Guava Health Inc.Reviews of guavahealth.com

I LOVE THIS PLATFORM! So much so that I had to make a review to get it bumped up, because I think more people need to find out about it. I have already shared it to some of my friends and family, and am currently paying for it. I love data (perhaps a bit too much), and I track many things, including custom types that I would like to make associations with later like time of last meal of the day, or how many hours before my current first meal of the day did I last eat, etc. I also like that I can connect my data from my garmin, apple health, and others, like MyNetDiary. Yes, recording food still needs work, or other aspects of the platform, but they iteratively work with users on reddit to provide relevant updates, which is fantastic! Looking forward to making associations that do not just consider a single factor, or to when I can edit enteries from food apps synced to Guava (like adding custom tags). For now, I simply do it both ways: have the app synced--MyNetDiary--to get the nutrient info, but take photos or log entries manually around time of intake encompassing a meal or a snack time with relevant tags). I also love that I can scan lab reports and it automatically fills in the sections (though I think this is a paid feature), and then view charts showing other data on a particular day relative to some markers measured on that day. The premium feature of AI GuardianUpdates is also fascinating, and I find myself looking forward to what new thing it finds and informs me of! sometimes, it does tend to tell me info I would already know or suggest conventional advice when it sees that some entries fit to such advice, like "maybe consider fuelling before your runs since it led to a calm eating day" or sth like that. If you may not have already guessed it, I tend to struggle with food, so I track lots of things regarding food. That aside, I was even more excited when I discovered two days ago that it had a journalling feature! like what?! I can also do timed journalling?? and make correlations or associations later on my own externally should I want to, since I can always extract my data!! My heart is pleased. Overall, a very lovely system. Thanks GuavaHealth Team! Y'ALL ROCK

This has been a game changer for my chronic health problem management. My providers have really appreciated my appointment prep summaries produced by the app. It's also replaced multiple other tracking systems that I had been using. Having all my records in one place makes it so much easier to track patterns and communicate between providers in different systems.

I started using the Guava app because my health records were a total mess. (The older I get, the more labs, notes, and specialist visits I have, which are now all over the place in like three different portals.) Pulling everything into one place was the first thing that sold me. Guava connected to my patient portals and synced my old results automatically, so I finally have a full timeline instead of having everything scattered in patient portals. What surprised me was how much I lean on the daily tracking now. I log symptoms, mood, and my meds, and over time the app started showing patterns I hadn't noticed on my own. The medication reminders are simple and reliable, which matters a lot on foggy days. I've also been loving the visit prep for appointments bc being that organized has genuinely made my visits more productive. The AI assistant is quite handy for making sense of a confusing lab result or drafting questions for my doctor. I treat its answers as a starting point rather than gospel, and with that mindset, it's useful. I also appreciate that there are no ads and my data isn't being sold. For a health app, that peace of mind is SUPER important. Some features, especially the export options, took me a while to find, but the team has been pretty responsive and helpful when I send feedback. Overall, I'd highly recommend it, especially if you're managing anything complex (or if you're just getting older like me) and want organization in your life. The free version does plenty, so you can see if it fits before paying too.

I’m extremely disappointed with Guava and can no longer recommend it. I originally spoke highly of this app and even considered sharing content about it, but my experience has completely changed. The biggest issue is accuracy. I’ve seen significant discrepancies in my health data, especially sleep tracking. For example, my Oura Ring and Apple Watch both showed 8+ hours of sleep, but Guava displayed around 5–6 hours and claimed the data came from my Apple Watch. That kind of inconsistency defeats the entire purpose of using a health app that’s supposed to consolidate and clarify my data. Now I’m dealing with another major issue: vaccine records. I uploaded a vaccines-only document in the correct format, and the vaccines still are not reflecting properly in the Vaccines section. This should have included years of immunization history — Influenza, DTP/Diphtheria/Tetanus/Pertussis, COVID-19 Pfizer, Polio, Hepatitis A and B, HPV9, MMR, Tdap, TD, Varicella, and HIB — but the app failed to turn that clean record into usable structured data. If I have to manually enter every vaccine after uploading a dedicated vaccine list, then the app is not actually saving me time or organizing my records the way it advertises. At this point, Guava feels more like a document storage app than a reliable health management platform. It stores information, but it does not consistently translate it into accurate, usable health data. That is a serious problem for an app handling personal and family health information. I also contacted support and waited without receiving a timely response, which made the situation even more frustrating. When an app handles personal health information, accuracy and responsive support are not optional — they are essential. If data is wrong, missing, or not mapped correctly, users need fast help, not silence. At this point, I’ve lost trust in the app. I paid for a family plan expecting a reliable tool, but repeated inconsistencies have made it feel unreliable, frustrating, and not worth the money. I’ll be requesting a refund and no longer recommending Guava to family, friends, or followers. If you rely on accurate health data, especially from wearables like Oura or Apple Watch, or if you expect uploaded records like vaccine histories to actually populate your health profile correctly, I would be very cautious before paying for this app. In my experience, Guava has not delivered on its core promise.

Easy and intuitive to use, lots of useful features, beautiful to look at! The correlations section is awesome! Importing lab results from PDFs makes life a lot easier. I’ve been using Guava app for over 2 years now, and have tried others out of interest but there’s always something missing in other apps. And Guava developers are indeed very responsive to requests or troubleshooting. In the early days I found a couple of bugs and contacted them and the bugs were fixed within days!

I've been using the guava health app for a couple of weeks and it is fantastic. All my health records in one place, automatically uploaded from MyChart app for two health systems, medicare.gov and Apple health app, all updated with new data each time I open guava. Input and plot of all health metrics data and optional reminders to record each, plus adding input and plot of health metrics not built into the app. Also very responsive to customer suggestions, as I suggested guava integrate with a sleep apnea app for my CPAP machine and got a response from a product manager that they are contacting the CPAP machine company to pursue integration.