COVID-19 Monitor

in collaboration with the Hi Fi Lab at Yale University

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COVID-19 Monitor

in collaboration with the Hi Fi Lab at Yale University

Keep track of your COVID-19 related health—from coughing to anxiety—and share reports with your healthcare provider, loved ones, and others.

COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) is a global panedemic that affects us all. Its most common symptoms are coughing and fever, though people have different types of symptoms—and some sick people have no symptoms at all. It's possible to pass along the illness with or without symptoms, however. The COVID-19 Monitor helps you log symptoms related to the illness—mental and physical. It also lets you share this log with a healthcare provider or concerned loved ones.

You don't need to have or think you have COVID-19 to use this system.

You don't even need to be at risk—the pandemic affects everybody, whether self-quarantined at home or at-risk working in a hospital.

Your health is important and we recommend seeing a health provider to receive health care information and get your questions answered: this is not a diagnosis tool.