wristSkinTemperature vs Scatter ADHD

wristSkinTemperature clearly shows the last measurements of the wrist temperature on the Apple Watch, which can otherwise only be found hidden in Apple Health. Please note that the temperature sensor required for this is only available from the Apple Watch Series 8 and the Apple Watch Ultra. wristTemperature only shows the temperature measurements that were automatically determined during a sleep phase, no manual measurement is made.

Scatter is an ADHD support companion for the real-life space between appointments. Use it to screen, learn, monitor medication effects, track mood and sleep, notice side effects, build routine habits, and prepare a clear review summary for your GP, prescriber, or telehealth clinician. WHAT SCATTER HELPS WITH - Adult ADHD self-screening with the ASRS v1.1 - Medication monitoring for medicines already prescribed to you - Daily logs for adherence, mood, sleep, benefit window, and side effects - Weekly check-ins across attention, impulse control, work or study, home life, emotions, sleep, and appetite - Routine habit checks with gentle streaks - CBT-style reset notes for difficult moments - NZ-focused medication education with source links - A shareable PDF summary to support your next review conversation BUILT FOR FOLLOW-UP Scatter is designed for the first weeks and months after someone starts ADHD treatment, and for ongoing check-ins after that. It helps you arrive at appointments with a clearer picture: what is helping, what is not, what side effects showed up, and what you want to ask next. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your answers stay on your device. No account, no analytics, no tracking. Sharing your own PDF summary is always your choice. SCATTER PRO Starter tools remain useful. Scatter Pro unlocks deeper trends, ASRS history, multiple current medicines, and richer review preparation through an App Store subscription. Scatter is education and self-tracking only. It does not diagnose ADHD, prescribe medication, or recommend dose changes. If you feel unsafe or symptoms are severe, seek urgent help. In New Zealand, call 111 in an emergency or call/text 1737 for mental health support. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/