Months of symptoms. One page your doctor can actually use.
Symply Notes turns your journal into a doctor-ready summary — main concerns with severity ranges, a dated timeline, what helps and what makes things worse — exported as a clean PDF you simply hand over.
Try it free for 7 days when you join · then $4.99/mo or $34.99/yr · cancel anytime
The average appointment gives you minutes to explain months. Memory blanks, dates blur, and "it's been bad lately" has to carry everything. A summary carries it instead.
You cover today. The page covers the backstory.
What's on the page
Built automatically from your own entries — nothing to compile, nothing to remember.
Main concerns
Each symptom with its severity range, how often it appears, and the details you mentioned — like whether it wakes you at 5am.
A dated timeline
Day by day, in order, with severity scores. "When did it start?" becomes a date, not a guess.
Helps vs. worsens
What you've noticed helping — rest, sleep, medication — and the triggers that reliably make things worse.
Walk in with proof, not a performance.
Dated entries are hard to wave away. Instead of rehearsing in the waiting room, you hand over a summary that says what you said, when you said it — and spend the appointment discussing what to do about it. Choose the time range, generate, export as PDF, share or print.
Your raw voice transcript is never sent to AI to build the summary — only the structured entry data you can see. How privacy works →
Quick questions
No — it says so right on it. The summary is a record of what you reported, organised clearly. Diagnosis and treatment stay with your doctor; the summary just makes sure they're working from the full picture.
No. The summary is built from your voice entries. If you've been talking to the app, the page builds itself.
Summaries are a Pro feature, and every new member gets 7 days of Pro free automatically — long enough to generate a real summary before your next appointment. After that it's $4.99/mo or $34.99/yr; cancel anytime.