MySievert: Radiation History
Medical Radiation Dose Tracker
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Track medical imaging and radiation treatments with detailed dose information. Explore procedure sources and see your history over time. Export summaries for your healthcare professional.
What's New in MySievert
1.0
September 21, 2026
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FAQ
What is MySievert?
MySievert is a medical radiation dose tracker that helps you organize your imaging history, explore typical doses from published sources, and view your progress over time. It is designed for personal recordkeeping and information, not as a substitute for medical advice.
Does MySievert have ads?
No, MySievert does not contain advertisements. The app is free to explore with all features available, though a subscription is required to save more than three procedures.
How much does MySievert cost?
MySievert is free to download and use for tracking up to three procedures. An annual subscription is available for $9.99 to unlock unlimited procedure saving.
What devices does MySievert support?
MySievert is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It supports Face ID or Touch ID for enhanced security on compatible devices.
Is MySievert safe for children?
MySievert has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app focuses on personal health recordkeeping and does not contain inappropriate content for younger audiences.
How often is MySievert updated?
MySievert was last updated on September 21, 2026, with version 1.0. As a new release, users can expect ongoing updates to improve features and address any issues.
Can I share my MySievert data?
Yes, MySievert allows you to export a PDF summary of your procedure history. This summary can be used for your personal records or to discuss with your healthcare professional.
What kind of medical procedures can I track with MySievert?
You can track various medical imaging procedures such as X-rays and CT scans, as well as radiation treatments. The app's catalog draws on published radiation protection references and medical research for dose estimations.
