I made a pain tracker that keeps your data on your device — what would you want from it?

Hey Product Hunt, I’m the person behind Pain Tracker.

I built this because I’m tired of health apps that feel like they’re quietly built for someone else: advertisers, data brokers, “engagement,” whatever. If you’re logging pain, meds, symptoms, and the messy parts of your life… you shouldn’t have to wonder who gets to see it later.

So Pain Tracker is offline-first and privacy-first:

- your data stays on your device by default

- no account required

- no cloud dependency

- no “we collect everything to improve the product” by default

It’s meant for the real moments — when you’re flaring, foggy, overwhelmed, and you still need to capture what happened.

What it does:

- quick logging (pain, symptoms, locations, meds, triggers)

- local trends/correlations (no network)

- exports you can actually bring to a clinician (including WorkSafeBC-style documentation workflows)

What I’d love help with (from literally anyone here):

1) If you live with pain: what would make this feel supportive instead of exhausting? What would make you nope out immediately?

2) If you’re a clinician: what would make this data actually useful in a short appointment?

3) If you’re privacy/security-minded: what would you want to see before you believe a “privacy-first” claim?

If you try it, even a blunt reaction helps: “this feels safe,” “this feels confusing,” “this feels like too much.”

Link:

- https://paintracker.ca

Thanks for reading — I’ll be in the comments and I’m genuinely open to changing things based on feedback.