# The Lab Tracker — user reviews

> 7 indexed App Store user reviews of The Lab Tracker by John Fansler.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/the-lab-tracker/id1347581642/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/the-lab-tracker/id1347581642.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 2 · 4★ 1 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 2 · 1★ 5

## Most critical reviews (7 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Too much data entry

*2024-01-19, version 1.1*

I wanted to be able to track my lab results for normal blood work. When opening this I found it is a very basic database. You have to add everything, and when I say everything, I mean EVERYTHING!  You have to add the line item from the test including: abbreviations, long name, min value, max value, result number, unit measured in, etc. All of that should be in there already for the user to be able to just pull up the test they want and just add the results from their test. This is way too much data entry for me, but maybe it is what you are looking for.

### 1/5 — Just doesn’t work properly

*2019-11-20, version 1.1*

The graph area doesn’t work on iPad, to crowded and unable to pick just one test as it is covered up by the selection page. Could be good but is NOT

### 1/5 — Crashing every time I click add test

*2019-01-19, version 1.1*

I go in the application to add a new lab test and that crashes. To be safe I just restarted my phone and it still does it. This app it should be removed from the Apple store because it is does not function.

### 1/5 — Crashes when enter data

*2018-07-05*

App crashes when try enter visits data

### 2/5 — Ah

*2022-02-05, version 1.1*

Trying to collect all my labs in one place but it crashes when I use anything below 1 and only whole numbers as the other review stated ):

### 2/5 — Only supports whole numbers!

*2021-02-09, version 1.1*

I was setting this up in preparation for when I start getting regular blood tests that I will be getting to find out that this app only supports whole numbers and some of my lab results will include decimal numbers. It would be nice for the ability to record decimal number and then I may consider using the app but until then it will be useless to me.

### 2/5 — Very basic and inaccurate

*2019-08-31, version 1.1*

You can tell this was written by someone who doesn’t understand medicine. Results must be entered in whole numbers (1 not 1.3). Trying to use a number below 1 such as .6 may cause the app to crash. No ability to export data to apple health. All Blood tests have to be created manually, so common tests are not already available. Probably better off just using a spreadsheet. I think this app was just an experiment by the author.

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