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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 17, 2015
  • May 22, 2025

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This app works with a connected device to measure respiratory function, including FEV1 and PEF. It provides real-time feedback with a traffic light system and stores results for easy tracking and sharing. Personal health data is used solely for calculating target values.

Bluetooth Peak Flow and FEV1 measurement
Real-time data transfer and animation
Traffic light health indicator
Automatic test result storage
Symptom and note logging
PDF report generation for sharing
Apple Health integration
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What's New in MIR SMART ONE

2.1.2

May 22, 2025

- Fixed several issues in the Smart Graph View, including bugs with point rendering, left/right swipe gestures, and horizontal scrolling to switch between tests. - Added a target line to the Smart Graph View for improved clarity on goal tracking. - Fixed a bug affecting the Left Slide Navigation Controller on iPads running iOS 18 or later. - Improved the device auto-connection logic, resolving related UI bugs.

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User reviews

App is so broken

wont show you your accurate % to goal on your blows half the time and then doesn’t show them at all on the results screen. Very jank app. Guys this can be fixed in a weekend with a programmer and ai.

Last week’s update is non functional

I’ve been using the SmartOne since September, with no issues, then with the recent app update (Feb.2025) it fails to connect to the device, after much research and finally learning from my post-op coordinator “there is a “FixSpiro” app to correct the issue”… removing and replaced app x3, etc. well, that doesn’t work, no solution, even trying on 2 different phones with latest iOS.
Now unable to measure and track my spirometry ☹️.
Was a great tool, now useless. Software dev team needs better QA and testing before releasing updates, then putting out a “fix” unannounced on the primary app, that also does not address the known issue. Now what do users do??
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Stopped saving results.

Used this a a year+, then it decided to stop saving results in history. Suspect this has something to do with Apple health and iCloud.

Not saving History.

For some reason the app no longer saves result history. It shows at first, but close the app and reopen and most recent is gone. Was not a problem prior to this past week.

Works well

Appears to work fine. After taking a test the app says “chiudi“ which appears to mean “shut up” in Italian. 😂

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FAQ

What does the MIR SMART ONE app do?

The MIR SMART ONE app works with the SMART ONE™ peak flow meter device to measure key respiratory metrics like FEV1 and PEF. It provides real-time feedback on your measurements, stores your results, and allows you to add notes about symptoms. The app also integrates with Apple Health and can generate PDF reports for sharing with healthcare providers.

What features are included in the app?

Key features include real-time Bluetooth transfer of measurements from the device, an intuitive animation to guide users during tests, a traffic light system for easy interpretation of results, automatic storage of test results, the ability to log symptoms and notes, PDF report generation, and integration with Apple Health for data sharing.

Is the MIR SMART ONE app free to use?

Based on the provided information, the MIR SMART ONE app is free to use. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements. However, it requires the purchase of the compatible SMART ONE™ peak flow meter device to function.

What devices is the MIR SMART ONE app compatible with?

The MIR SMART ONE app is designed to work with Apple devices that support Bluetooth Low Energy. It specifically requires the PEAK FLOWMETER SMART ONE™ device to perform measurements. The app also integrates with Apple's Health app.

How can I use this app for respiratory management?

This app is intended for self-care respiratory management. By regularly measuring your PEF and FEV1 with the connected device, you can track your lung function over time. The traffic light indicator helps you quickly understand your results, and the ability to log symptoms and share reports with your doctor can aid in managing conditions like asthma.