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Body Check is a private, offline health diary built around a visual body map. Track symptoms, pain, mood, teeth and more — no account needed.

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| Website | codegres.org | aquilink.eu |
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| Company | — | Startup from Portugal · 1 - 9 employees · 2023 |
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Body Check is a private health diary built around a visual body map. Mark where something is happening, track symptoms and mood, keep notes, manage dental history and prepare clear summaries before appointments. No mandatory account is required, and health records stay on the user’s device.
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and Body Check.
Body Check's answer:
BodyCheck is for adults who want a private, offline health diary — to log symptoms per body zone and tooth, keep a treatment budget, and generate a Doctor Summary to show at appointments. Research showed the core user is someone with one dominant chronic condition (migraine, back pain, fibromyalgia, endometriosis, ME/CFS etc.) whose main motive is to document history for their doctor. Second group: privacy-conscious users who want no account, no servers, data stays on device with backup to their own Google Drive.
Body Check's answer:
Body Check's answer:
BodyCheck was built in 2026 by a solo founder who couldn't find a simple, private way to track health. Most apps required an account and stored data on servers — BodyCheck was made as the opposite: offline-first, no servers, no accounts. Data stays on the device and backup goes only to the user's own Google Drive.
Body Check's answer:
An interactive body map — you see health at a glance, with each body zone colored by your last diary entry — combined with diary, treatment budget and Doctor Summary in one offline app. No accounts, no servers, data stays on device; backup is only a copy in your own Google Drive.
Body Check's answer:
No forced account and nothing stored on our servers. Unlike many trackers that keep your data in their cloud, BodyCheck keeps it on your phone — you can export it for free at any time. If you want auto backup and restore when changing phones, it goes only to your own Google Drive (Premium), not to us. Plus it works fully offline and is available in 7 languages.
Body Check's answer:
BodyCheck is a new B2C app (launched Aug 2026) — our biggest customers are our first everyday users, not companies yet :)
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