Two health apps with statistical analysis.
Offline. No account.
AllergyTrace · MediTrace
Statistical correlation analysis for symptoms, allergens and medications. Data stays on your phone.
My daughter wasn't properly diagnosed with coeliac disease for a long time. Symptoms came and went, and nobody recorded them in a form that would have made statistical patterns visible. At the same time, I'm taking several supplements plus one prescribed medication myself, and my doctor asked: "Is it helping?" I only had a hunch.
From both situations I wanted tools that did what was missing: structured tracking plus real statistical analysis, without health data sitting in someone's cloud.
My name is Dumeni. Software developer, solo. Based in Ilanz, Graubünden, Switzerland.
Track allergen exposures (pollen, food with brand and amount, animals, chemicals, medications) and symptoms on self-defined 0–10 scales. After 2–4 weeks of data: statistical correlation analysis between exposure and symptoms, plus optional evaluation of whether relief medication actually helps.
⇩ AllergyTrace iOS to follow.
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Track medication and supplement intakes plus self-defined fields (pain, sleep, energy, mood, digestion). The app automatically picks the right analysis method: mean comparison for as-needed medications, before/after comparison for daily medications with a build-up phase.
⇩ MediTrace iOS to follow.
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Both apps use the same statistical core. A separate model is computed per symptom field (no averaging across multiple symptom areas). Lag times are picked automatically from pharmacokinetic or allergological data. Results are meant as hypotheses for a doctor's visit, not as a diagnosis.
The apps do not provide a diagnosis. They deliver statistical hints for discussion with healthcare professionals. Correlation ≠ causation — explicitly flagged in scientific mode.
Both apps produce clinically readable PDF reports that patients can bring to consultations — with effect sizes, p-values, confidence levels and transparent methodology.
Both apps share the same 3-tier model. The Free tier is not limited in functionality, only in the number of simultaneously tracked allergens or medications.
No signup. No card.
Per app. Cancel anytime.
Per app. All Standard features included.
No lifetime tier. That gives me resources to keep maintaining the product instead of chasing new buyers in two years.
Yes. SQLite database local on the phone. Internet only for Pro verification via Google Play and for app updates.
No. The apps provide statistical hints for discussion with doctors and allergists. Correlation is not proof of causation — explicitly flagged in scientific mode.
Realistically 2–4 weeks of daily tracking. The app shows a confidence level with every evaluation — marked as "preliminary" or "not_evaluable" when there's too little data.
Exactly. No server, no cloud backup, no recovery. Both apps offer an encrypted JSON export for your own backup.
Biometrics (optional, app lock), notifications (optional, reminders), storage (for backup export). No camera, no location, no microphone.
In progress. Coming as soon as the Apple Developer Account migration is complete.
Allergy tracking and medication tracking have different data models, different pharmacokinetic assumptions and different audiences. A combo app would be too complex for both groups.
If you try one of the apps and have feedback — please reach out. Honest criticism more than praise. vitatrace@proton.me.
SilvaGIS GmbH, Via Quinclas 9, 7130 Ilanz, Switzerland.
Contact: vitatrace@proton.me
None. Neither AllergyTrace nor MediTrace has a server or transmits health data off your device. Symptom entries, medication logs, allergen exposures and analysis results live exclusively in the local SQLite database on your Android device.
None. No analytics SDKs, no ads, no social-login integrations, no crash reporter with PII.
Standard and Pro subscriptions are processed via Google Play. Google handles the transaction. The apps only receive an encrypted entitlement status via RevenueCat — no personal data.
This website logs anonymous page views (path and referrer) via the self-hosted backend admin.silvagis.ch — no Google Analytics, no Plausible, no third party. No cookies.
Since the apps store nothing that isn't on your device, most access, rectification and deletion rights don't apply. Uninstalling the app deletes all local data.
SilvaGIS GmbH
Via Quinclas 9
7130 Ilanz, Switzerland
Email: vitatrace@proton.me
Commercial register: CHE-490.942.935 (Canton of Graubünden)
AllergyTrace and MediTrace provide statistical hints based on self-tracking data. They do not replace medical diagnosis or advice. For medical decisions — especially changes to medication — always consult a doctor.