Living with chronic pain or migraines means your doctor will ask how you’ve been, and you have to remember weeks of good and bad days. Whela makes that easy: once a day, tap the face that matches how you feel, add tags for what you took or what might have triggered it, and you’re done.
What it does
- One entry per day, on a simple five-step pain scale
- Tags for medications, triggers and symptoms
- Missed days show up in your history so you can fill them in
- A daily reminder at the time you choose
- Import your history from a CSV file, including Daylio exports
Private by design
Whela has no account, no sign-up, no ads and no tracking. Entries are stored on your device, and there is no Whela server that collects your health data. The app shares only anonymous statistics about which screens are opened, never what you log.
Optional sync to your own iCloud or Google Drive, and export to your own Notion workspace, are in development. Your data only ever goes to accounts you own.
How it’s built
Whela is a React Native app written in TypeScript, with Expo modules and a local SQLite database. Every build goes through an automated pipeline to TestFlight and Google Play testing.
Whela is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice.