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Log how your symptoms affect daily life and build a clear PIP claim report.

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Purpl Tracker APP

Purpl Tracker helps disabled people and people with long-term health conditions record how their symptoms affect everyday life — then turn those real examples into a clear, DWP-friendly PDF report for a PIP claim, review, mandatory reconsideration or appeal.

Living with a fluctuating or long-term condition makes it hard to remember specific examples when it matters most. Purpl Tracker gives you a simple, private place to note what happened, when, and how it affected you — building an honest picture over time.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Record daily entries across the activities PIP considers — preparing food, eating, managing treatment, washing, dressing, communicating, reading, mixing with others, budgeting and moving around
• Rate difficulty on a simple 1–5 scale, and note when you needed help, prompting, supervision or aids
• Capture reliability and good-day / bad-day fluctuation, so your report reflects how you manage most of the time
• Keep a medication list with gentle local reminders
• See your history on a clear dashboard with charts
• Generate a custom-range PDF report with a full appendix, ready to share or print for your claim

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your diary lives on your device. Your health entries are stored locally and are never uploaded. Reports are created on your phone, and you choose who to share them with. Sensitive notes can be protected with a PIN.

MADE WITH PURPL
Purpl Tracker is made by Purpl, the discount platform built for disabled people. Sign in with your Purpl account, or explore without an account to try it out.

IMPORTANT
Purpl does not decide PIP eligibility and does not provide legal, medical or benefits advice. The app does not tell you whether you will score points — it simply helps you organise real, honest examples around the activities the DWP may consider. If you need advice, please contact a welfare rights adviser or your local Citizens Advice.
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