Example
This is what your doctor actually gets.
Not a mock-up written by a marketing team. This is the real output of the app, generated from two months of ordinary daily check-ins — including the line admitting where the record has holes in it.
Appointment notes
Summary
Jess · 22 July 2026. Living with ME/CFS, Migraine. Main symptoms: Fatigue; Brain fog; Dizziness; Unrefreshing sleep. I recorded 28 of the last 30 days; fatigue on 27 of them. 5 difficult days in the last two weeks, with flare-ups logged.
To start
“I have written some notes because I often forget important details during appointments. I would really appreciate it if we could go through the main points, because this condition is affecting my day to day life, my work, and my wellbeing. I am looking for a clear plan today, including what can be done next, whether I need any referrals or tests, and what support is available.”
1 · Why I am here today
I am here because: My ME/CFS and Migraine have been harder recently — 5 difficult days in the last two weeks.
The main problem I need help with: ……………………
2 · My condition
Condition: ME/CFS, Migraine
How long: Since 2019
Started / became worse: Worse after activity, often a day later
3 · Main symptoms
- Fatigue
- Brain fog
- Dizziness
- Unrefreshing sleep
This is what I recorded myself, day by day. It is my own account, not a clinical measurement.
4 · How it affects my life
Daily life: Affects my work, sleep, social life, concentration.
The hardest part: A big day usually costs me the next one — pacing matters more than pushing.
5 · What I have tried so far
Helped: Pacing, Rest, Quiet days, A dark quiet room
Did not help: Overdoing it, Poor sleep, Screens, Skipped meals
6–8 · What I want, my questions, and the plan
Tick-boxes you fill in before you go, and a section for writing down what was agreed before you leave the room.
Generated by taluvu from the entries Jess made herself, on the dates shown. taluvu is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Three things worth noticing
It admits what it doesn’t know
“I did not record anything on 2 of these 30 days.”Most apps quietly drop the days you missed. A clinician who spots one invented number stops trusting the whole page — so taluvu counts the gaps out loud, and never claims a day you didn’t log.
It doesn’t tell your doctor what’s causing anything
No correlations, no “your fatigue is linked to your sleep”, no confidence scores. Every line is something you recorded, with the date you recorded it. Working out why is the doctor’s job.
It is written in your voice, not about you
“A big day usually costs me the next one — pacing matters more than pushing.”That is Jess’s own sentence, from her own notes. The letter is her account, handed over in her words — not a report generated about a patient.
Nobody wrote this document.
It is assembled from ordinary check-ins — how the day was, which symptoms showed up, how bad they were — and the notes you were already writing. Two months of thirty-second answers, and it is ready before you sit down.