SideEffectMap

SideEffectMap is a mobile + web AI-assisted side-effect tracker that turns messy “I felt weird” notes into a structured timeline you can actually use. Users log a medication, dose changes, start/stop dates, and symptoms with severity and timing. The app then visualizes patterns (e.g., headaches 2–6 hours after dose, nausea after titration) and flags plausible triggers like missed doses, alcohol, sleep loss, or new meds. It also generates a concise, clinician-friendly summary you can export for appointments. The core value is not “diagnosing” (it can’t) but helping people observe and communicate clearly, reducing trial-and-error chaos. Data is anonymized and aggregated so users can compare their experience to others on the same drug/dose range—while being upfront that self-reported data is noisy and not medical truth.