Guava: Health Tracker

Name: Guava: Health Tracker
Rating: 4.8 (581 reviews)
Author: Guava Health, Inc.

Manage meds, symptoms, records

Free · Designed for iPad

581 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Health & Fitness
Developer

Guava Health, Inc.
Language

EN
English
Size

13.3
MB

Guava empowers you to manage your overall health or chronic illness. Whether you’re seeking a diagnosis or living with complex conditions like POTS, EDS, MCAS, ME/CFS, or Long COVID, Guava simplifies health tracking with powerful tools and insights. Guava is a comprehensive symptom tracker, chronic pain tracker, mental health tracker, and health monitor to manage your wellness, fitness, and medical needs. Connect devices, sync medical records, track medications, and discover health insights, all in one app. How Guava supports your health: • Track symptoms, mood, and mental health • Set medication reminders, track pill count, & monitor effects • Discover insights and trends over time • Compare treatments and track progress • Organize and search medical records • Use AI to summarize doctor notes & understand health data • Coordinate care across providers ALL YOUR HEALTH RECORDS IN ONE PLACE Connect to 50,000+ US providers through patient portals like MyChart and Cerner for up-to-date medical records, lab results, and doctor notes. Upload CCDA files, X-rays & MRIs (DICOM), PDFs, or images—Guava uses AI to digitize, extract, and organize data into a searchable, easy-to-understand format. SYMPTOM TRACKER Log symptoms or pain to discover triggers, evaluate treatments, and visualize changes using the body heat map. See which symptoms commonly co-occur, which factors correlate with them, and details about severity and frequency. Whether you’re looking to track symptoms or chronic pain, Guava helps you uncover patterns and habits that lead to improvement. MEDICATION REMINDERS Never forget to take your meds again. Track your med schedule, set reminders, track pill supply, get refill alerts, and monitor how medications affect your health and wellness. TRACK DAILY HABITS, SLEEP & BODY MEASUREMENTS Record habits and activities to see trends and correlations. Sync with sleep trackers and glucose monitors, track food intake, menstrual cycle, caffeine consumption, exercise, weight, blood pressure, custom factors, and more. Set health goals to optimize treatment or prevention. GET PERSONALIZED HEALTH INSIGHTS Find correlations between your symptoms, meds, mental health, lifestyle, and environment. Discover if new medications affect mood or if nutrition or weather triggers flare-ups, migraines, etc. PERIOD, FERTILITY, & PREGNANCY TRACKER Log your cycle with Guava’s free period tracker and pregnancy app. Get period and ovulation predictions, fertility reminders, and discover trends between your cycle, symptoms, and mood. Enable Baby Plan to track pregnancy milestones, symptoms, and health updates. DOCTOR VISIT PREP Create custom summaries of your medical history including symptoms, meds, and conditions to show your providers. Add questions, requests, and assessments that you may have leading up to your appointment, so you remember everything. SYNC FITNESS & MEDICAL DATA Connect to fitness and medical apps and devices to sync everyday health data like steps, heart rate, glucose and sleep. BE PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES Guava’s Emergency Card alerts first responders to your conditions, allergies, and medications that impact care. YOUR SECURITY AND PRIVACY Guava is HIPAA compliant. We take your security and privacy seriously. We do not sell your data and we follow all applicable laws. Learn more: https://guavahealth.com/privacy-and-security No ads, ever. Some things Guava is used as: Fatigue tracker • POTS tracker • Period tracker Mental health tracker • Mood tracker • Migraine tracker Food diary • Headache tracker • Urine tracker Automatically pull in data and see insights from: Apple Health • Google Fit • Health Connect • Dexcom • Freestyle Libre • Omron • Withings • Oura • Whoop • Strava • Fitbit • Garmin Organize records from patient portals: Medicare.gov • Veterans Affairs / VA.gov • Epic MyChart • Healow / eClinicalWorks • NextGen / NextMD • Quest Diagnostics • LabCorp • Cerner • AthenaHealth • And more

