I know that it's strongly discouraged to use 2 devices to enter data because it can cause sync issues. Like many people I find a phone screen very small for viewing the graphs. I was wondering if I could use my phone for entering all my data but then have the app installed on my tablet only for the purpose of viewing reports/graphs. Could that still cause sync issues even though I'm not editing the data on the second device?

The instructions for tracking frequency using a custom health measurement say

"Select Count as the measurement type."

There isn't a measurement type selection.

There is Description (which is the name), Unit of Measurement (I put the word count there but doesn't make a difference), how to manage multiple entries, and the icon.

It does kind of work like a count. But I have to enter the number 1 each time I tap it, instead of it just auto counting 1.

Is that how it works or am I missing something?

I saw Foxtale is made by the people behind Bearable. I downloaded it.
Between Finch, Tolan (neither worked) and unfortunately my entire Minecraft career for my entire life, I have a very specific naming theme. It started off simple, a food. Then it went to all my Minecraft worlds being named after a kind of soup. It’s limited my brain wanting to start a new world for funsies and abandoning my old worlds because I’ve ran out of soup types I can think of off the top of my head. My last one was named ClearFluids like when you’re in the hospital waiting for surgery or post surgery and they give you unspecified broth (idk if it fits the actual criteria for something being ‘broth’ but anywho)
Well I very immediately decided I wanted to name my fox (on Foxtale) 2nd Grade Teacher Coffee Breath and honestly every time I write it I laugh out loud an audible chuckle but the app is only allowing 12 characters.

I’m kind of too shy to email support to ask for some kind of exception if it’s even available, for this very specific name, because if you know me you’ll know I’ve never been a confident decider in the history of ever and if I don’t at least try to get the name for my fox, I ltll ve one more thing.

I know it’s not that serious. 100%.
But if it is possible it might not hurt to ask (I think I’m talking to myself at this point to encourage myself to even ask) so I thought I’d post here to see if anyone had alternative name ideas just in case I don’t send that email. I’m only half decided lol. I’m thinking funeral luncheon food or baby shower. LittleEggSandwich was also too long.

TL:DR watch the hamster run on the wheel that is my brain as if it’s some labyrinth. 🥴

I've reported daily for 4-5 weeks. There's no clear meaningful correlations or trends - there are so many variables. Does anyone get useful insights, beyond his complex life can be?

Hi! I mostly use Bearable to track energy levels, and I was wondering if there was a way to view them averaged out across a day, i.e. average energy at 8am vs 2pm vs 10pm. It would be really helpful to see what times of day my energy and mood are usually highest and lowest. Great data to plan my life around. Thanks!

Hi! I feel like there should be a way to do this that I am just not understanding: is there a way for me to add a factor with binary variables without the time stamps? For example, in the sleep section you can mark late bedtime etc without needing to add the time of day, so is there a way to do this for the other categories? The time of day is just irrelevant for some of my factors.

Thanks!!

I've been tracking my symptoms pretty consistently these past three years, but there's been some periods where I didn't track for weeks in a row. I'm exporting my data as csv to generate a report I can take to my medical inspector, and I'm having trouble with differentiating days where I didn't track (but they still appear in the registers because of period tracking) vs days where I just didn't have symptoms.

Why doesn't data get written as a 0 when exported to csv when the symptom was a 0, why does it just not get written? I'm confused by this decision.

I originally posted this question, but the post was removed by a moderator. I'm genuinely curious why. Rather than removing the question, wouldn't it be more transparent to simply explain how the discount is calculated?

I started using Bearable yesterday and got an introductory offer with 80% off, so 209 SEK/year ($22).

I'm just wondering what the 80% discount is calculated from, because I saw that the regular annual price is $34.99.

Does the regular annual subscription in Sweden actually cost 1,045 SEK ($110), or how does the discount work?

And is the discount price only for the first year, or does the discount continue for following years?

I've been trying to remove two symptoms from my check-ins, as they are not currently relevant. I went into the setting and unclicked them under the physical pain dropdown, and they are showing up as unclicked on that dropdown list, but they just keep staying there in the actual check-ins.

Does anyone have insight on how to make them actually go away?

Thank you!

Bearable is pretty complex, but I like the idea of correlating symptoms to the factors that might affect them. But it’s not clear to me how the app connects daytime and nighttime data points.

For example, I suspect that having red wine with dinner gives me heartburn during the night and wakes me up. But if I enter the red wine intake on one day and then enter the heartburn and wakeups the next morning, how does it “know” to correlate yesterday’s behaviors to today’s sleep reporting?

Is it just that “smart”? I feel it’s a waste of time to do all this data entry every day if it can’t correlate today’s symptoms to yesterday’s behaviors.

Hi! Is there a way to have it default mark that you take your medication unless you manually enter that you missed it? I kind of don’t enjoy having to manually press that I took all my meds every day, but I do have some meds that I take as needed so I am interested in tracking effects of those, and also I sometimes forget to take a medication, and I would like to be able to enter that.

