Can wearables warn us when we're getting sick? A community citsci project – open source & open data!
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Can wearables warn us when we're getting sick? A community citsci project – open source & open data!
Android app - Chronic symptom tracking
AI MedDiagnostic is a web-based application that allows users to track their symptoms and predict the likelihood of having a disease based on their symptoms.
A privacy-first, offline-ready IBS tracker featuring AI voice logging and local-first architecture. Built with Next.js 16 and Dexie.js.
MediTracker is a patient portal application which allows patients to record logs of their medical symptoms to report to medical professionals. Please note, this project is for education purposes only.
Making Disease Diagnosis fast than faster with Dr. Ding with the help of an API
diagnose disease faster than ever, well depends on your device I can't help !!!
private, offline-first mood & symptom tracker for Android. No account, no cloud, no ads. Track mood, energy, focus & sleep. Open source (MIT).
Vaccine Diary App
Track occurrences of time-based events.
Interactive React Native body diagram — 317 individually tappable muscle fragments across 23 muscle groups, male/female × front/back, pinch-zoom, whole-muscle mode, zero native code.
Apollo: your intuitive, virtual nurse.
AI-powered PCOS health companion app — symptom tracking, cycle logging, personalized insights, and wellness guidance. Built with Next.js 15, TypeScript, Prisma, and shadcn/ui.
Track occurrences of time-based events.
Database repository for the Question diagnostic tool and symptom tracker.
Kotlin MVVM app using Dagger2 and several other Jetpack components
Self-hosted application for tracking Cognitive Disengagement Syndrome (SCT) symptoms with daily tracking, reminders, interactive guides, and analytics dashboard. Built with React, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, and Docker.
A calm symptom recovery tracker. Log how you feel each day and see whether you're actually getting better.
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