Ticket Holder vs MRI Guard

Ticket Holder is a utility app that helps you to import any ticket that is in PDF format. It will sort all the tickets by date and will archive them once outdated. Open the ticket when you need it. Zoom to scan will brighten the screen, focus on the barcode and with the navigation buttons, you can iterate through the tickets. All tickets are stored in your iCloud account and available across devices.

Your iPhone and Apple Watch are among your most valuable companions — photos, chats, cards, half your life. And of all places, their most dangerous opponent waits at your workplace: an MRI scanner's magnet is never off. One step too far, and the field can wipe or damage your device — or tear it from your hand. We all know to be careful — and still it happens: an emergency, stress, one moment of distraction — and a device that holds so much is done for. Made for everyone who regularly deals with MRI: radiographers and MRI technologists, radiologists, other physicians and nurses in hospitals and practices, service engineers and researchers — and patients with a smartphone in their pocket. With MRI Guard, your devices protect themselves: the app reads the magnetic field around them and sounds a loud, unmistakable alarm as it climbs toward the danger zone — your moment to stop, check, and step back. MADE BY AN MRI PHYSICIST MRI Guard comes from Dr. David Grodzki — MR physicist, inventor of numerous MR patents, and multi-award-winning innovator, including the German Future Award for Technology and Innovation (Deutscher Zukunftspreis), presented by the German President. He builds the app as a hobby, outside his work at Siemens Healthineers — a private project, independent of his employer — and is deliberately careful about what it claims. WHAT IT DOES • Live magnetic-field reading with a clear colour scale (green → red) • Adjustable alarm threshold — default 3 mT, the EU action level for attraction and projectile risk (Directive 2013/35/EU); adjustable from 0.1 to 5 mT • Loud alarm and vibration when the field crosses your threshold — as a critical alert, through Silent and Focus • Keeps monitoring in the background, even with the screen locked • Smart Alarm against false alarms — on by default • Choose your units: microtesla (µT), millitesla (mT) or gauss (G) • Pauses itself while charging (induction charging creates fields of its own) and resumes right after • Warns you when iOS Low Power Mode could delay monitoring • Share places, alarm and notification settings with colleagues — by link or QR code • 10 languages STARTS BY ITSELF AT YOUR WORKPLACE (iPhone) Save your workplace once and MRI Guard arms itself the moment you arrive — hands-free, with a notification confirming it — and stops when you leave. Prefer to decide yourself? Switch to an arrival reminder and start with one tap instead. For reliable detection, allow 'Always' location with Precise Location on and keep Wi-Fi enabled. Shortcuts and Siri are supported too. APPLE WATCH: YOUR SHIFT AS A WORKOUT Record your shift as a workout: the watch shows heart rate, distance and energy live and saves the shift to Apple Health as a Walking workout; your rings fill. Summary and history on the iPhone add steps, stand time, daylight and sound level. During the shift the watch also alarms on your wrist when the magnetic field rises. Leave the workplace and the watch asks. Health data stays on your device. FREE & FULL VERSION Measuring and the live display are free forever. The alarm, automations, Apple Watch and Shortcuts are part of the full version: try everything free for 3 days, then one single purchase — no subscription. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no sign-in. Your saved locations stay on your device — the app never uploads them; they only leave it if you share them yourself. The app can share anonymous, aggregate usage statistics to help improve it — you can turn that off anytime in Settings. IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ MRI Guard is an awareness aid, not a certified safety device or medical instrument. The magnetic sensor in a phone or watch is uncalibrated and saturates at a few millitesla, so it cannot measure strong fields accurately and may not react in every situation. Never rely on it for safety-critical decisions. Always follow your site's MR safety rules and use approved measuring equipment. You are responsible for your own safety and your devices.