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About
This app helps you manage your health by tracking blood sugar, weight, and blood pressure. It offers smart health tips and will soon support IoT devices for seamless data transfer.
What's New in ADC Tamaro
2.7
August 16, 2019
Bug Fixes
Developer apps
FAQ
What health metrics can I track with ADC Tamaro?
ADC Tamaro allows you to log and track your blood sugar readings, weight trends with visual graphs, and blood pressure regularly. It aims to put your medical data at your fingertips for easier health management.
Does ADC Tamaro offer any health advice?
Yes, ADC Tamaro provides smart health tips through curated content and vlogs tailored to your current health profile. This feature aims to offer personalized guidance for your well-being.
What devices does ADC Tamaro support?
ADC Tamaro is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Future updates will introduce support for Cooey's IoT devices, including a smart glucometer, blood pressure monitor, and body fat analyzer.
How often is ADC Tamaro updated?
The latest version of ADC Tamaro is 2.7, which was last updated on August 16, 2019. While the app was released in 2017, the developer has indicated future support for IoT devices.
What is the age rating for ADC Tamaro?
ADC Tamaro has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the nature of health tracking and the data it manages.
Is ADC Tamaro free to use?
Yes, ADC Tamaro is available for free. There are no in-app purchases mentioned, and the app is offered at no cost to users.
What is the user sentiment for ADC Tamaro?
Based on the available data, ADC Tamaro has a rating of 1.0 stars from 1 rating. This indicates a very low user satisfaction score at this time.
Can I manually log my blood sugar with ADC Tamaro?
Yes, ADC Tamaro allows you to log your glucose readings directly into the app's logbook. This eliminates the need for manual logging of blood sugar data.