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

581 Ratings

Exceptional app and developer responsiveness
02/13/2024

JMHHBS
Extremely useful for tracking. The insights are proving both interesting and useful. The app is well-thought-out and put-together. There is certainly plenty of room for improvement and for it to become even more useful and easy to use. But even as is, it is very much worth the subscription to me (and you can use many of the features for free). It also allows for a great deal of meaningful customization and adaptability within its current limits, allowing me to make it even more useful for me personally and to solve for the few limits of its current functionality. The pace of development is also impressive and the responsiveness to requests and suggestions (including, in one instance, introducing a major new feature, in a well-thought-out and well-executed way, within one day of the suggestion being submitted) is entirely unprecedented in my experience. In the above instance one of the creators of the app responded personally to my generic customer service ticket and wrote back and forth with me several times until and after my issue was resolved. I certainly wouldn't expect them to be able to offer that level of attention with any frequency. But I was deeply impressed and the experience confirmed my decision to use this app long-term and subscribe to the premium version, feeling confident that it will only get better.
Exceptional app and developer responsiveness
02/13/2024

JMHHBS

Extremely useful for tracking. The insights are proving both interesting and useful. The app is well-thought-out and put-together. There is certainly plenty of room for improvement and for it to become even more useful and easy to use. But even as is, it is very much worth the subscription to me (and you can use many of the features for free). It also allows for a great deal of meaningful customization and adaptability within its current limits, allowing me to make it even more useful for me personally and to solve for the few limits of its current functionality. The pace of development is also impressive and the responsiveness to requests and suggestions (including, in one instance, introducing a major new feature, in a well-thought-out and well-executed way, within one day of the suggestion being submitted) is entirely unprecedented in my experience. In the above instance one of the creators of the app responded personally to my generic customer service ticket and wrote back and forth with me several times until and after my issue was resolved. I certainly wouldn't expect them to be able to offer that level of attention with any frequency. But I was deeply impressed and the experience confirmed my decision to use this app long-term and subscribe to the premium version, feeling confident that it will only get better.
Got chronic illnesses? You need this app.
12/01/2024

Grae96
I’ve been chronically ill since I was tiny, with my life turning upside down at 10. By my teen years, I had the giant three-ring binder most of us who’ve had to advocate for our health have lugged around to doctor’s appointments to carry all of our lab results, x-rays, chart notes, you name it. But we’re in the digital age now and though I’ve tried other apps and services that have kept track of a couple different things, none have covered them all— that is, until Guava came along. This app is truly all-encompassing and the seamless integration with a whole host of patient portals makes compiling all your information in one place a breeze. Within three minutes of installing Guava, I had records SINCE THE DATE OF MY BIRTH in the app, right up to my vitals at my last doctor’s appointment a couple weeks before. There are a lot of features I haven’t had a chance to try yet but I’m stoked just to see that they’re options— insights, planning for doctor’s appointments ahead of time to maximise your visit, logging your medications… this app is amazing and may just be the resource I’ve been looking for to finally retire that old binder. Thank you, Guava!
Got chronic illnesses? You need this app.
12/01/2024

Grae96

I’ve been chronically ill since I was tiny, with my life turning upside down at 10. By my teen years, I had the giant three-ring binder most of us who’ve had to advocate for our health have lugged around to doctor’s appointments to carry all of our lab results, x-rays, chart notes, you name it. But we’re in the digital age now and though I’ve tried other apps and services that have kept track of a couple different things, none have covered them all— that is, until Guava came along. This app is truly all-encompassing and the seamless integration with a whole host of patient portals makes compiling all your information in one place a breeze. Within three minutes of installing Guava, I had records SINCE THE DATE OF MY BIRTH in the app, right up to my vitals at my last doctor’s appointment a couple weeks before. There are a lot of features I haven’t had a chance to try yet but I’m stoked just to see that they’re options— insights, planning for doctor’s appointments ahead of time to maximise your visit, logging your medications… this app is amazing and may just be the resource I’ve been looking for to finally retire that old binder. Thank you, Guava!
Beyond my expectations!
10/13/2024

