About Algia
Algia is a pain diary made by a small Belgian company, for people who have to describe weeks of pain in a ten-minute consultation.
Why it exists
Pain is hard to remember accurately. A bad night blurs into an ordinary week, and the question "how has it been?" gets an answer about today. A diary that takes three taps on a bad day, and a summary that puts the weeks on one sheet, is what we wanted to exist.
Who runs it
Algia is a product of Huskii VOF, Sint-Barbarastraat 100, 3590 Diepenbeek, Belgium, company number 0689.570.723. It is built and operated by a small team, which is why the privacy page says plainly what is and is not protected.
What it will never do
Advise. Algia records, shows and exports. It never tells you what to do about your pain or your medication.
Advertise. There is no advertising inside the application, and there never will be.
Sell your data. Your diary is not a product. The only income is the Plus subscription.
How it is made
In the open where it can be: the texts of the library name their sources and the date they were checked, the legal pages are versioned, and the design follows one documented system that is checked by the build. In three languages, for a keyboard and a screen reader as much as for a thumb.
If this sounds like the diary you were looking for, it is free to start.
Free, in three languages, on any device with a browser.