Bloating, fatigue, or brain fog after meals
Track meal timing, symptoms, stool changes, energy dips, and warning signs before guessing from one bad day.
Free health chat · no account needed
A symptom checker for people who want clarity, not panic.
SageWiz helps you organize what you feel, what changed, and what might be worth asking next. It is educational support, not a diagnosis, prescription, or substitute for medical care.
Private by defaultSafety flags firstFull report optional
Concern-specific starting points
Start from the question you were already searching.
Read a safety-first guide, then start the free health chat on the same topic. Decide later whether a full report is worth it.
Melatonin, insomnia, or morning grogginess
Organize sleep timing, caffeine, alcohol, medications, night wakings, and safety caveats before changing a routine.
Medication or supplement context
List what changed, when symptoms appeared, and which cautions deserve a pharmacist or clinician review.
Preparing for unexplained symptoms
Turn scattered notes into a clearer timeline, red flags, and practical questions for a medical visit.
Focused health chat pages
Prefer to start with one symptom lane?
Each page starts the free health chat on that topic and links to the matching guide.
Sleep & fatigue
Use SageWiz health chat to organize sleep trouble, fatigue, timing, caffeine, supplements, medications and warning signs. Educational; not a diagnosis.
Digestion
Use SageWiz health chat to organize bloating, gut symptoms, meal timing, bowel changes, medications and digestive warning signs. Educational only.
Headache & pain
Use SageWiz health chat to organize headache, pain timing, severity, recent changes, medications, and warning signs. Educational only; not a diagnosis.
Medication & supplements
Use SageWiz health chat to organize medication, supplement, timing, symptom and safety context before asking a clinician or pharmacist. Educational only.
Hormone symptoms
Educational guide to symptoms people link to hormones: what else can contribute, what to track, and what to ask a clinician. Not a diagnosis.
Brain fog
Educational guide to brain fog: common contributors like sleep, stress, meals and medications, what to track, and when to see a clinician. Not a diagnosis.
Inflammation & joint pain
Educational guide to joint pain, stiffness and "inflammation": possible contributors, what to track, evidence on diet, and when to see a clinician.
Stress & mood
Educational guide to stress, low mood and anxiety symptoms: possible contributors, what to track, support options, and when to get help. Not a diagnosis.
Thyroid symptoms
Educational guide to thyroid-type symptoms like fatigue, feeling cold and weight change, why TSH can look normal, and what to ask a clinician.
Blood sugar & energy
Educational guide to energy crashes, shakiness and tiredness after meals: possible contributors, what to track, and when to talk to a clinician.
Perimenopause symptoms
Educational guide to perimenopause symptoms such as hot flashes, sleep changes and brain fog: what else can contribute, what to track, and what to ask.
Safe boundaries
Built for organization, not diagnosing yourself.
Search can make every symptom feel catastrophic. SageWiz keeps the output practical: possible context to track, safety flags, and questions you can bring to care.
If symptoms are severe, sudden, or rapidly worsening, seek urgent medical care or local emergency services. Do the same for chest pain, trouble breathing, fainting, symptoms that could point to stroke, severe abdominal pain, heavy bleeding, or thoughts of harming yourself.
SageWiz is not for
- Diagnosing a condition or ruling one out
- Emergency symptoms or rapidly worsening problems
- Starting, stopping, or changing medication or supplement doses
- Replacing advice from a qualified clinician
AI symptom checker FAQ
Common questions before you start
Is SageWiz an AI symptom checker?
It is a symptom organization tool. health chat asks structured questions and gives educational context, safety flags, and questions for the next step. It does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe.
Do I need an account to start?
No. You can start the free health chat without an account. If you want a full report or saved continuity, SageWiz may ask you to sign in later.
What happens after the free health chat?
You can keep asking in the same chat, and a free account saves it. When you want more depth, a report is a guided interview of about 15 to 25 questions that ends in a detailed educational report. It uses one report credit and does not replace medical care.
When should I skip SageWiz and seek care?
If symptoms are severe, sudden, or rapidly worsening, seek urgent medical care or local emergency services. Do the same for chest pain, trouble breathing, fainting, symptoms that could point to stroke, severe abdominal pain, or thoughts of harming yourself.
Start with a free chat.
Ask in your own words and get plain, educational answers. Going deeper is optional, and nothing paid comes up unless you ask for it.