# RA Monitor — user reviews > 30 indexed App Store user reviews of RA Monitor by RPM Healthcare, LLC, rated 4.40/5 from 90 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ra-monitor/id1312851551/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ra-monitor/id1312851551.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 50 · 4★ 28 · 3★ 8 · 2★ 3 · 1★ 1 ## Newest reviews (10 of 30) ### 4/5 — If one thing could be added… *2022-02-16, version 1.3.4* I would really love somewhere to log diet/food intake to be able to track my symptoms along with what I’m eating. I feel it would help figure out what helps and what sets off symptoms/ flares. Otherwise I like the app a lot. It can be a bit tedious tapping all the places I have pain, stiffness, swelling, etc., but that’s because my fingers don’t always work well. ### 4/5 — Tracking symptoms made easy *2020-10-10, version 1.3.2* This app has helped me track my symptoms and their respective levels for the onset of Rheumatoid Arthritis Over the last 30+ days. It helps me grasp the fact that I’m not “crazy” and it also helps me to be specific about whether or not my symptoms are changing It also helps me with my progress through dietary changes and how these changes are impacting my symptoms. A suggestion would be to apply the same ranking (ie. Swelling or stiffness) to multiple joints in the same location (ie right hand or left foot). Thank you! ### 4/5 — Nice features, but the body guide is incomplete *2020-10-02, version 1.3.2* The application is very good, however, if you suffer from pain In the thoracic part of the spine and in the region of the rib cage or intercostal muscles, you don’t have where to mark in the silhouette furnished . What is really a pity, because the application would be of excellent use for people like me : Rheumatoid arthritis , Psoriatic arthritis and Spondylitis. Can you guys fix it? Thank you very much. Adriana Oppert ### 4/5 — More spots needed *2020-08-31, version 1.3.2* I just got this app. I wish there was a front view of the body so I can log in places not listed in the same way as everything else and have it tracked accordingly. Right now I’m making notes about my pelvic joints because the pelvis is different from the hip. Perhaps in the next update? I’m using this in preparation for an appointment with an RA doctor. That way I have consistent records to enable me to answer questions more accurately. ### 4/5 — New user *2020-01-21, version 1.3* I’ve used the app for about one week and am fairly pleased so far. I still am not sure whether I can back-date or revise prior days. I hope these features are possible. My doc has asked for reports so I hope I can transfer them electronically and to my PC for printing. I do like the weather interface. ### 4/5 — Pretty good *2020-01-14, version 1.3* I’ve been using the app for 2 weeks. It’s easy to use and tracks most symptoms. I like that in addition to physical pain, swelling, etc. daily function is included . I agree with others, I’d like a few more functions 1. When charting daily, it is time consuming to enter all the hand and foot joints. Maybe carry the prior day’s numbers over so the user just changes those needed 2. Maybe some custom tabs to track side effects or other symptoms such as headaches, sicca, brain fog, etc. 3. A way to track activity - exercise, PT, yoga, stretching 4. A way to edit typos in med records ### 4/5 — Good for medication adherence and general tracking *2019-10-01, version 1.1.3* Solid app, works well. A couple of suggestions: I would love to see a way to change the ratings of pain/swelling in the joint symptom tracker. I don’t like that it’s either “present” or “not present” as not all days are created equal. additionally, I would love more tracking for things like alcohol consumption, drug side effects and exercise to track correlations over time. ### 4/5 — Great app *2019-09-12, version 1.1.3* I have been using the app for a couple weeks now and think it’s great. I look forward to giving the data to my doctor at my next appointment. I’d like to make a suggestion: I would love the option to select multiple joints to log at once. Especially the hand and feet joints. It’s so tedious to log each one individually when they have the same symptoms that day. ### 4/5 — RAMONITOR doing fine so far *2018-08-10, version 1.0.6* I’ve only used this app for one week. However, I like it so far! It is relatively easy to figure out, and there’s an option for asking questions about something you don’t understand or need help with. What I like most is the human body with the main nerves as points you can touch and a screen appears with boxes to check your symptoms each day or so. You can also enter your physician’s name and get linked in so they can correspond with you. It takes time for them to answer the app’s invitation. So far so good with the rest! 😊 ### 4/5 — Symptoms *2018-07-28, version 1.0.6* I really love this app I can wright notes about the day and record how stressed I am. My only issue that I am having with it at this moment is that when I go to log my symptoms it freezes and I have to close out of the app. It would help me greatly if this could be fixed because my doctor needs me to record the symptoms since I started a new medication. ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Can’t see well, colors need to be changed! *2025-10-02, version 1.3.5* Please change your choice of colors, it is almost impossible to see the text in the app. ### 1/5 — Can’t get to work *2019-12-08, version 1.2* Do I have to have a Facebook account to use this app? Won’t let me just log in. ### 2/5 — Erased info *2019-06-26, version 1.1.3* I started using this app approximately 3 weeks ago to keep track of symptoms and medications from my recent diagnosis. It was great. An easy way for me to check boxes and ascertain certain symptoms. Today I tried to add my information and update yesterday with a medication and the app force closed. When I reopened it, the loading symbol persisted, then I tried again. Force close. I have tried this and other workarounds several times today. My info is gone. Reports are blank. Calendar no longer has any notes, colored corner tabs I am beyond frustrated. I will keep the app in the hopes that the information will resurface, but I obviously cannot trust it to hold such important health information that tracks this disease. Back to good old fashioned pen and paper. At least it’s not going to erase itself. ### 3/5 — Needs help *2025-02-25, version 1.3.5* 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. ### 3/5 — Half Way There *2024-09-29, version 1.3.5* 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. ### 3/5 — Cannot generate a PDF report *2021-01-12, version 1.3.2* I love the app for tracking symptoms. However, I mainly got the app to show my rheumatologist my symptoms; but I cannot pull up a PDF report. Can anybody pull one up? ### 3/5 — Review *2020-02-08, version 1.3* I signed up for this to get barometric pressure readings for RA. I don’t want to be giving personal information on this type of format.. I talk with my DR, friends and family. Sadly half the time I try to check reading it takes forever if at all to open. ### 3/5 — Good App But Tedious and Painful *2020-02-05, version 1.3* I like this app, but when your hands hurt, tapping each joint that hurts, along with four other entries for each joint, is painful (I.e. hand joints). Please add the ability to select a group of joints in one entry in addition to the ability to select them individually. This will help those of us who are acute or in a flare. Thank you. ### 4/5 — Great Tracker *2026-06-28, version 1.3.5* 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. ### 4/5 — So far so good *2023-07-26, version 1.3.5* I’m liking the app but can’t find where to set the weather. ## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — 3 weeks of tracking *2024-07-04* 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 ### 5/5 — My review *2024-05-26* Excellent App lots of information and I love how you can document everything, great community too but I’m not sure if my rheumatologist would connect with me through this app as I live In NZ and our Healthcare is different to yours. Links to recipes for RA would be great too thanks again. Deb ### 5/5 — So easy to use *2024-03-22, version 1.3.5* I have Palindromic Rheumatism. This is a really helpful app. Helps me track the intensity and details of each flare. ### 5/5 — Well constructed comprehensive app in need of tweaks *2024-01-04, version 1.3.5* Further comments forthcoming. ### 5/5 — Helpful for Communication with my Doctor *2022-06-11, version 1.3.4* I love this app to document my symptoms for my rheum. I’m in the middle of a particularly bad flare and this has documented every single day. It asks for specific joints of concern and other symptoms like fatigue and fever. ### 5/5 — Versatile app with lots of good resources. *2022-02-27, version 1.3.4* This app has a symptom tracker, mood tracker med tracker, ability to function. There are articles available, and provider’s available. It has resources available for patient assistance programs. I know that is a huge deal for people with RA especially when it causes people to lose their jobs! ### 5/5 — Looking for easy tracking *2021-04-13, version 1.3.2* This is it! ### 5/5 — Data vs remembering *2020-01-26, version 1.3* I was able to take info to my rheumatologist showing RA events by body part & date. Has the ability to add notes for the day. Takes having to remember when and where RA is affecting out of the equation. Easy to use & provides great history for me. ***There is a known problem with adding meds that the developers are working on. Does not affect what I am using the app to track so giving 5 stars. ### 5/5 — Helpful, comprehensive, informative *2019-11-21, version 1.2* Covers all the bases, excellent journal/research articles. Hope this will help me understand my flare up patterns. Thanks for bringing us this app! ### 5/5 — Awesome !!! *2019-09-20, version 1.1.3* If I could give it 10 stars, I would. I’m his is so perfect. My doctor loves it and is recommending it to all patients with RA! --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-07-24.*