Ada – check your health

Ada Health

About this app

Get a health check for yourself and your relatives. You can check your symptoms online 24/7 and find out possible causes. Whatever's bothering you, from pain, headache, or anxiety to allergy or food intolerance, the free Ada app (symptom checker) could help you find answers from the comfort of your home.

Doctors have trained Ada for years so that you can get an assessment within minutes.

How do free symptom checks work?

You answer simple questions about your health and symptoms.
The AI of the Ada app assesses your answers against its medical dictionary of thousands of disorders and medical conditions.
You receive a personalized assessment report that tells you what may be wrong and what you could do next.

What can you expect from our app?

- Data privacy and security – we apply the strictest data regulations to protect and keep your information private.
- Smart results – our core system connects medical knowledge with intelligent technology.
- Personalized health information – your guidance is personal to your unique health profile.
- Health assessment report – share relevant information with your doctor by exporting your report as a PDF.
- Symptom tracking – track your symptoms and their severity in the app.
- 24/7 access – you can use the free symptom checker anytime, anywhere.
- Health articles – read exclusive articles written by our experienced doctors.
- BMI calculator – check your body mass index (BMI) and find out if you’re a healthy weight.
- Assessments in 7 languages – choose your language and change it from the settings at any point: English, German, French, Swahili, Portuguese, Spanish, or Romanian.

What can you tell Ada?

The Ada app can help you if you have common or less common symptoms. Here are some of the most common searches:

Symptoms:
- Fever
- Allergic rhinitis
- Loss of appetite
- Headache
- Abdominal pain and tenderness
- Nausea
- Fatigue
- Vomiting
- Dizziness


Medical conditions:
- Common cold
- Influenza infection (flu)
- COVID-19
- Acute bronchitis
- Viral sinusitis
- Endometriosis
- Diabetes
- Tension headache
- Migraine
- Chronic pain
- Fibromyalgia
- Arthritis
- Allergy
- Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
- Anxiety disorder
- Depression


Categories:
- Skin conditions such as rashes, acne, insect bites
- Women health and pregnancy
- Children’s health
- Sleeping problems
- Indigestion issues, such as vomiting, diarrhea
- Eye infections


Disclaimer
Disclaimer: The Ada app is a certified Class IIa medical device in the European Union.

CAUTION: The Ada app cannot give you a medical diagnosis. Contact urgent care immediately in an emergency. The Ada app does not replace your healthcare professional's advice or an appointment with your doctor.

We want to hear from you. If you have any feedback or just want to get in touch, reach us at [e-mail]. Your feedback will be processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy [https://ada.com/privacy-policy/].

Ratings and reviews

Really nice app, very simple to use, (even kind of fun!), and doesn't jump straight to cancer or similar like you would get when googling your symptoms. I use it whenever I feel ill to get an idea of what might be causing it. A few times it hasn't been able to offer any likely suggestions for what I'm experiencing, but for the most part it offers several good suggestions and even gives likelihoods for each condition, which is great if you tend to assume the worst like me.

Simply Exceptional. While it's not medical advice, it gives you a decent idea of what's going on and can stop you worrying as much of seek medical advice if you need to. I've found it to be very accurate and what it says I've got is often what I've got when I go to the doctors and just let them do their job with no influence from what the ada app has said. Best part is... It's free with no ads. You really don't get an app as good as this for free that's ad free in this generation.

Very impressive app and well made! However, a few grammatical errors can be found (for example, using the wrong form of "there") which makes me trust the app a little less. Another problem is that it likes to make any mental health problems about depression and suicide. I have autism, and I wanted to see if it would pick that up—it didn't. I also have gender dysphoria, and it had no options to specify that most of my depression-related symptoms improved slightly as I started my transition.

What’s new

Hi there. Thanks for managing your health with Ada. In this update, we fixed bugs and optimized features to improve your app experience. If you have questions or feedback, please get in touch at [e-mail].