QIoT Connected Asthma vs Atamalog

The QIoT Connected Asthma App lets you easily manage your asthma in one place. It’s a simple to use App that records your inhaler usage, compares your Peak Flow Test against your Peak Flow Baseline, and alerts you to the results (Zones 1 to 4) with next step messages. The App records your Asthma Control Test results once a month and allows you to record any changes in your Steroid doses. You can also analyse historic results of Peak Flow, Steroid Usage and ACT tests with our on-App reports, helping you to identify never before seen trends in your asthma management. Seasonal Live Pollen Forecasts based on the exact location of your App to help you avoid attacks. You can then show your actual results to your Doctor or Asthma Nurse to help them to support your longer term asthma management.

An app that turns "today feels heavy" into something you can actually look at: how much the conditions overlap. How it works Pick one of four levels and note whether you took medication. Pressure, sleep and heart data are collected for you and treated as that day's conditions. As entries add up, you see — in days, not percentages — which conditions line up with how you feel. Free ・Record how you feel (unlimited) ・Today's index and conditions ・Last 7 days ・Widget and morning reminder ・Tomorrow’s weather (pressure, temperature, humidity) ・Falling pressure shown on the Lock Screen Full Access (one-time purchase) ・Trends by condition (90 days) ・Tomorrow's condition score ・Pressure ahead (next 10 days) ・Written summary ・30 days to 1 year, by season ・PDF / CSV export ・Apple Watch app Your data Your entries and health data stay on your device and are never sent anywhere. Only weather data and place-name lookups go out, to Apple's weather and maps services. Full Access is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. Buy once and keep it. This is a wellness app that shows how your own entries relate to weather and health data. It is not intended for the diagnosis or treatment of any condition, and it does not provide medical advice. The index is a rough measure of how much conditions overlap, not a statement about what will happen. If you are concerned about your health, please talk to a healthcare professional.