1. Each occurrence
Add the observation in your own words.
Recurring symptom timeline
Free tool Start with what you remember.
A factual sequence can help you remember what repeated, when it happened, and what else was going on—without claiming that one event caused another.
Private by default. Browser-local at first. Built for preparation and context, not diagnosis.
No account required. Do not enter health details in an email form.
How the free Studio works
Use exact dates when you know them, approximate timing when you do not, and only the context that is useful for your next conversation.
Add the observation in your own words.
Keep timing visible instead of reconstructing it under pressure.
Save the context or question that could make the care conversation clearer.
Useful before you sign up
Make a short, factual preparation note now. Keep the detail you need, leave uncertainty visible, and copy it when you are ready.
A private 3-minute start
Add only what feels useful. This text stays in this browser tab until you copy it; it is not saved to your OfRoot account or sent with analytics.
No account required. Avoid putting private health details into email fields.
One shared Studio
When you choose to begin, this route passes only a non-sensitive source label to the free Studio. Your health-story content stays in your browser unless you later approve an import.
The boundary
ofroot helps organize your observations and questions before care. It does not diagnose, triage, or recommend treatment.
Questions
Use the free Studio for an honest preparation record, then decide what is useful to bring to care.
It can help preserve the dates, repetitions, quiet periods, and context you may want to discuss with a clinician. It cannot determine why a symptom is recurring.
No. The free Health Story Studio starts in this browser. You can build, review, copy, or print a basic timeline before deciding whether to create an account.
Start free
Begin privately in the browser. Copy or print the result, then choose whether an ofroot account is useful.