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STORY ANALYZER

Story Analyzer

Start with a short story in your own words. The analyzer narrows it into a shortlist, asks a few clarifying follow-ups when needed, and then shows the next actions worth testing first.

You get a focused summary for discussion and follow-up, not a diagnosis.

Start

Write 3-4 concrete lines about onset, what travels with the fog, and what predictably shifts it.

Narrow

If the story is still messy, the analyzer asks a few short clarifiers instead of forcing a full quiz.

Act

See the best fit, nearest overlaps, and the tests or low-risk experiments worth prioritizing now.

Gentler Start Use the guided analyzer builder If writing a full story feels heavy right now, answer a few short prompts and we will turn them into a usable starting draft.

BUILDER TOOL

GUIDED START

If writing your full story feels like too much right now, answer a few short questions and we will build a cleaner starting draft for the analyzer.

When did this start?

Choose the closest pattern. This helps separate older baseline issues from newer changes.

What feels most true about the pattern?

Pick the closest fit. You are not trying to be perfect.

Which symptoms seem to belong together?

Choose the cluster that feels closest.

What makes it worse most often?

This helps narrow mechanism overlap.

What helps, even a little?

A partial signal is enough.

Answer at least 3 questions. You can still edit the story before running the analyzer.

Start Here

Tell the story in your own words

Start with 3-4 concrete lines about when it started, what comes with it, and what changes it. If the story is still broad, the analyzer asks up to 3 short follow-ups before it shows the strongest matches.

1. Start

Write when it started, what travels with it, and what reliably makes it worse or better.

2. Narrow

If the story is still broad, you get a few short clarifiers instead of a long quiz.

3. Act

See the best fit, nearest overlaps, and the next actions worth testing first.

What helps most

  • →When this started and what changed
  • →Which symptoms seem linked and when they hit
  • →What makes it worse, better, or more predictable
  • →Relevant meds, conditions, or measurements you already have

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Starter examples (optional)
Comparison Graph
Story to explanation comparison network pulse visualization

Your story is compared across nearby explanations before the final shortlist is shown.

Test Triage
Core now and optional later test triage diagram

Results split into core-now tests and optional-later tests to keep next steps focused.

Related Causes

These causes are common confusion pairs when stories lack strong timing detail.

Blood SugarSleep ApneaPOTSMedicationsAnxiety

How It Works

1

Describe What Is Happening

Write naturally: when it started, what changed, what makes it worse, what helps, and what seems to travel with it.

2

Compare Likely Explanations

We compare the strongest fits, the nearby overlaps, and the clues that make one explanation stronger than another.

3

Watch What Changes

See what strengthens or weakens the shortlist, what to measure next, and which low-risk steps are worth tracking over the next few days.

Built for real-world messiness: short histories, overlapping symptoms, and the need for a cleaner next step than random guessing.

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Mechanism Angles

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Comparison Angles

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Causes Linked

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STRUCTURED

Guided Intake

Build a cleaner starting story

MEASURE

Biomarkers & Tools

Measurements to discuss

ACTION

Low-Risk Experiments

Try low-risk next steps

This tool is for educational purposes only. Typically, consult with a qualified healthcare professional.