Nice idea but serious bugs for a medication tracker
I really like the idea and design of the app. However, my main use for it is tracking inhaler usage and I’m finding a lot of bugs with that e.g. I’ve logged 18 preventer medication doses in the last 4 days but the remaining doses counter only dropped by 8. I’ve also seen similar problems with rescue medication usage counters. So I would have to recommend against using it unless those bugs are sorted and the numbers are accurate as it would be quite easy to end up underestimating your medication usage and overestimating how much you have left.
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Uninstalled because it’s useless
I’d like to amend my previous review because not only is this app not integrated with Apple Health, which is essential, it does not allow me to record my Peak Flows readings, which is also essential.
The developer cannot claim this app helps asthma and COPD sufferers if these essential features are missing.
The developer cannot claim this app helps asthma and COPD sufferers if these essential features are missing.
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Since the update this app is so helpful !
This app has been so helpful to me- since the update ironed out some glitches I’ve found it really user friendly and helpful with logging the medication I use, when I use it, and how much more is left before I need to replace. Honestly a game changer for me when it works.
The only thing I would say is I knocked two stars off because the pollen count doesn’t work on mine (is this a glitch?) and it would be so much better if you could add notes! For example if you’re taking your reliever inhaler at a certain time for a certain reason ( like weather or exercise) you should be able to add the to see if there are trends at certain times of the month or season. I think this would really help people to understand and manage their asthma better! Especially for someone who has a lot of triggers or us unsure of their specific triggers.
Hope this comes in future updates!
The only thing I would say is I knocked two stars off because the pollen count doesn’t work on mine (is this a glitch?) and it would be so much better if you could add notes! For example if you’re taking your reliever inhaler at a certain time for a certain reason ( like weather or exercise) you should be able to add the to see if there are trends at certain times of the month or season. I think this would really help people to understand and manage their asthma better! Especially for someone who has a lot of triggers or us unsure of their specific triggers.
Hope this comes in future updates!
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wonderful app, keeps exiting unexpectedly
great app, would be better if it didnt close every time i log my medicine usage. also the weather is only avalanche in Celsius, and there is not an option to change it to Fahrenheit.
Not a subscriber
I like lots of the features of the app, but I can’t get it to track our regular (non rescue) puffers. When I click the blue plus sign at the bottom of the screen, I see the times of day I’ve entered for planned regular puff use, with the red x or green check, but clicking the check doesn’t log the use in the drug’s home screen ‘used today’. So it’s kind of useless without that, though I might get some use out of tracking the rescue puffs. I’m not sure if it’s because I’m not using their Bluetooth puffer ‘cap’ nor subscribing to the service?
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