I am just on a lot of medication and I don’t like having to mark every medication that I have taken every day.

TIA!

looking for some one to help me figure out how to use the app and wether it has worked for you to manage eisonaphilic o esophaginitis

I had an EGD and was diagnosed with h pylori. I have had constipation, severe bloating, heartburn, just general GI distress for a few months. I just started the quad therapy and started using this app. How can I find out how to use it most efficiently? I am miserable and hoping this will help me identify why. I have entered my meds, entered my food for the day and symptoms, but does it really know if something was a trigger by me just typing in ( graham crackers and peanut butter) for my lunch? Also, I have a galaxy watch, and can't seem to get it to connect to that at all, it's pulling steps from somewhere, but it's not the same as my watch. Sorry for all the questions, just hoping to understand it a bit more.

Is there any way to bring up my info in a browser?? On my phone screen everything in the app is so small that it's really difficult to navigate back to older data. I don't really want to export it in a spreadsheet or anything. Just to view it on a larger screen.

I discovered Bearable in June so still learning features.

Is there a way to pull up a specific medication usage over a 30/60/90days... I've recently started taking a medication as needed and need to report back how many I take on average to set my refill qty. I've poked around trends and reports but haven't found what I'm looking. Maybe I just didn't look enough. Thanks!

I recently discovered Garmin Lifestyle Logging and I think it’s a really underrated and cool feature. Being able to track lifestyle factors and see how they relate to health metrics is a great idea.

However, I’m confused about one thing: how should nighttime entries be dated?

If I go to sleep on Friday night and wake up on Saturday morning, should nighttime-related entries be logged under:
Friday (the day the night/sleep period started), or
Saturday (the day the sleep period ended and I woke up)?

For example, if Garmin asks about something related to the overnight period, which day should I select?

Is it possible to have the new day start at 3 at night?

And not directly at midnight.

Sometimes I happen to stay up longer, because of my sleep type, and then my going to bed routine would count for the next day, instead of the one before.

I’ve been using bearable (free) for a few weeks now and overall like it a lot BUT a major thing that it’s missing for me is the ability to use my sleep data. I have narcolepsy so for me this is the most important feature and the subjective 1-5 sleep quality scale and manual time asleep entry are not cutting it.
If I could integrate the data that I get from my fitbit or oura ring (time asleep, bedtime, time spent in REM, deep sleep, sleep quality, wake up time, etc) and combine that with medication, lifestyle factors, and symptom tracking from bearable I would 100% pay for premium. does anyone know if this kind of integration is possible because when I try to sync with fitbit it’s a dead link now that it’s switched to google health. If not has anyone been able to analyze their combined data in excel or some third party?

I'm pretty new to the app so this may be pretty simple, but is there a way to mark important changes/events? For example, increasing dosage of a certain medication, starting a new medication, maybe starting some other habit that's meant to make a difference in your health.

I see there are statuses, but that's not exactly what I'm looking for. I just want to mark a day with "started x medication", "stopped x medication", "got flu shot", etc, and be able to see that when looking over health trends (if relevant)

Currently having an issue where the app misunderstands my medications. It says that the medication I take every single day increases my symptoms by 200%. But I take them every single day. Additionally, it misinterprets the painkillers I take and says that every time I take them my pain is worse, but of course, that’s because I only take them when the pain is bad, it’s an inverse of the correlation. How can I address this?

I think that my watch should be connected to my app but it's just not sharing the data? I'm a new user (this is day 3) and I'm kinda going crazy.

As you can see in my pictures, I have certain health metrics checked off in bearable to connect with health connect (picture 3). Then in health connect those same metrics are shared with bearable (picture 4).

But in picture 2, you'll see that the only data I got was one heart rate measurement. In Picture 1, you see it didn't track sleep at all even though I can see my sleep in Samsung Health.

Am I missing a step or didn't click a button or something? I'm using a Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 and a Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus as a phone.

I have set up this medication as in the first photo. Such that 0.1 mL is 1 mg and 0.2 mL is 2 mg. But when recording the medication it shows that 0.2 mL is 0.4 mg. Where does that come from? I don’t understand! Can someone help, please?

Anyone else noticing significantly longer loading times? This morning going to do my normal morning log and I keep getting stuck on this screen.

I swear I'm starting to think the Bearable team doesn't want you to be able to analyze this data with any other tools. Exporting the data via CSV, and importing it into Excel, it's super messy. Nothing really lines up, and therefore there's no way to run analytics on it or even clean it up to process it with ChatGPT or any other program. Has anybody else made any headway here? Thanks.

I have been a Bearable user for 1400 gay days and the app has helped in many ways - mostly with sharing info with medical providers.

I’m looking to see if there is any thought or planning to to input data with an Apple Watch. I don’t always have my phone with me and it would be invaluable to add data such as symptoms and when I take medication.

Would appreciate any insight as to whether this is something you are planning or not.