Great Tracker
I am new to having RA and it is seronegative RA so this app is becoming helpful to me and showing me patterns. It’s so easy to use. The one downside is I wish it gave an option to say I have a rheumatologist but don’t want to link up at this time, because if you don’t link it up then it assigns you a provider. So I have to just push the appointment as far out as possible because I need to ask my rheumatologist if they would be interested in linking up. And if not then I will just keep pushing it out. Otherwise this is a great tracker, and love that it even looks at the temperature, humidity, and air pressure, so over time you can figure out if those things are involved in a flare or at least an increase in symptoms.
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Can’t see well, colors need to be changed!
Please change your choice of colors, it is almost impossible to see the text in the app.
Needs help
I wish the app kept track of the severity of symptoms for each joint and I wish the whole report page was different. The report page is hard to tell if you’re making progress or not, and it’s just plain confusing.
Half Way There
I love the concept of this app…being able to track symptoms/pain, but…there are several flaws.
1) I do not have time to click on each individual hand and foot joint every single day. It’s too annoying to click the join, then the symptoms, then do the same thing about 30 more times.
2) The is nowhere to tack other variables that might contribute to lesser pain, ie supplements,food changes, exercise, hot water, ice packs, etc.
Still looking for something that will allow me to see patterns that reduce/improve my symptoms with a good UX/UI.
1) I do not have time to click on each individual hand and foot joint every single day. It’s too annoying to click the join, then the symptoms, then do the same thing about 30 more times.
2) The is nowhere to tack other variables that might contribute to lesser pain, ie supplements,food changes, exercise, hot water, ice packs, etc.
Still looking for something that will allow me to see patterns that reduce/improve my symptoms with a good UX/UI.
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3 weeks of tracking
Found this app after my rheumatologist suggested tracking symptoms (correlate with new meds: intro of Methatrexate, then Leflunomide), following ‘sero-negative’ Rheumatoid arthritis diagnosed early-May 2024.
I’ve found this a VERY useful tool, and from what I understand, it’s the first app that you can include on settings, so your specialist is also able to view trends/tracking related to med adjustments
I’ve found this a VERY useful tool, and from what I understand, it’s the first app that you can include on settings, so your specialist is also able to view trends/tracking related to med adjustments
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