Built for physicians. Powered by patient data.
Precise treatment for UTIs starts with better tracking.
Flare UTI tracks recurring and complicated UTIs and provides case-by-case recommendations, so the patient's history is already there before you begin the exam.
Currently built to ingest results from Cirrus and MicroGen lab systems, with more integrations on the way.
UTIs deserve better than a mental list of “when did this last happen” and “what did it feel like last time?”
Patients dealing with recurrent infections are stuck choosing between generic symptom apps and nothing at all — so they default to memory, and memory fails.
On your end as a physician, there's no way to see the bigger picture either. Even with careful notes, you're working from one chart at a time, with no visibility into how these infections are behaving across your patients as a group.
UTI history shouldn't have to live in your memory, your notes, and your patient's best guess.
A private dashboard to spot patterns, validate treatment, and build data worth publishing.
Every patient you enroll feeds into a dashboard only you can see. Your private dashboard aggregates symptom patterns, treatment responses, and flare trends across your own patient population.
See what's actually working across your caseload, catch patterns you'd never notice chart-by-chart, and use it as a real research tool (not just a record-keeping one.)
- Lessen your burn out risk as a physician.
- Give complicated UTIs targeted antibiotics or herbal bladder treatments with recommendation summaries based on patient test results.
- Every patient test is aggregated automatically into your collection pool (so no extra data entry.)
- Get more capacity to support more patients and onboard additional staff without losing continuity.
- Do the pattern-spotting work of a research assistant, without adding headcount.
Let's lessen your workload so you can focus on better patient outcomes.
Get Early AccessThree steps, no extra work for you.
You recommend it.
Hand patients a code or link at their visit. There's no separate signup process for you to manage.
Patients track.
Flares, symptoms, and characteristics are logged as they happen, using a UTI-specific format instead of a blank notes app.
You review — and zoom out.
Check individual patient timelines at each visit, and check your private dashboard whenever you want the population-level view.
For practices ready to see the full UTI picture
Treating Complex UTI Cases
Physicians who see recurring, chronic, or complicated UTI cases
Pediatric Care
Physicians caring for children who cannot easily communicate their UTI symptoms
Better Data to Work From
Practices ready to work from structured patient data instead of relying on recall
Concerns About Antibiotic Resistance
Physicians thinking critically about antibiotic resistance patterns in recurrent cases
Flare currently integrates with lab results from Cirrus and MicroGen systems. If your practice runs on a different platform, get in touch — additional integrations are on the roadmap.
In 1996, I sat on a beanbag on my bathroom floor in the worst pain of my life.
I didn't know then that UTIs would become such a long-running part of my life... or that nearly 30 years later, so much of managing them would still depend on remembering what happened the last time.
Questions physicians ask us.
How do patients get started?
You hand them a code or link at their visit — there's no separate account setup or app-store search on your end.
Is Flare UTI a diagnostic tool?
No. Flare organizes what patients report and what their lab data shows. Physicians get access to AI-generated summaries, recommendations for reducing antibiotic resistance, and pathogen-specific insights into which bladder supplements may help.
What lab systems does Flare UTI work with?
Flare currently ingests results from Cirrus and MicroGen systems. Support for additional lab platforms is on the roadmap.
How do I get access?
Flare is currently in a physician pilot beta. Reach out to katherine@flareuti.com to see how Flare can specifically help your practice.