Show when the setback actually started.
Capture activity load, delayed payback, recovery time, and whether the relapse looked different from the last one.
Long COVID is often hard to explain because the burden moves. Energy drops, brain fog, breathlessness, orthostatic symptoms, sleep disruption, and next-day payback do not always show up in one visit note. Mito Map gives people a patient-owned place to keep those shifts, relapse windows, function anchors, and intervention changes tied to one timeline.
The long COVID problem is often not a missing symptom list. It is a missing timeline. Mito Map is built for people who need to connect exertion, post-viral setbacks, cognition, sleep, orthostatic symptoms, medications, supplements, and day-to-day function without recreating the story every visit.
Capture activity load, delayed payback, recovery time, and whether the relapse looked different from the last one.
Track standing tolerance, walking limits, cognitive bandwidth, and measured-function changes beside symptoms.
Keep notes on meds, rehab pacing, sleep shifts, hydration, and symptom responses so the next decision has context.
Keep exertion, social load, travel, infection exposure, sleep disruption, standing time, or therapy changes beside the relapse so the trigger window is reviewable later.
Track stairs, showering, meals, work blocks, school attendance, walking tolerance, or screen time so each setback shows what usable capacity actually changed.
Keep dysautonomia symptoms, crash timing, sleep disruption, pain, and MCAS-style flare context on the same record when long COVID overlap is part of the real burden.
Start with the landing page when someone needs a symptom-pattern resource first. Use the tracked signup when they are ready for their own record with source community-growth-long-covid.
Mito Map is an organization and tracking tool. It does not diagnose long COVID or replace medical care.