Conditions

Symptom trackers and diaries for 34 conditions.

Each page is a symptom tracker for one condition, with a checklist you can tick and a free printable weekly diary. taluvu is built for chronic, invisible and undiagnosed health journeys: choose what you live with and it starts you with the right palette, the right language and the right sources, no explaining from scratch.

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Over a hundred conditions are built into taluvu, from chronic pain, MS and Crohn’s to the voice and smell conditions its founder lives with, plus a home for people who don't yet have a name for what's happening. You can choose several at once, and you can always add your own words.

Whatever you choose, the health diary itself works the same way: a check-in of a few taps, a journal in your own words and a summary you can take to an appointment. See how the symptom tracker works.

There are also short guides for the parts people find hardest: preparing for a GP appointment, describing symptoms clearly and keeping track of a flare.

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Getting taluvu

Made for the days that are hard to explain.

taluvu is a chronic illness tracker for iPhone and for your web browser. Each one is a separate membership with a free trial, and the price and terms are shown in full before you're ever asked to pay.

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Taluvu Chronic Illness Tracker

TALUVU LTD · Health and Fitness · iPhone

Free to download, with a Taluvu Pro subscription inside

Download on the App Store
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Taluvu Chronic Illness Tracker

TALUVU LTD · Health and Fitness · Computer

Start with a free week of Taluvu Pro, in your web browser

Open in your web browser

taluvu is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Nothing on this page is a substitute for advice from your own doctor or care team. taluvu helps you organise and describe your own experience. See the Medical & AI Disclaimer.

If you are in crisis or need urgent help, contact your local emergency services or a crisis line. In the UK, call 999 in an emergency, NHS 111 for urgent advice, or Samaritans free on 116 123.