A command-line health analysis system that combines health records to produce analyses, risk estimates, trends, findings, suggestions, and text or optional HTML reports. It also provides health-related questions and report generation.
A command for recording and managing allergies, including medicines, foods, and environmental triggers. It can add, list, update, and delete records, with filters for type, status, and severity.
A child-development tracker that records milestones by age across movement, hand skills, language, social behaviour, and thinking. It uses ASQ-3 and Denver II standards, which are child-development screening systems.
A child-health record and care tool for common illnesses. It records symptoms, dates, treatment details, medical visits, and recovery information, with guidance for home care.
A child mental-health screening and tracking command that records information about emotions, attention, behavior, and social development by age group. Screening is an initial check for possible concerns, not a diagnosis or replacement for a professional assessment.
A child nutrition assessment and food-management command that records meals and evaluates a child's diet against age-based nutritional needs. It also addresses eating patterns such as picky eating and provides dietary suggestions.
A command for recording and tracking cognitive assessments such as MMSE and MoCA, along with thinking abilities and everyday-function assessments. It is for screening and follow-up, not for diagnosing dementia or prescribing treatment.
A command for tracking chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a long-term lung condition that can restrict airflow. It records lung tests, symptom scores, flare-ups, reminders, and related trends for monitoring rather than diagnosis.
A menstrual-cycle and symptom tracker that records period dates, symptoms, flow, and related notes. It can use past cycle records to estimate future periods, ovulation, and fertile days.
A Chinese-language diabetes record-keeping command for blood glucose, HbA1c, low-blood-sugar events, and complication screenings. HbA1c is a blood test showing average blood sugar over roughly the past two to three months.
A command for recording meals from food photos and estimating their nutritional content. It can keep meal history and show nutrition totals for periods such as today, a week, or a month.
A command for saving and organizing hospital discharge summaries, either from an image or from text supplied by the user. A discharge summary is the medical document that describes a hospital stay, diagnoses, treatment, condition at discharge, and follow-up instructions.
A command for keeping records of eyesight checks, eye-pressure measurements, eye examinations, disease screenings, and eye-use habits. It is for health tracking and reminders, not for diagnosing eye conditions or choosing treatment.
A command for recording and reviewing older adults’ fall risks, including past falls, balance tests, walking patterns, and hazards at home. It can record assessments and offer general prevention or follow-up suggestions, but it does not treat injuries or replace a clinician.
A command for managing health information about family members and recording family medical history. It can organize related risk information and produce family health reports, but it does not diagnose inherited diseases or predict an individual’s exact risk.
A command-based fitness log for recording exercise, managing goals, generating exercise suggestions, and reviewing trends. It supports activities such as running, cycling, swimming, strength training, yoga, and team sports.
A health-goal and habit-tracking command. It helps define measurable goals, record progress, track habits, identify behavior patterns, and create visual reports, but it is not medical care.
A Chinese-language command for recording a child’s height, weight, and sometimes head circumference, then comparing the results with World Health Organization growth standards. Those standards are reference charts used to assess children’s growth by age and sex.
A health-tracking command set for recording blood-pressure readings and reviewing possible organ damage and cardiovascular risk. It is for monitoring only and does not replace a doctor’s diagnosis or treatment.