ResponsiBLUE

ResponsiBLUE

by The University of Michigan

157 ratings
24 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 16, 2020
  • July 12, 2023

Features

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About

This app helps University of Michigan community members monitor their health and prevent the spread of COVID-19. It features a daily self-screening tool to determine building access eligibility based on CDC guidelines. Results are valid for 18 hours.

Daily self-screening tool
COVID-19 symptom checker
Building access eligibility
Community health protection
CDC guidance based questions
18-hour result validity
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What's New in ResponsiBLUE

2.1.0

July 12, 2023

- Removes the COVID-19 vaccination status indicator - General improvements and bug fixes

User reviews

Easy To Use

I use this every day. It takes five seconds to complete. Reliable and easy to use.

A comedic application

What a joke

Completely pointless

If you really think about it what is the point of this? What is the point of Liberty Security standing at the doors as well? Literally no point

What is the point for having this useless screening?

Who will say “YES I have a fever. Stop me from entering the building!!!”?
Stupid app

UofM doesn’t care about COVID

this app does absolutely nothing. Some people even just screenshot the green check mark and show it instead of actually using it. No one answers the questions truthfully let alone read them. This is Security Theater at it’s finest

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FAQ

What does ResponsiBLUE do?

ResponsiBLUE is a mobile application designed for the University of Michigan community to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. It provides a daily self-screening tool that users complete before entering U-M buildings.

How does the daily self-screening work?

The screening tool asks a series of questions based on CDC guidance regarding COVID-19 symptoms and potential exposure. Based on your answers, you will receive either a green screen indicating you can enter a U-M building or a red screen advising you to stay home and follow University guidelines.

How long are the screening results valid?

Your screening results are valid for 18 hours from the time you complete the self-assessment. After this period, you will need to complete the screening again.

Who is this app for?

This app is specifically for University of Michigan students, faculty, and staff. It is a tool to help protect the entire U-M community by reducing the spread of COVID-19.

Is there a cost to use ResponsiBLUE?

No, the app is free to use for all University of Michigan students, faculty, and staff. It was developed by U-M Information and Technology Services in partnership with other university departments.