Allergy tracking for people who like evidence

Your allergies have a pattern. Find it.

Thirty seconds a day on how you feel. Ola Kino lines it up against the weather, the air, your bedroom humidity and your Oura ring — then tells you what it can and cannot see.

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30 sto log a day — ten symptoms and three scales, all taps
4 feedsweather, EPA air quality, bedroom humidity and Oura, pulled automatically
14 daysbefore any correlation is shown. Nothing appears before the data can carry it

How it works

Log. Correlate. Take it to your doctor.

01

Say how you feel

Overall, energy and mood on 1–10; ten allergy symptoms from none to severe. A ten-second morning check-in catches what the night did — the signature of dust mite, the most common indoor allergen there is.

02

The rest arrives on its own

Temperature, humidity, rain and fine particulate from public feeds. Bedroom humidity from a Wi-Fi hygrometer. Sleep, HRV, resting heart rate and workouts from Oura. You never type a number you did not feel.

03

See what actually moves

Every factor is tested at lags of nought to seven days, with season and temperature partialled out first. Findings arrive with their sample size, and a printable summary is ready for an appointment.

For your appointment

Give your allergist data instead of a recollection.

Most of what a specialist has to work with is what you can remember in the room. Ola Kino prints a summary of what actually happened: how often each symptom appeared and how badly, what the mornings looked like, what your bedroom humidity held overnight, how the ring’s measures compare to your own baseline, and how often you managed the treatment you were prescribed.

  • One page or four, printed or saved as a PDF from your phone.
  • Every figure computed from the record — nothing typed in by hand.
  • Each section states what it cannot claim, so the parts that do hold are trusted.
  • Ends with questions worth asking, drawn from your own data.

What it refuses to do

Rather show you nothing than something that isn’t there.

  • A skipped day stays blank. It is never counted as a symptom-free one.
  • Correlations wait for fourteen overlapping days, then survive correction for multiple testing or go unreported.
  • Medication is never treated as a cause of symptoms — it is taken because of them.
  • Where a feed does not exist, the gap is shown as a gap. There is no pollen data for Hawaiʻi, and the app says so rather than estimating.

From the daily data check

“Air quality feed stopped: none of the last 4 settled days has a reading.”

The app checks its own data every day and says when a feed has stopped, because a silent gap is worse than a visible one.