# 2Veo Tracker — Daily diary for chronic health

> Daily diary for chronic health (iPhone/iPad app by Lara Nyman.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/2veo-tracker/id6795276748 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Lara Nyman](https://appshunter.io/developer/6778921271)
- Category: Medical
- Price: Free
- Age rating: 17+
- Requires: iOS 17.6 · 20 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2026-08-05
- Data updated: 2026-09-05
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/2veo-tracker/id6795276748/reviews.md

## What is 2Veo Tracker?

Track your health conditions in one calm, private place — and share exactly what you choose with your doctor.

2Veo Tracker turns everyday symptom logging into something your care actually benefits from. Log an episode in seconds, spot what's making it better or worse, and hand your clinician a clear picture instead of a vague memory. Track several conditions in the same place, with more being added over time.

TRACK WHAT MATTERS
• Purpose-built logging for each condition — for migraine, a visual head map lets you tap where the pain is, front and back, alongside triggers, medications, and how the day went; for asthma, record peak-flow and inhaler readings
• More conditions are being added over time
• Log from your wrist on Apple Watch, or straight from a Home Screen and Control Centre widget

SEE WHAT'S WORKING
• Insights show whether a preventive medication is actually changing your trend
• A colour-coded history gives you your whole timeline at a glance
• Optionally connect Apple Health to bring in sleep, heart rate, and steps for context

BUILT FOR YOUR DOCTOR, TOO
• Invite your clinician and share only the conditions you choose
• They see a clean, read-only summary — no app-wrangling, no guesswork
• You stay in control and can stop sharing at any time

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your health data lives in your own private iCloud database. We don't run servers for it and we can't read it. We never sell your data, and there are no third-party ads or tracking SDKs.  Sharing with a doctor is entirely under your control and encrypted so that only the clinician you choose can read it.

Try it with no account using the built-in demo, then sign in with Apple when you're ready.


## Version history (last 4 releases)

### 1.2.0 — 2026-09-04

This update brings offline support, a new light theme, and blood-oxygen tracking for asthma.

• Track blood oxygen (SpO₂). If you monitor your oxygen levels, you can now log them alongside your peak flow — and your doctor sees them too. Tucked away neatly if you don't use it.
• Works offline. Log, edit and delete entries with no signal — they save instantly and sync automatically once you're back online, on both iPhone and Apple Watch. No more waiting or hangs.
• Light mode. A warm new light theme to match your surroundings. Switch between light and dark under Settings › Accessibility.
• Clearer doctor view. Your doctor now always sees your current medications, and can switch between preventative-medication overlays on your migraine chart.
• Sharing fixes. Resolved an issue where conditions could appear unshared, or doctors' names could display incorrectly, after updating on more than one device.
• Polish. Left/right headache-location labels, steadier trigger ordering, and a fix for entries occasionally overwriting when you changed the date.

Thank you for the feedback that shaped this release — keep it coming.

### 1.1.1 — 2026-08-08

- The app becomes usable faster on launch. It now shows your dashboard — populated from the on-device cache — as soon as your account and profile are known, instead of holding on the launch screen until every CloudKit step has finished.
- Medication-access prompt fixed. The Apple Health medication-permission prompt no longer re-appears every time you open the log form (now requested once per install) — most noticeable on iPad.
- iPad: The History calendar and the head-map pain diagram no longer render oversized on iPad (capped and centred); iPhone is unchanged.
- iPad: PDPH History made visually consistent with migraine/asthma (month navigator, calendar cells, entry list).
- Asthma History colour fix. Days with no personal-best peak flow set now show a neutral grey (no control zone can be computed) instead of reading as amber.

### 1.1.0 — 2026-08-06

Improvements
- Asthma peak-flow logging is simpler — one clear choice: a single reading, morning & evening (for variability), or symptom-only.
- Diurnal variability — how much your peak flow swings between morning and evening — now shows on your asthma entries and in Insights (and to your doctor), with high swings flagged.
- The asthma night-time field now reads “Times woken by asthma”, which makes sense for a single day.
- Turning off a condition you share with a doctor now asks whether to stop sharing it too, instead of doing it silently.
- Doctors: revoking a shared condition now reliably stops it showing, and the patient view no longer jumps to another condition after you open an entry.
- Migraine pain location is now visual. Instead of picking from a list of words, you tap where it hurts on a front-and-back head diagram: the region fills in on the silhouette and its name appears as a chip below. Your doctor sees the identical diagram on your entry, so the recorded areas read the same on both sides.

### 1.0 — 2026-08-06

No release notes.

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