Build the habit quickly
Use a simple daily check-in to record symptoms, rescue inhaler use, medication routines, peak flow, and notes while it’s still fresh.
Quick, clear asthma logging
A quick daily log for symptoms, rescue inhaler use, meds, peak flow, and notes — so your patterns are there when you need them.
Try it yourself
Meet Mal — our sample logger, named after the app (not a real person). Mal has 28 pre-logged sample days. Complete day 29 below the same way you would in the app, then see the Insights view respond with the real insight engine’s output for that 29-day journal.
Mal is not a real person and this is not a testimonial. Every headline and number below is produced by an automated test that runs the actual My Asthma Life insight engine against Mal’s sample data — not by this page.
Use the same scale throughout: 0=None, 1=Mild, 2=Moderate, 3=Severe.
Optional. These details can help spot patterns over time. They do not prove a trigger.
Optional count for this date
Answered 0 of 6 required items
Answer all required daily core items before saving.
Month at a glance
The More Detail view is part of the app — this demo shows the Standard view.
One check-in can’t show a pattern on its own. The comparison you’ll see came from Mal’s 28 earlier sample days — that history is what makes day 29 comparable at all.
In Mal’s 28 sample days, 8 included a logged Dust exposure, and 6 of those 8 were rougher days (more symptoms, rescue use, or night waking). 5 of the other 20 days were also rougher, without a Dust tag.
Whatever you enter for day 29, the Insights view below shows the exact wording and counts the real insight engine produced for that combination — verified by an automated test, not written for this page.
Fill in all six items above, then Save to see what the insight engine says about day 29.
A quick daily check-in for symptoms, rescue puffs, routines, peak flow, and notes.
See it in action above ↑Check the Forecast tab for air quality, pollen, and weather signals — environmental context, not a personal prediction.
Try it below ↓Reports lead with a Doctor visit summary — a scannable handoff for a clinician visit, based on saved logs — plus a For review section with structured metrics, evidence, and limitations for a clinician or care-team conversation.
Compare plans ↓Plan ahead
Sample forecast for a fictional day. Pick a sample city below to see how My Asthma Life’s Forecast tab lays out air quality, pollen, and weather signals.
Tap each sample day, then scroll the phone screen to see the full Forecast tab.
A calm summary of what looks easier or rougher in the next day.
Use these windows to spot when conditions look steadier or rougher.
Signals are shown individually so the app can grow beyond one blended AQI number.
Asthma outlook gives a calm, one-line summary of the next 24 hours, with reason chips for what’s driving it.
Time windows break that summary into Now, Afternoon, and Evening so you can see when conditions look steadier or rougher.
Trigger breakdown lists each signal — smoke, pollen and mold, PM2.5, ozone, and wind/humidity — on its own, instead of folding everything into one blended number.
Switch sample cities to see how the same screen responds to cleaner air, high pollen, or wildfire smoke.
Use a simple daily check-in to record symptoms, rescue inhaler use, medication routines, peak flow, and notes while it’s still fresh.
Sign in to save free asthma journal data on this device under your My Asthma Life account profile. You can export records you choose to save.
Use free raw CSV export and a basic 30-day report, then upgrade to Premium for 90-day, 180-day, and 365-day review ranges, comparisons, richer asthma reports, Google Pollen detail where available, and Premium insights.
Keep symptoms, activity limits, night waking, rescue puffs, and notes in a simple daily asthma log.
Track controller routines, rescue inhaler use, nebulizer treatments, rescue-use reasons, and medication supply notes.
Record user-entered peak flow, pulse ox, and other home measurements, then review environment and Premium Google Pollen context when provider data is available.
Keep daily check-ins, rescue puffs, symptoms, and routines together instead of relying on memory later.
See when and how often rescue inhaler use was logged alongside symptoms, activity limits, sleep disruption, routines, and environment context.
Bring an organized summary of what you logged, what changed, and what you want to discuss with your clinician.
Useful for adults or caregivers who are responsible for keeping asthma notes organized for a household member.
Record context from busy days, routine changes, and travel without treating the app as emergency monitoring.
See available AQI/weather context and Premium Google Pollen details when provider data is available. Insights use patterns and markers, not proof of cause.
$0
Daily logs, rescue tracking, raw CSV export, and a basic 30-day report after sign-in, no card required.
$1.99/month or $14.99/year – launch pricing
Adds a 90-day history/trend window, Cloud Backup & Sync when enabled and eligible, and no mobile banner ads.
$4.99/mo or $29.99/year during founding launch pricing
Includes Plus, plus 90-day, 180-day, and 365-day review ranges, compare periods, richer reports, Google Pollen detail where available, and Premium insights.
Care Access — discounted Premium-level access through participating partners.
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Trends, exports, and summaries may help you review what happened over time and bring clearer notes to appointments without replacing professional care.
My Asthma Life is not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and does not diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or predict asthma or any medical condition. 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.
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