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Stomach Cramp Log

Log stomach and period cramps as they happen, so you and your doctor can spot what's actually going on.

Log an episode in under a minute — pain, location, possible triggers, and how your cycle lines up.

Closed Testing
Stomach Cramp Log is currently in closed testing and isn't publicly available yet. Check back here once it opens up more widely.

Stomach Cramp Log is a personal log, not a medical device. Turning up to an appointment with an actual record of when the pain happened, how it felt, and what else was going on — your cycle, recent injuries, medication or diet changes — is far more useful than trying to remember it from memory, and it takes seconds to keep up to date.

What It Does

⏱️ Log In Under a Minute

Pain level, location, what it feels like, and possible triggers — quick enough to fill in even when you're not feeling well.

🎯 Track What's Really Going On

Cycle correlation, associated symptoms, diet or medication changes, recent injury — the context that actually helps explain a pattern of pain.

📖 Full History

Browse every entry you've logged, and edit or delete any of them whenever you need to.

📊 Spot Patterns

Simple, clear patterns — entries per month, your most common triggers and symptoms — without needing to dig for them.

📄 Doctor-Ready Export

Export your log as a summary whenever you need it, ready to bring to an appointment — including relevant medical history.

💬 Gentle Guidance, Never a Diagnosis

If something you log is worth mentioning to a doctor soon, the app will gently flag it — clearly labelled as not medical advice.

🔒 Private By Design

No account, no sign-up, no cloud sync. Everything you log — including sensitive details like your cycle — stays on your device.

Turning up to an appointment with an actual record beats trying to remember it from memory.

Stomach Cramp Log is a personal tracking tool intended to help you record and review your own symptoms. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment — always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your health.