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Progress Recorder

Progress Recorder

by Xenome

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This app helps individuals with movement disorders track their progress through quantitative data. It records hand coordination via drawing tests and tap tests, allowing users to log relevant notes and visualize their improvements over time. The collected data can be shared with medical specialists.

✓Quantitative data recording
✓Spiral and squiggle drawing tests
✓15-second tap test
✓Note-taking for symptoms
✓Progress visualization and graphing
✓Gallery view for analysis
✓Data sharing with specialists
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What's New in Progress Recorder

2.0

November 3, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Fixed gallery issues. Updated pixelation of splash screens.

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Nice, but really want the Spiral test

Nice, but really want the Spiral test shown in App Store images. The alternate test provided seems much less sensitive. I've tried on both iPhone and iPad, but no spiral test. No obvious way to contact developer.

The app is very clean and is nicely laid out.
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FAQ

What movement disorders does Progress Recorder support?

Progress Recorder is designed for a wide range of movement disorders including Head Trauma, Stroke, Parkinson’s, Ataxia, Dystonia, Essential Tremor, Huntington's, Multiple System Atrophy (MSA), Myoclonus, Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), Rett Syndrome, Secondary Parkinsonism, Spasticity, Tardive Dyskinesia (TD), and Wilson's Disease, among others.

How does Progress Recorder measure hand coordination?

The app uses two primary methods: a drawing test where users draw a spiral or squiggle on their device's screen, and a tap test that records how many times a user can tap an alternating blue dot in 15 seconds.

Can I add personal notes about my symptoms with Progress Recorder?

Yes, users have the option to add notes detailing anything relevant to their current symptoms, such as diet, medication, sleep patterns, and stress levels, to provide context for their recorded data.

How does Progress Recorder help visualize my progress?

Your accuracy and speed from the tests are recorded and presented in graphs to visualize your progress over time. A gallery view allows for day-to-day and week-to-week analysis of drawings, helping to identify patterns and potential reasons for symptom fluctuations.

What information can be shared with a specialist using Progress Recorder?

Detailed information including test results, daily steps, daily distance, medication, supplements, diet, sleep patterns, and stress levels can be compiled and shared with your medical specialist.

What devices is Progress Recorder compatible with?

Progress Recorder is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, and also supports Apple Watch.

How often is Progress Recorder updated?

The app was last updated on November 3, 2017, with the latest version being 2.0. Information on update frequency beyond this is not provided.

What is the price of Progress Recorder?

Progress Recorder is a paid application, available for $0.99.