Fibromyalgia
Fatigue, pain and sleep in one view, without the fitness framing. A record of how the day actually went, kept in a couple of taps.
Fibromyalgia spreads across things most apps keep in separate places. Pain, fatigue, sleep, mood, and what you were able to do that day. Checking four apps to see one day is how people give up.
Q.buzz is one record with your own questions in it. Track several things at once without nominating a primary condition, and word the scales the way you experience them rather than the way an app assumes. Pain location can go on a body map, so where it is today is a tap rather than a paragraph.
People tracking fibromyalgia often keep:
- pain, and where it is today
- fatigue, kept separate from sleep
- how the night actually went
- what you managed, and what you had to drop
Streaks are there only if you want them. A flare week where nothing gets logged is just a gap, and the picture carries on from where you left it.
Two weeks in there is enough to compare a good stretch against a bad one. When you want it outside the app, download the record — which helps when an appointment is short and you would rather point at something than describe it.
Coming soonLive exports to Google Sheets.
Q.buzz is a tracking app, not a medical device, and it doesn’t diagnose or treat anything. What it gives you is a record of your own days that doesn’t depend on remembering them. The FAQ covers what it does and doesn’t do.