Monere For Public Health
Monere, powered by NiADA.
About
This app estimates hemoglobin levels using photos of the lower eyelid, helping users track wellness and identify potential signs of low hemoglobin. It allows logging of diet, supplements, and medical history to support a healthy lifestyle.
What's New in Monere For Public Health
26.07.477
July 2, 2026
Bug fixes and performance improvements
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Monere?
Monere is a wellness app that estimates hemoglobin levels using photos of the lower inner eyelid. It is designed to help users track their health and support a healthy lifestyle, but it is not a diagnostic medical device.
How does Monere estimate hemoglobin levels?
Monere uses images of the lower inner eyelid to estimate hemoglobin levels within seconds. This feature allows for quick and easy monitoring of potential signs of low hemoglobin.
Can Monere diagnose anemia?
No, Monere is not intended for the diagnosis, cure, or treatment of any disease or medical condition, including anemia. All medical diagnoses and treatment decisions should be made in consultation with a licensed healthcare professional.
What information can I log in Monere?
In addition to hemoglobin estimates, you can log dietary habits, supplement use, and relevant medical history. This comprehensive logging helps in monitoring your trends and overall well-being.
Who is Monere ideal for?
Monere is ideal for women of reproductive age, parents of children and infants, seniors over age 65, and anyone committed to maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Is Monere free to use?
Yes, Monere is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the app's data.
What devices does Monere support?
Monere is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for use on these Apple mobile platforms.
How often is Monere updated?
The latest version of Monere is 26.05.430, last updated on May 6, 2026. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and reliability.
