01 Photo
A still or a short clip. Light and steadiness are checked before the frame is used.
Visit preparation
Take a photo, record a cough, and add what you’re feeling. Symptra shows a short ranked list of possibilities, suggests how urgent it looks, and saves it on your chart to bring to a clinician.
Not a diagnosis. Not a doctor. Not HIPAA certified. Not FDA-cleared. If this could be an emergency, call 911. In a crisis, call 988.
Urgency · sample throat visit
Self-care
Care at home can fit
Clinic soon · Current
The urgency is a clinic in the next day or two. Not weeks, and not the emergency room unless a red flag shows up.
Urgent
Same-day care
Emergency · Hard stop
Emergency care now
The marked step is the urgency. It names a step, not a verdict and not a diagnosis. A low step is care at home. Emergency is a hard stop, not a higher score on the list.
An urgency band is triage-style visit preparation, not a diagnosis. Symptra is not a doctor, not HIPAA certified, and not FDA-cleared. A red flag means call 911.
Viral pharyngitis · 46% of the ranking. Strep stays on the list.
The visit
A still or a short clip. Light and steadiness are checked before the frame is used.
A cough or a few breaths. What you record is a hint on this device, not a clinic measurement.
Upload a PDF or image and type the values if you have them. They can change the ranking. They are not a laboratory diagnosis.
Allergies, medicines, and what you saved last time are already here.
One visit
You do not finish a long quiz and then open another app for the photo. One visit holds the photo, the cough, labs if you have them, your chart, a short ranked list, and a note you can take to a clinician.
Three to five names, each with a share of this list. None is a certainty.
Light, framing, and steadiness are checked before a frame is used.
Allergies, medicines, and what you saved last time are on the chart. You do not start from a blank page.
The visit, the urgency step, labs, and history on one page. It is visit preparation, not an order.
Throat photo
Sample list
Ranked possibilities
4 names
Each card is a possibility for a clinician to review. The list is visit preparation, not a diagnosis. A clinician who can examine you can reorder it.
These shares add to 100% of this list.
A ranking is visit preparation, not a single diagnosis. The percent is a share of this list, not a chance of having it. Symptra is not a doctor, not HIPAA certified, and not FDA-cleared.
Possibility · 1 of 4
Why it appears
Cough and a runny nose beside a sore throat fit a virus more than strep.
Would raise itA cough or a runny nose that stays with the sore throat.
Would lower itNo cough, tender neck glands, and pale patches together.
Watch. Drooling or inability to swallow liquids · A new rash · Neck swelling on one side
When to seek care. Get a throat swab if fever and pain are still climbing after another day.
Possibility · 2 of 4
Why it appears
Fever and painful swallowing keep strep on the list. A cough keeps it from sitting first. A throat swab is what settles it.
Would raise itFever, painful swallowing, tender neck glands, or pale patches, without a cough.
Would lower itA cough, a runny nose, or a negative throat swab.
Watch. A new rash · Neck swelling on one side · Drooling or inability to swallow liquids
When to seek care. A throat swab is how this is settled. Do not start a leftover antibiotic from this rank.
Possibility · 3 of 4
Why it appears
Seasonal allergies are on the chart, and drainage can scratch the throat.
Would raise itDrainage, a night cough, or allergies already on the chart.
Would lower itA high fever with no nasal symptoms.
Watch. A fever that will not settle · One-sided face pain · Breathing that becomes hard
When to seek care. See a clinician if the drip comes with one-sided face pain or a fever that will not settle.
Possibility · 4 of 4
Why it appears
Further down the list after three days, and worth naming if the fatigue outlasts the cold.
Would raise itFatigue and swollen glands that last into a second week.
Would lower itA short illness that still fits a cold.
Watch. Fatigue that outlasts the throat pain · A tender abdomen · Trouble swallowing liquids
When to seek care. See a clinician if the exhaustion outlasts the sore throat, or if the abdomen becomes tender.
What this is
Symptra is not HIPAA certified and not FDA-cleared. Those phrases are not used because they would be false.
HIPAA is a set of duties, not a badge an app can award itself. Sensitive fields are encrypted at rest, and health pages do not load marketing trackers. Settings can download a JSON copy. Account deletion is not available yet; it is planned for production. A covered entity still needs a Business Associate Agreement and a production review before real patient information is processed. Legal notes.
A caregiver can keep a child or a parent on the same account. The visit uses their allergies, not yours.
Copy the visit, the ranked list, and labs. A 72-hour link is a separate step. Nothing is emailed.
You can delete one saved visit from its page. Deleting the account is not available yet.
Plans
The ranked list is the same on Free and Plus. Plus is about $12–$15 a month, or $99 a year. Checkout is not live. A visit still runs after five.
Waitlist
Symptra gives an AI assessment: a ranked differential and an urgency, not a diagnosis from a licensed clinician and not a medical device. It can be wrong. If this could be an emergency — chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs, a severe allergic reaction, or heavy bleeding — call 911 or your local emergency number. In a crisis, call or text 988. Do not wait for the app. Share the visit note with your own clinician before you treat it as a plan.