Ada – check your health

★★★★★ Put in my daughter's symptoms. 3 possibilities came up. The following week she went to the doctor. He diagnosed her with one of those possibilities.

★★★★★ This has been my go-to app for a few years now, accurate asf if the first on the list doesn't convince u then u didn't put ALL your problems. Dr's keep us alive on meds and treatments our whole lives, so we can pay them to l live Better lives than us of our money and pharmaceutical incentives until they're done, and we die and are labeled cause"cancer",90% pple die from cancer I bet it's easier on paper work its just 1 word. So this app keeps me safe away from those predators 🙏🏻

★★★★★ This app helps alot and is very accurate. Even confirmed when it was an emergency and helps when I also worry too much and is not emergency. I fine this also helps me communicate with my doctors what zi have been feeling.

★★★★★ It was the most benefiting app. Got to understand my health better and cleared a couple of doubt

★★☆☆☆ So, I can't log into my account 6ecause it says I have "too many failed attempts" when I haven't even tried to log in. I reset my password and tried to log in, and it says "incorrect password". I have used this app with no pro6lems until now. The app is now useless 6ecause I can't even log in.! 👎🏾👎🏾

★★☆☆☆ The app constantly shows a "No Internet Connection" error, even though my phone has a stable and active connection. I've tried restarting the app, checking my Wi-Fi and mobile data, and even reinstalling it, but the issue persists. This makes it difficult to use the app's features, and it's quite frustrating. I hope the developers can address this problem soon, as it seriously impacts the overall user experience.

★★☆☆☆ My potential "diagnoses" were either: "Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder" or "Seasonal Depression" Not once was I asked if my symptoms came on after I ingested a certain product, which they do. It was automatically, because I'm female, it must be related to my menstrual cycle, or I must be depression/emotional problem. So, it was almost as if I saw a real doctor! They should add the option of "sometimes" due to "Yes, No, or I don't know" are very decisive and symptoms aren't 24/7 applicable.