Step one
Describe what is happening.
Pick the closest option in each row. The note builds itself as you go.
Put what you feel into words
a doctor can use.
Pick the closest answers in everyday language. We turn them into a clear note you can copy — and a short list of possibilities to ask about.
This tool helps you organize symptoms. It does not replace urgent medical care for severe, fast‑worsening, or alarming symptoms.
I’m here about
For pain, focus on where it is, how it feels, what changes it, and how it affects you.
Step two
Your note, so far.
Start answering above. Your note begins to write itself.
Plain‑language summary
Your patient‑facing summary will appear here.
Doctor‑ready note
Step three
Possibilities to ask about.
Not a diagnosis
When you’re ready, ask for a shortlist. We’ll sort possibilities by how the details you entered support or weaken each one.
Nothing to compare yet
Fill in the questions above, then use Show possible matches to see a shortlist.
What points this way
What pulls away or stays unclear