Love the App but date bug is a BIG issue
I absolutely love the App for tracking medication, side effects, questions for hematologist, etc. It’s proven VERY useful to me through my lymphoma journey! However, the date bug from the last few days with the year stuck in 2024 is a BIG issue as I am used to entering medication time as accurately as possible. Really hoping for a fix as I can’t seem to be able to reach the developpers. Please keep up the good work already invested in this amazing App!
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Great but the date functionality is bugged
Any dates are forced-set to year 2000. Unable to change year. Confusing and difficult to track dates for side effects and medications. Removing 2 stars.
Doesnt work
Won’t let me sign in no matter how many times I reset the password. This app seems good in theory but cant really judge it since it wont let me or the patient log in at all.
Locked up and now I can’t log in.
Locked up and now I can’t log in. I deleted it and reinstalled twice and restarted phone still doesn’t work.
User interface needs work
Great options and ideas for the app, but not impressed with interface for patients who are or have been through treatments. Needs to be revamped with the feedback of patients and caregivers. For folks experiencing brain fog from chemo and radiation or all over fatigue the app is complicated and not user friendly. Found no instructions on how to link caregiver to patient for monitoring. Also, many medications are taken on regular schedule, having the ability to select days, hours, or frequency would make easy to use for patients, especially with PRN or as needed medication. If med is taken at 8a and you can take again in 4 hours, but you take at 10a, app reminds you to take again at Noon. Very dangerous and person could cause harm taking too soon or too often.
Again, options are great but needs more thought from the view of patient/caregiver. As is, it is not helpful to patient or caregiver and could be dangerous.
Again, options are great but needs more thought from the view of patient/caregiver. As is, it is not helpful to patient or caregiver and could be dangerous.
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