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A closer look at what Gout Radar does — food scanning, menu comparison, lab and flare logs, visit summaries, and privacy controls — and where the educational estimates stop and your clinician's judgment begins.
Daily Overview: What You Logged Today, Without a Score
The daily overview shows what records are available for a given day — meals, labs, flares, hydration — without assigning a risk score or health rating.
7 min readPrivacy by Design: What Actually Happens During a Scan and Beyond
A detailed look at what Gout Radar sends during a scan, what stays on your device, and how deletion works — privacy as architecture, not a setting.
7 min readThe Food Scan: How AI Estimation Works and Why You Review It
How Gout Radar’s food scan turns a photo of a meal, label, or menu into an editable purine-related estimate — and why human review is built in.
6 min readPurine Trends: Seeing Patterns Across Your Meal Records
View purine-related trends across your confirmed records over time — estimated factors, not lab measurements, with gaps shown honestly.
6 min readVisit Summary: Exporting 30 or 90 Days of Records for Your Appointment
Export a 30- or 90-day PDF or CSV of your labs, flares, medications, hydration, and meals — organized for your next clinician visit, with gaps shown honestly.
4 min readHydration Tracking: Organizing Your Daily Drink Record
Set a personal water goal, log drinks throughout the day, and review hydration trends over time — a record tool, not a health promise.
5 min readMedication Records: Keeping an Accurate List and Optional Reminders
Log what you take and when, set optional reminders, and bring an accurate medication list to appointments — no dosing guidance implied.
5 min readFlare Diary: Recording Episodes for Your Clinical Conversation
Log gout flares with date, joint, severity, and notes. A structured flare history helps you describe patterns at your next appointment.
5 min readUric Acid Log: Tracking Your Lab Results Over Time
Log uric acid lab results with the correct unit and date, see them on a timeline, and bring organized records to your next clinician visit.
5 min readMenu Comparison: Weighing Your Options on the Same Menu
Gout Radar’s menu comparison ranks dishes on the same menu by relative estimated purine-related factors — a planning aid, not a precise measurement.
Gout Radar provides educational estimates and organizes records. It does not diagnose gout, predict flares, or recommend treatment. Confirm health and treatment decisions with a qualified healthcare professional.