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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.

Discontinued
Stomach Cramp Log has been discontinued — Google Play does not currently allow this app to be released. This page is kept for reference only.

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.