Ada – check your health

Dakota Rees

Very impressive app and well made! However, a few grammatical errors can be found (for example, using the wrong form of "there") which makes me trust the app a little less. Another problem is that it likes to make any mental health problems about depression and suicide. I have autism, and I wanted to see if it would pick that up—it didn't. I also have gender dysphoria, and it had no options to specify that most of my depression-related symptoms improved slightly as I started my transition.

Zach Rutledge

This app has gotten progressively better since it launched. It's a pretty easy to use, straightforward way to narrow down possible issues based on symptoms. A lot of the terminology seems based on British English but it's easy enough to know what they mean when it's something different from American medical malady names. The symptom tracker is nice but it's very slow and difficult to use. It only presents a few symptoms at a time, so trying to update a litany of issues at once is a slow slow slow process. In fact, the whole symptom assessment setup is fairly slow. I'd love to trade some fancy animations for faster performance. Another thing I'd like to see is a daily reminder to do the symptom tracker. Maybe if I did an assessment daily I could have some useful information on ongoing issues?

Leigh Smith

Love this app. It's pretty accurate to bring up things I've discussed with my doctor. I really love that you can track your symptoms over time so it doubles almost as a symptom/health journal, which is helpful when discussing with my doctor. I do wish there was an option to choose "sometimes" for a symptom instead of just "yes" or "no" which to me implies always or never.

A Google user

The app is very user friendly and helpful. Although the process for suggested diagnosis could be made better by suggesting conditions for related body systems and could be further improved by adding in helpful tips to help a patient heal more quickly or ease their pain if it applies. This could become an all in one emergency aid for people when it's urgently needed. The idea of such an app seems really appealing like some AI doctor from a sci-fi movie but there's still room for development.

Shelby Taylor

This app is extremely helpful, I've used it dozens of times since I downloaded. Love that it remembers details about people other than me. It would be cool to have the option to import my medical records .... Not sure if that is something that would be possible to do? Perhaps there are subtle clues in my prior lab results that I would never think to mention myself. Anyway, I love this app, and it never takes long before I feel the need to download it when I switch to a new phone.

A Google user

I never stop to review an app. Ever. But this app has been something special. It's thorough, its incredibly easy and has helped pinpointing issues with myself and a few loved ones for a year or so now. It doesnt claim to diagnose ANYTHING, however its been the best tool to know where to start when something wasn't feeling or looking quite right. Thank you so much for this thoughtful and beautiful tool.

Betina Davids

A lot of people were saying good things about this app so I had high hopes. Unfortunately, after trying it several times (different symptoms each time, being very detailed and adding several symptoms each time I tried it) it kept giving me 3 generic responses for my "possible" conditions (such as migraine or flu). I felt the app itself is beautifully designed but that's it. I've downloaded a few other apps that are much more detailed and give you more than just a couple basic answers.

booh bah

Great app. Been using it for over a year now. But everytime i delete and reinstall, when i sign in with my correct password, it says its incorrect and makes me change it to a new password, which is the exact same password i'd been trying in the first place. Annoying if youre in a lot of pain or discomfort.