I'm Chris, the builder behind MyHealthLogger. Five years ago I started noticing symptoms I couldn't explain. Fatigue, gut issues, patterns that never seemed to add up. Every GP appointment was 10 minutes, but by the time I'd explained the backstory, the appointment was over. Nobody was building up a picture of me the way a family doctor used to. I knew that if I could walk in with months of structured data, like what I ate, how I slept, when symptoms appeared and what preceded them, Then the doc would have more to work with. But logging consistently is hard. You forget when you feel fine. You can't face it when you feel awful. So I built MyHealthLogger. A Telegram bot that reminds you, listens to you in plain English, and does the analysis so you don't have to. Under the hood: It runs a 3-agent Claude AI pipeline (Anthropic). Agent 1 parses and analyses every entry, breaking down meals into nutrients, mapping symptoms to possible causes, identifying allergens. Agent 2 cross-references your patterns against medical knowledge. Agent 3 fact-checks and writes your final daily report. Before any of that, a correlation engine pre-computes temporal relationships in your data, linking symptoms to meals eaten hours earlier, sleep quality to next-day mood, exercise to recovery. So the AI is doing real pattern analysis, not just reading a list. It runs on a webhook-based Python backend on a UK VPS, stores everything in PostgreSQL, and lives entirely in Telegram. No app to download, no account to create. My wife told me if it's useful for me, it'll be useful for others. She was right. So I shipped it. Would love your feedback, especially from anyone who's ever left a doctor's appointment with more questions than answers. 🙏

MyHealthLogger

An AI health diary. Finally, a picture worth showing your GP

An AI health diary. Finally, a picture worth showing your GP