Map what hurts
Create pain areas on the body map and add the medications, treatments, and reminders you actually use.
Learn how this worksPrivate pain and medication tracking for Apple platforms
A clearer record of how you actually feel.
Track pain, medication timing, and relief patterns in one private record across iPhone and Apple Watch.
AndEase is a private tracking tool for personal records and care conversations. It is not a medical device and does not replace professional medical advice.
Free to download. Optional Ad-Free upgrade available. Early App Store rating: 5.0 from 1 rating.
- No account required for core use
- Local-first by default
- Optional reports and exports
- Health entries are not used for ad targeting
Pain logged
Lower back · 6/10
09:41 check-in
Medication active
Gabapentin · Onset
59m remaining
How it works
How AndEase works
AndEase helps people record pain, medication, treatments, notes, and check-ins in the moment, then review clear history before an appointment or share selected data with a clinic.
Capture the day as it happens
Log pain, doses, treatments, notes, and check-ins from iPhone, widgets, and Apple Watch before details fade.
Learn how this worksBring a clearer history to appointments
Review trends and export reports so care conversations start from recent history, not memory alone.
Learn how this worksWhy I built AndEase
Built from 20 years of living with pain
AndEase started from lived experience.
After more than 20 years as a pain patient, I needed a better way to track pain, medication, relief, and patterns over time. When pain is intense, even simple things like remembering when you took medication, how much you have taken, or when relief might come can become difficult.
Paper journals and spreadsheets were not enough. Existing apps did not feel right. So I built AndEase: a private pain and medication tracker designed to make it easier to record what happened, understand medication timing, and bring clearer information to care conversations.
Read why I built AndEasePatient app
Built for everyday pain and medication tracking.
AndEase helps you capture what happened when it happened, then return to clear logs, trends, and reports later.
Track what happened
Capture the details that make each day easier to review later.
- Body-map pain locations
- Medication schedules and reminders
- Daily Check-ins
- Treatment tracking
Act quickly
Use fast actions across iPhone, Watch, and Apple system surfaces.
- Take All, snooze, and skip actions
- Apple Watch support
- Widgets and Live Activities
- Siri and Shortcuts
Review and share
Turn day-to-day entries into appointment-ready context when needed.
- Insights and effectiveness patterns
- Appointment-ready PDF reports
- CSV export and backups
- Optional HealthKit context
Built for Apple
Quick actions where you already are.
Log from your wrist, follow medication phases from the Lock Screen, and add optional HealthKit context without creating an account for core use.
Apple Watch
Log pain, medication, and check-ins from your wrist.
Widgets
See what is due next and act quickly from the Home Screen.
Live Activities
Follow medication phases on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island.
Siri and Shortcuts
Use voice and automations for common logging actions.
Notifications
Use reminders and time-sensitive prompts where enabled in iOS settings.
HealthKit optional
Add context like steps, sleep, and workouts when you allow it.
Provider portal
A provider path when care teams need context.
Clinics can use the AndEase Provider Portal to review information that patients choose to share through Secure Sync.
Patient overview
Review connected patients and focus on the people who have chosen to share data.
Shared pain logs
See patient-reported pain history, notes, symptoms, and context shared from the app.
Medication timeline
Review medication logs and timing when a patient chooses to share them.
Trend charts
Use date-based trends to prepare for appointments and follow-up conversations.
Date filters
Narrow shared logs to the period that matters for the current appointment.
Invite and connect flow
Support patient-controlled clinic connections with invite links or QR codes.
Privacy-first by design.
AndEase is designed around patient control. The personal app is local-first, so health entries stay on the user's device by default. Clinic sync is optional and only happens when a patient chooses to connect or share data with a clinic.
The Privacy Policy and DPA overview describe data processing roles, EEA and UK privacy rights, and HIPAA boundaries for US clinic workflows where a written agreement may be required.
Read privacy policy- No account required for personal app use
- Health entries stay on device by default
- Optional HealthKit access
- Exports and backups controlled by the user
- Secure Sync is optional and patient-controlled
- Health entries are not used for ad targeting
- EEA and UK privacy rights process documented
- HIPAA-covered processing requires a written agreement where applicable
FAQ
Common questions
Is AndEase a medical device?
No. AndEase is a tracking tool for personal records and clinic conversations. It does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any condition and does not replace professional medical advice or professional clinical judgment.
Can I use the app without a clinic?
Yes. Normal personal app use does not require an account or a clinic connection.
Where is personal app data stored?
The personal app is local-first. Health entries stay on the user's device by default and are not synced to iCloud or CloudKit by default.
How does clinic sync work?
Secure Sync is optional. The app shows what can be shared before connection, and patients choose the data types and time range to share.
Can patients stop sharing?
Yes. Patients can disconnect, change what is shared, or delete backend data from Care Center > Secure Sync > Sync Settings.
Can clinics export data?
Clinic portal capabilities may vary by release. Patients can export appointment-ready PDF reports and CSV files directly from the app.
Does AndEase work with Apple Watch?
Yes. AndEase supports Apple Watch for convenient tracking where the Watch app is installed and paired with the iPhone app.
Is there an Android app?
Not currently. AndEase is focused on iPhone and Apple Watch for now.
How do clinics sign up?
New clinics should contact AndEase to request access, discuss pricing, and confirm onboarding requirements. Existing authorized staff can use portal.andease.com to sign in.
Start with a clearer picture of pain and medication over time.
For patients
Track pain, medication, and patterns from your iPhone.
For clinics
Review shared patient data before and between appointments.
Learn more for clinicsClinic login