Logs live on your iPhone
Meals, moods, episodes and talks are stored on your device. There are no Agam servers, ads or tracking.
One quiet check-in a day. Agam reads your logs and tells you what it sees.
For iPhone · No ads · No tracking




How it works
One tap: heavy, tired, steady, good or light. Your day draws itself as a single line from midnight to now.
Snap your plate, say what you ate, or note an episode. Nothing is saved until you confirm it.
Ask about your week. Agam answers from what you actually logged, not from guesses.
Days, moods and meals laid out so the patterns are easy to notice.
Small things, written down. Agam notices the pattern.
How you feel is personal. Here is exactly where it goes.
Meals, moods, episodes and talks are stored on your device. There are no Agam servers, ads or tracking.
When you talk, your message and the few health values the reply needs go to OpenAI through your own ChatGPT plan.
Speech becomes text on your iPhone. Recordings are never saved or uploaded.
Nothing is saved until you confirm it, and you can see and delete everything Agam remembers.
A quiet companion for noticing how you are. You log meals, moods and symptoms, and Agam tells you what it notices across your days.
To talk with Agam or read meal photos, yes: Agam uses your own ChatGPT plan through Sign in with ChatGPT. Logging moods, meals by text and episodes works without it.
Only when you talk or send a meal photo: that message, the health values the reply needs and what Agam remembers. Your logs and talks are stored on your iPhone.
Only if you allow it. Agam reads sleep, steps, heart rate, HRV, mindful minutes and daylight, and writes moods and mindful sessions back when you confirm.
No. Agam offers reflection, not diagnosis or treatment. In a crisis, contact a qualified professional or your local emergency services.
Yes. You can see and delete every memory in the app, and deleting the app removes everything stored on your iPhone.