You’re on the right track…
I promise, I am not picking this app apart. This is mainly suggestions for the Developer. I feel like I’m mainly tracking my peak flow readings and medications, which is good,(and I love the reminder option!), but I would also like to be able to track my O2 percentages as those are a little more informative for me than just peak flow. I would also like to be able to record more than “bad, normal and great”, on how I feel. Part of my problem, has to do with autoimmune disorders that can affect my asthma, so I try to record that information for my immunologist. The scale for plugging in peak flow readings is a little difficult to maneuver, maybe try typing it in?That’s all I can think of at the moment. Again, I’m hoping this helps with any updates you’ll do in the future. You are definitely on the right track to having a great app. Thanks!
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Problems
Trying to add that I’ve taken my inhaler, save button not working.
On calendar there’s a bar with Bob but can’t delete it - not sure who Bob is????
Thought this app would be a great help in sharing results with my practice nurse but not really impressed.
On calendar there’s a bar with Bob but can’t delete it - not sure who Bob is????
Thought this app would be a great help in sharing results with my practice nurse but not really impressed.
Great app
This app is great at reminding me to track both my peak flow and my doses.
3 small points
1. The slider to input peak flow is clunky! Why not use an input box?
2. On the Doses page we get TODAY, YESTERDAY and PREVIOUS. It would be easier when looking back for those to read the date then where the date is we see the time without needing to open each input. As the charts only shows how many doses per day, being able to see at a glance wider times I’m taking extra doses would help. Is it mainly the morning? Etc
3. (As a retired maths teacher this grates). The charts have weird numbering. I’m assuming it takes an average and start below the min etc but the lines are often at 363, 373 etc! My peak flow only reads in tens. I would much prefer a graph where the lines are in tens.
Apart from these small gripes the app provides me with everything I need bar 1 addition. A daily notes section. Why have I needed to use my inhaler more? ie because I’ve been for a long walk, or pollen count high etc.
This app is almost perfect. 😀 Definitely better than others I’ve looked at.
3 small points
1. The slider to input peak flow is clunky! Why not use an input box?
2. On the Doses page we get TODAY, YESTERDAY and PREVIOUS. It would be easier when looking back for those to read the date then where the date is we see the time without needing to open each input. As the charts only shows how many doses per day, being able to see at a glance wider times I’m taking extra doses would help. Is it mainly the morning? Etc
3. (As a retired maths teacher this grates). The charts have weird numbering. I’m assuming it takes an average and start below the min etc but the lines are often at 363, 373 etc! My peak flow only reads in tens. I would much prefer a graph where the lines are in tens.
Apart from these small gripes the app provides me with everything I need bar 1 addition. A daily notes section. Why have I needed to use my inhaler more? ie because I’ve been for a long walk, or pollen count high etc.
This app is almost perfect. 😀 Definitely better than others I’ve looked at.
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Exactly what I was looking for!
It’s simple and easy to use. You can insert multiple peak flows for one day and it will give you a daily average. Only thing I wish I could change is how you track your inhaler use ex: sometimes I take the full dose (2puffs) sometimes I only need half a dose (1puff).
Brilliant app
This is a great little app. I’ve been using it for a couple of months now and it’s very reliable and easy to use. It has handy features for recording your peak flow and the medications you take. The charts are helpful, eg I can take a screenshot of my peak flow chart if I need evidence to send to my GP. There are only two little changes I’d make. The first is to the peak flow slider - it’s a bit fiddly so it would be good if it was possible to type in numbers as well. The second and more important development would be to add a countdown on the medications to help track how many doses I’ve used on my inhalers. This would help me work out when I need to order my repeat prescriptions. I can do this by downloading the data and counting them but it would be easier if the app simply tracked this for me. Thanks.
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