Manually log your pulse oximeter readings to your health system via your Apple Watch. This app does not automatically measure blood oxygen levels, but helps you record external measurements.
1.0.1
December 10, 2022
Added swipe adjustment
No, PulseOxiWatch does not have a function to measure blood oxygen level automatically. It is designed for manual input of readings from an external pulse oximeter.
The blood oxygen level registered by PulseOxiWatch is for manual logging from an external device and has a different purpose than the wellness SpO2 measured automatically by Apple Watch. You can distinguish them by the icon in 'Show All Data' in the Health Care app.
PulseOxiWatch is supported on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPod devices, allowing for seamless integration across your Apple ecosystem.
The latest version of PulseOxiWatch is 1.0.1, which was last updated on December 10, 2022. Update frequency can vary based on developer priorities.
PulseOxiWatch has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and above.
Yes, PulseOxiWatch contains advertisements. Users should expect to see ads while using the application.
PulseOxiWatch has an average rating of 2.7 stars from 7 ratings, indicating a mixed to negative user sentiment.
Yes, PulseOxiWatch is available for free. However, it does display advertisements.
