ProtocolPilot is an app that allows you to build a protocol for tracking something, such as taking a new medication or changing your existing medication schedule. It is a tracking app only: it does not provide medical advice or generate information; it simply reflects back what you record and allows you to track the relationship of your self-reported information (such as symptoms or side effects) over time relative to the medication intake.

You can run one, or more, protocols at a time, and make them as simple or as complicated as you like. You can adjust your rating scale for what you record every day and when. You can adjust the notification schedule or the checkpoints if you want more or less of them. You can also track ‘days since’ something else, such as another event or medication cycle, or adjust this to be days of your menstrual cycle, or anything else you want to log. You can also export your data to analyze anywhere else you want it.

Nothing leaves your app: no data is logged, there is no server, and the app developer can’t see anything about how you use the app or what you log in it.

Questions? Email Dana+ProtocolPilot@OpenAPS.org