Fictional example

An appointment report starts with your record.

This is an illustrative example using invented data. It is not a patient record, medical advice, or an exact reproduction of the app’s PDF layout.

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Example appointment summary

Period: September 1–30, 2026 · Person: Fictional example

Recorded episodes

3 entries · 1 hour 45 minutes total recorded duration

  • September 4: 20 minutes; fluttering noted.
  • September 13: 45 minutes; fatigue noted.
  • September 24: 40 minutes; no symptom detail entered.

These are manually entered examples. Unrecorded episodes would not appear.

Heart readings

No Apple Health readings included in this example. A watch is not required to keep an episode record.

Medication record

No medication entries included in this example. In the app, enter only the regimen prescribed to you and review your records with your clinician.

Daily check-ins

18 days recorded; 12 days without a check-in. Missing entries are unknown, not symptom-free days.

For your conversation

Use your record to bring up the symptoms and questions that matter to you. The app does not establish causes or recommend treatment.

The app generates a PDF for a selected 30-, 60- or 90-day period. Available sections and page count depend on your records. This web example is intentionally simplified.

Make your next appointment easier to prepare for

Use the free appointment prep sheet, or keep your daily record in the app.

View on the App Store

30-day free trial for eligible new subscribers, then $9.99/month or $59.99/year (US prices). Subscription required; local price and eligibility appear before purchase.

For a suspected medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number. This app is not for emergencies.