Symptom logging
Record wheeze, cough, tightness, breathlessness, night waking, activity limits, and notes.
Features
Track the details that matter day to day.
My Asthma Life focuses on personal tracking and journaling, with cautious pattern-awareness language and tools that can help support conversations with your clinician.
Medication and rescue logs
Track controller doses, skipped doses, rescue inhaler puffs, rescue-use reasons, nebulizer treatments, and medication supply.
Peak flow and measurements
Log user-entered peak flow, pulse ox, and home measurements so you can review changes over time with your care team.
Daily check-ins
Use a simple routine to keep asthma notes in one place, including optional context from your day.
Reminders
Set reminders for medication routines and check-ins where your device and browser support them.
Environment view
Review available local AQI, PM2.5, ozone, weather, and Premium pollen information that may coincide with symptoms or rougher days.
Trends and insights
Look back at recent logs to notice possible patterns, markers, and overlaps without claiming what caused them.
Exports and summaries
Save user-entered records and Premium asthma reports that may help make appointment conversations more concrete.
Private tracking
Start local-first and choose account-based sync only when you want multi-device access.
Ways people use My Asthma Life
Daily asthma log
Keep symptoms, rescue inhaler use, activity limits, night waking, and notes from the same day together.
Routine and refill awareness
Track controller doses, skipped doses, rescue treatments, and simple medication supply notes without receiving medication advice.
Visit preparation
Use exports, review summaries, and Premium reports to make conversations with your clinician more concrete.
Follow your clinician's asthma action plan. If symptoms are severe, rapidly worsening, or you may be having a medical emergency, seek emergency care or call local emergency services.