Bruno

The days between appointments, written down for you.

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What Bruno keeps track of

  • symptoms
  • flares
  • medication
  • missed doses
  • sleep
  • energy
  • pain
  • triggers
  • side effects
  • appointments
  • what helped
  • questions for your doctor

Meet Bruno

it remembers, so you don't have to

What Bruno does

Three things, done properly.

Bruno is not trying to be your whole health system. It does the part that never gets done: keeping an honest record of the days nobody else sees.

01Record

Say it once. Bruno writes it down.

No forms and no daily checklist. Mention a rough night or a late dose in conversation and it lands on your timeline, dated and labelled and yours to correct.

  • Type it or say it out loud. One sentence is a complete entry.
  • Symptoms, medication, sleep, energy and triggers all land in the same timeline.
  • Everything Bruno logs is marked as automatic, so you can fix or delete anything it misheard.

Today

04 Mar

Woke up at 4 again. Head is bad today, maybe a 7.

Noted. Did you manage the morning dose?

Took it late, around ten.

written to your timeline
  • SLEEPWoke 04:00broken night
  • SYMPTOMHeadacheseverity 7/10
  • MEDSMorning dosetaken 10:00, late

02Patterns

The connections you are too tired to go looking for.

Scattered entries become something you can read: what came before the last flare, which days cost the most, and what actually helped when you tried it.

  • Every symptom charted against your own baseline rather than an average.
  • Pacing that works from your own crash history, not a generic step target.
  • Bruno says plainly when there is not enough logged yet to call something a pattern.

Severity · 14 days

0–10
Both flares followed a night under five hours.12 nights logged · 2 flares · seen twice

03Prepare

Walk in with the evidence, not a vague memory.

One page for the appointment: the timeline, what changed, and the questions you wrote down at 3am and would otherwise forget by 9.

  • A dated summary of symptoms, doses and flares across whatever range you pick.
  • Print it, or pull it up on the screen in the room.
  • Export the whole record as a file whenever you want it elsewhere.

Summary · 04–17 Mar

print
DateEntryValue
04 MarHeadache7/10
04 MarSleep4h 10m
06 MarFlare2 days
07 MarDose missedevening
09 MarHeadache3/10

To ask about

  • Is the evening dose worth moving earlier?
  • Does the timing of the flares suggest anything?

What's inside

Six places to put a day.

Everything writes into the same record, so it does not matter which door you come in through.

Chat

The main way in. Talk, and it gets written down.

Voice

Say it out loud on the days typing is too much.

Symptoms

A timeline and a chart for anything you track.

Medication

Schedules, doses taken, and the ones that slipped.

Pacing

Energy against activity, so you can see the cost.

Summary

A printable page for the next appointment.

Built around

Conditions that don't fit a weekly form

Bruno is shaped by how long-term illness actually behaves: symptoms that fluctuate, energy that has to be spent carefully, and flares that arrive days after the thing that caused them.

ME/CFS

Pacing, the energy envelope, and the crash that lands two days after the good afternoon.

POTS

Standing tolerance, heart rate and the mornings that decide the rest of the day.

Chronic pain

Severity read against your own baseline, triggers, and what actually helped.

Three kinds of day

It has to work on the worst one

Anything that only works when you feel well is a tracker you will abandon in a fortnight.

Flare day

One sentence is a complete entry. Bruno logs it and then leaves you alone.

Appointment

Open the summary, hand over the page, ask the questions you wrote down at 3am.

A good week

The one worth understanding. Bruno notes what was different about it.

Example conversations

What it sounds like

Written examples, not customer quotes

A flare day

Can't get off the sofa today. Everything hurts.

That sounds like a heavy one. I've written it down. Nothing else needed from you.

Flare · day 1Pain 8/10

When you're venting

“Do you want an idea, or just to be heard? Both are fine.”

Bruno · written example

A missed dose

Forgot the evening one again.

Third time this week. Want me to put that in front of your prescriber?

Dose missed · evening

On a lab report

“I can't tell you whether that number is fine. That reading belongs to whoever ordered the test. What I can do is help you write the question down.”

Bruno · written example

Two weeks in

Head's bad again.

That's the third one after a night under five hours. Worth raising on Thursday?

Headache 7/10Pattern noted

Before an appointment

“Your summary is ready when you are. Fourteen days, two flares, one medication change.”

Bruno · written example

What Bruno will and won't do

Four rules, and none of them move.

A health record is the most personal thing software can hold. These are the terms it is held on.

Private by default

Your record is yours. It is never sold, never shared with third parties, and never mined for anything except showing you your own patterns.

Built for the bad days

Low effort by design. One sentence counts, missing a week costs you nothing, and Bruno never chases you for a streak.

Not a clinician

Bruno keeps records and finds patterns. It does not diagnose or prescribe, and it says so whenever a question needs a real doctor.

Yours to take

Export the entire record as a file, or delete it permanently, from Settings. No request form, no waiting.

Support

FAQs(8)

The questions people ask most in their first week with Bruno.

A place to keep the record of a long-term condition without having to keep it yourself. You talk about your day the way you would to a friend; Bruno writes it down, charts it over time, and turns it into something you can hand to a clinician.

Ready when you are

Start with one sentence about today.

That is genuinely all it takes. The record builds itself from there.

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