The pain record built to be believed

Show them exactlywhere it hurts.

Mark the spot on a body you can turn. Pick the words. Hand over one page they read in twenty seconds.

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01 · Mark

Exactly where.

Turn the body. Touch the spot, or shade the area.

02 · Tell

The words for it.

Twenty-two words clinicians are trained to hear. Pick, don’t compose.

  • Throbbing
  • Cramping
  • Gnawing
  • Aching
  • Heavy
  • Tender
  • Shooting
  • Stabbing
  • Sharp
  • Splitting
  • Electric
  • Piercing
  • Hot-burning
  • Cold
  • Touch hurts
  • Itching
  • Pins & needles
  • Numbness
  • Exhausting
  • Sickening
  • Frightening
  • Punishing

03 · Hand over

One page. Twenty seconds.

PDF, print, or a QR code that expires in thirty minutes.

<10sto log a spot and a rating
22clinical words for pain
20sto read the one-page summary
30minuntil a shared link expires

Why it’s believed

Built to be believed.

  1. 01

    Exactly where.

    A spot on a 3D body, not “lower back”.

  2. 02

    The right words.

    22 clinical descriptors, each with a plain example.

  3. 03

    An honest timeline.

    Every entry stamped live or recalled.

  4. 04

    Read in twenty seconds.

    Counts of what you entered. Nothing scored.

  5. 05

    Yours.

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The honest timeline

Memory keeps the worst day. The record keeps the rest.

Entries are stamped when they are made. Logged later? It says so, on the entry and at the top of the report.

  1. Day 1: nothing logged
  2. Day 2: 4 of 10
  3. Day 3: 6 of 10
  4. Day 4: 7 of 10
  5. Day 5: 3 of 10, recalled
  6. Day 6: nothing logged
  7. Day 7: 5 of 10
  8. Day 8: 8 of 10
  9. Day 9: 8 of 10
  10. Day 10: 6 of 10
  11. Day 11: 2 of 10
  12. Day 12: nothing logged
  13. Day 13: nothing logged
  14. Day 14: 4 of 10
  15. Day 15: 7 of 10, recalled
  16. Day 16: 7 of 10
  17. Day 17: 5 of 10
  18. Day 18: 3 of 10
  19. Day 19: nothing logged
  20. Day 20: 6 of 10
  21. Day 21: 9 of 10
  22. Day 22: 8 of 10
  23. Day 23: 5 of 10
  24. Day 24: 2 of 10, recalled
  25. Day 25: nothing logged
  26. Day 26: 4 of 10
  27. Day 27: 6 of 10
  28. Day 28: 3 of 10
  29. Day 29: nothing logged
  30. Day 30: 5 of 10
Days with pain
0 of 30
Logged live
0
Recalled
0

What your clinician sees

One page. Nothing to argue with.

  1. 01Days with pain, episodes a week, nights woken.
  2. 02The body, from four sides, with every spot numbered.
  3. 03What was logged live and what was recalled.

Fictional data · No account needed

For injury claimsDated when made. Corrections keep the original. A hash on every PDF.For doctorsThe details behind “it hurts”, in one report.For physical therapistsWhat happened between sessions.

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Questions

Will my doctor actually read it?

If it is one page, yes. Say: “Here’s the summary since my last visit; it takes twenty seconds.” Then let them read.

Is the free plan really free?

Yes. Unlimited entries, your full history, one full report, export of everything. No card, no time limit.

Where are my records stored?

On your device. With Plus, an encrypted copy syncs across your devices. No ads; we never sell data. Privacy.

I was told to keep a pain journal for a claim.

Every entry is dated when made, corrections keep the original, and the PDF carries a content hash. See injury claims.

Is it medical advice?

No. Toldwell describes what you enter. It never diagnoses, scores or interprets.

Stop describing it from memory.

Your first entry takes ten seconds.