Tracking Symptoms
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Fast symptom logging with quick actions, relief-event presets, history, review heatmaps, and JSON/CSV export.
Tracking Symptoms
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f f Tracking Symptoms is an Obsidian plugin for fast, mobile-friendly symptom logging.
It is designed for quick daily capture with:
- one-tap logging
- reusable items grouped by category
- pinned shortcuts
- recent items
- relief-event presets
- history filtering and editing
- review heatmaps and summaries
- JSON and CSV export
Features
Fast logging
Log events quickly from:
- the main Log screen
- category browsers
- pinned items
- recent items
- commands
- the ribbon icon
Category-based library
Create reusable items in these categories:
- Sleep
- Stress
- Activity
- Food & drink
- Digestive sensation
- General context
Each item can use:
- Instant logging
- Intensity choice logging
- a valence such as supportive, challenging, uncertain, or neutral
Relief event workflow
Tracking Symptoms includes a special Relief event flow with:
- preset buttons
- editable preset definitions
- structured fields for:
- completion
- ease
- comfort after
- residual discomfort
- urgency before
- bloating after
History and review
Use the built-in interface to:
- browse recent entries
- filter by period
- search by label, note, or tags
- edit or delete entries
- review activity by category
- see heatmap-style daily summaries
- export data as JSON or CSV
Commands
The plugin provides these commands:
- Open Tracking Symptoms
- Open Tracking Symptoms review
- Log relief event
Settings
Available settings:
- Data folder
- Duplicate window (seconds)
- Relief event label
- quick actions for opening the tracker
- relief preset management
- JSON export
- CSV export
Data storage
Your data is stored inside your vault in the configured data folder.
By default, the plugin stores data in:
data/tracking-symptoms-data.json
Exports are also written to the configured data folder.
Privacy
Tracking Symptoms does not send your data to any external server. All data stays inside your Obsidian vault unless you choose to export it.
Installation
Community Plugins
After the plugin is accepted into the Obsidian Community Plugins directory, install it from:
Settings → Community plugins → Browse
Search for Tracking Symptoms.
Manual installation
- Open your vault
- Go to
.obsidian/plugins/ - Create a folder named
tracking-symptoms - Copy
main.jsandmanifest.jsoninto that folder - Reload Obsidian
- Enable the plugin in Settings → Community plugins
Support
If you find a bug or want to request a feature, please open an issue on GitHub.
License
MIT
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