outlined and count for less in the findings, and a gap reads as a gap — not a good day. What you bring to your doctor stays honest. Also in 1.8: an optional reminder for an upcoming doctor visit (with add-to-calendar)

This update adds reminders that turn themselves off — and keeps making Flare yours to arrange. Reminders, if you want them Optional nudges that only fire when there's a reason: the day after a flare, a stretch of quiet longer than your usual rhythm, or a week-long gap that's easier to sketch while it's fresh. There is no daily reminder. Ignore a few and Flare asks once whether to keep them, quiet them down, or stop — and if you step away for good, they end on their own. Nothing about your symptoms ever appears on your lock screen. Trends, in your order Drag the Trends modules into the order you actually read them, and hide the ones you don't. Your layout sticks, and hiding a module never deletes data. Look for the new button at the top of the Trends tab. Long-press to tidy up Hold a severity cell to clear it back to blank, or hold a row's time label to delete the whole row. Mis-taps and accidental rows now have an exit — fixing the record is as normal as keeping it. Activity impact, day by day The severity strip is now one bar per day, showing up to a month at a glance. Sketched estimates render outlined and count for less in the findings, and a gap reads as a gap — not a good day. What you bring to your doctor stays honest. Also in 1.8: an optional reminder for an upcoming doctor visit (with add-to-calendar)

This update is about the days you didn't log. Sketch how it felt Miss a week or more and the empty days now fold into a single calm band on your timeline. Leave it blank, or draw roughly how those days felt — Flare writes your sketch in as estimated days, outlined so they never pass as day-of logs. Only what you remember, never invented for you. Backed up, automatically Once a day, Flare tucks a private backup into your own iCloud Drive, so your timeline survives a lost phone or a deleted app. Reinstall and Flare offers to restore it. The backup is yours — visible in the Files app, deletable, and you can turn it off in Settings. As always, your data never touches our servers.

This update is about the days you didn't log. Sketch how it felt Miss a week or more and the empty days now fold into a single calm band on your timeline. Leave it blank, or draw roughly how those days felt — Flare writes your sketch in as estimated days, outlined so they never pass as day-of logs. Only what you remember, never invented for you. Backed up, automatically Once a day, Flare tucks a private backup into your own iCloud Drive, so your timeline survives a lost phone or a deleted app. Reinstall and Flare offers to restore it. The backup is yours — visible in the Files app, deletable, and you can turn it off in Settings. As always, your data never touches our servers.

Log an activity like PT or stretching consistently, and Flare marks that stretch of time on your Overview calendar — right alongside your pain. A pattern is a lead, not a verdict. Scroll back through every day you've ever logged — the whole timeline, no limits. Drag to reorder symptoms, medications, and activities in Manage — whatever matters most sits leftmost.

See what's actually helping. Flare now tracks treatment courses — a medication, a round of physical therapy, anything you're trying — and shows your pain before, during, and after each one. So you can tell which treatments are moving the needle, and bring that to your doctor. This update also adds an at-a-glance overview of your history and a clearer Trends tab and improved trends algorithm.

See what's actually helping. Flare now tracks treatment courses — a medication, a round of physical therapy, anything you're trying — and shows your pain before, during, and after each one. So you can tell which treatments are moving the needle, and bring that to your doctor. This update also adds an at-a-glance overview of your history and a clearer Trends tab and improved trends algorithm.

See what's actually helping. Flare now tracks treatment courses — a medication, a round of physical therapy, anything you're trying — and shows your pain before, during, and after each one. So you can tell which treatments are moving the needle, and bring that to your doctor. This update also adds an at-a-glance overview of your history and a clearer Trends tab.

A redesigned timeline — cleaner days, more room to breathe, and milestones woven into the story. Hold the Log button to instantly add an entry for right now. A redesigned doctor report — your data charted and summarized, ready to bring to appointments. Plus refined haptics and many small improvements.

A cleaner first timeline, more flexible logging, and small fixes.

-Added a Yearly overview to the calendar -Fixed bug where Activity insight in Trends was not displaying.

-Added a Yearly overview to the calendar -Fixed bug where Activity insight in Trends was not displaying.

Track with faces. A new visual option lets you use face icons on your timeline. Turn it on in settings. :)

What's new in 1.3.0 Trends & Insights - New calendar heatmap — see your flare patterns over weeks and months - Recovery estimation — learn how long your flares typically last - Trend tracking — see if things are getting better or worse over time - Baseline detection — understand what a typical day looks like for you - Streak counter — track your flare-free days

Improvements to the timeline view

Minor bug fixes and performance update

What's New in 1.2 Fixed bug where missed days could not be edited. Log anytime. No more fixed morning, day, and evening slots. Every entry is timestamped to the minute. Log once a day or ten times. Your call. Day notes. Tap any date to add notes. Quick suggestions help you capture what happened without typing everything out. Time-of-day heatmap. See when your symptoms peak across 7, 30, and 90 days, stacked side by side so you can spot shifts over time. Symptom co-occurrence. A new visual that shows how often your symptoms appear together. Understand which ones travel as a pair and which are independent. Smarter visit questions. Suggested questions for your next appointment now pull from your actual data: your trends, your patterns, your worst days. Performance improvements. The timeline is significantly faster, especially with many columns.

What's New in 1.2 Log anytime. No more fixed morning, day, and evening slots. Every entry is timestamped to the minute. Log once a day or ten times. Your call. Day notes. Tap any date to add notes. Quick suggestions help you capture what happened without typing everything out. Time-of-day heatmap. See when your symptoms peak across 7, 30, and 90 days, stacked side by side so you can spot shifts over time. Symptom co-occurrence. A new visual that shows how often your symptoms appear together. Understand which ones travel as a pair and which are independent. Smarter visit questions. Suggested questions for your next appointment now pull from your actual data: your trends, your patterns, your worst days. Performance improvements. The timeline is significantly faster, especially with many columns.

User experience improvements. Simplified how you manage symptoms, medications, and activities. Long press column headers to rename or hide.