Growupppppppl
Just try it! You won’t regret it! This app is a miracle. Since I got sick it has been difficult to keep track of my symptoms, the many doctors I’ve seen and so on. I have notes and records everywhere which made tracking ultimately impossible. Not to mention if you use different doctors it makes using online portal tricky. I have tried numerous apps to help track and all have failed. Either they don’t do enough, charge for full usage, etc. So of course I was hesitant about Guava too. Once I tried it, I’ve never looked back. I currently use the free version. What they offer for free most apps make you pay. The premium option is very nice as well. I, myself since struggling for a diagnosis have so much medical history. With this I can easily look at a graph of the last several years. I can sort through certain tests, symptoms etc. This app offers what people need but they also go above and beyond. I’m so thankful this app exists
Beyond my expectations!
10/13/2024

Growupppppppl

Just try it! You won’t regret it! This app is a miracle. Since I got sick it has been difficult to keep track of my symptoms, the many doctors I’ve seen and so on. I have notes and records everywhere which made tracking ultimately impossible. Not to mention if you use different doctors it makes using online portal tricky. I have tried numerous apps to help track and all have failed. Either they don’t do enough, charge for full usage, etc. So of course I was hesitant about Guava too. Once I tried it, I’ve never looked back. I currently use the free version. What they offer for free most apps make you pay. The premium option is very nice as well. I, myself since struggling for a diagnosis have so much medical history. With this I can easily look at a graph of the last several years. I can sort through certain tests, symptoms etc. This app offers what people need but they also go above and beyond. I’m so thankful this app exists
Actionable info
Jan 11

Curiously chronic
I admit I’m someone who hates paying for apps if I don’t need to, so I did the free version of this one for several months before upgrading. While the free version was great and helpful, having the auto correlations was a game changer! It gives you information about symptoms, patterns etc that is actually actionable. For example, seeing how my HRV went down when I slacked on cardio for awhile, air pressure changes really affect my fatigue, and I should plan for more/less energy on certain days of my cycle. It’s great to have so much connected as well (watch, BP cuff, 02, smart scale). A big factor for me though is the people behind the app. As I’ve used it over the past year I’ve run into questions or areas for suggestion and they’ve been fantastic. They respond quickly, kindly, and are always receptive to new ideas if you feel there’s an area for improvement. Plus they’ll give you tips for how to modify in the meantime.
Actionable info
Jan 11

Curiously chronic

I admit I’m someone who hates paying for apps if I don’t need to, so I did the free version of this one for several months before upgrading. While the free version was great and helpful, having the auto correlations was a game changer! It gives you information about symptoms, patterns etc that is actually actionable. For example, seeing how my HRV went down when I slacked on cardio for awhile, air pressure changes really affect my fatigue, and I should plan for more/less energy on certain days of my cycle. It’s great to have so much connected as well (watch, BP cuff, 02, smart scale). A big factor for me though is the people behind the app. As I’ve used it over the past year I’ve run into questions or areas for suggestion and they’ve been fantastic. They respond quickly, kindly, and are always receptive to new ideas if you feel there’s an area for improvement. Plus they’ll give you tips for how to modify in the meantime.

- Sync VO₂ max from Apple Health - Sync Time in Daylight from Apple Health - Major upgrades to CCDA imports - Updated biomarker groups - Major AI model upgrade - Several additional PDF lab result formats now detected - Show upcoming appointments when viewing a Care Provider's details - Show remaining supply in medication list view when supply tracking is enabled - iHealth integration re-enabled after API fix - Improved data import coverage for some types of Excel files - Improved Garmin sleep syncing to include naps, sleep stages, and handle large periods of awake time - Change AI Assistant button on desktop to be more intuitive and appear less like support chat - More extensive recommendation list for buying a new device, including discount links (Garmin is our first supported discount) - Fix bug with notification permission request banner on iOS - Fix caffeine amount calculation bug when logging multiple entries through Assistant - Fix bug with loading spinner when accessing billing settings through native app - Fix data staleness issue when opening the app after pressing an action directly on a notification (e.g. marking a med as taken) - Fix error when deleting the last entry for a metric through metric grid on Profile tab - Fix food syncing bug which led to missing data for users of some third party nutrition apps - Fix bug which caused offline mode to sometimes not work or the app to remain loading for longer when opened - Fix Apple and Google login to support the rare case where your Apple or Google email changed - Variety of small fixes for spelling, grammar, formatting, and error messages being hidden

Version 1.4.5

Aug 30

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