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flareclues.
Symptom tracking, by phone

I'm the symptom tracker that calls you.

A friendly chat whenever I can catch you. You natter, I ask, we build a picture of what you eat, what touches your skin, where you go, how you feel. After a while, I show you the patterns hiding inside it all.

No newsletter. No spam. One email when we open the doors.

A phone showing an incoming call from Flo, FlareClues

A natter. A picture. A pattern.

The honest truth

Most trackers die in week two.

You download an app full of hope. Week one you log every meal. Week two you forget on Saturday. Week three the icon is buried on page four of your home screen.

It is not your fault. Daily logging needs daily willpower. Most people do not have it. Most apps know this and do not say so.

We solve it the obvious way. We call you.

A sample chat

Not a form. A conversation.

FlareClues, 7:42pm

Hey, how's today been?

Bit itchy on my elbows again. Had pizza at lunch.

Got it. Same takeaway as last Tuesday?

Yeah, same place.

I'll note it down. Anything new touch your skin today?

New shampoo, actually. Green bottle. Can't remember the brand.

No bother. I'll ask again tomorrow if it comes back to you.

Forty seconds. No menus. No buttons. I remember the last call.

How it works

You natter. We listen. The picture builds itself.

  1. 01

    I ring you whenever I can catch you.

    Morning, lunch, evening, on the walk home. I try the windows you say are easy. Skip a call, no judgement. I'll try again.

  2. 02

    A natter, not a form.

    Two-way. I ask, you answer however you like. I remember the last call so we don't start from scratch. Vague is fine. "The green shampoo" works.

  3. 03

    Type, if you'd rather.

    The app is always there. Voice and text fill the same picture. Some days you'll feel chatty, some days you won't. Either is fine.

  4. 04

    Once there's a picture, we hunt.

    Patterns need data. Give it a few weeks. Then I show you what your bad days quietly have in common, that you'd never spot on your own.

  5. 05

    Confirm it, if you want to.

    When we have a short list of likely triggers, I can point you at a targeted test. Cheaper than a blind one. Or stay free and just use the patterns.

Built honestly

Quiet on the hype. Loud on the caveats.

No human on the line.

It is AI. The recording of your call gets transcribed and discarded. The structured notes are what we keep.

Skip a day, skip a week.

This is not a streak app. Adherence is our problem, not yours. We just keep gently trying.

Yours, by default.

Your notes stay yours. You opt in if you want to pool anonymised patterns for everyone's benefit. Off by default.

It tells you when it is guessing.

Loose input means low-trust signals. The app shows you that, instead of pretending it knows.

Wellness, not a diagnosis.

FlareClues surfaces patterns. It is not a doctor. For a real answer you still want a clinician and, often, a test.

Built by someone who needs it.

I built this for myself. Mild eczema. Crops up, calms with creams, comes back somewhere else. The same shape works for IBS, migraines, fatigue. Anything mystery.

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