Thermometer vs Fever Tracker

No thermometer, no problem. Calculate body temperature with your iPhone. Turn your smartphone into a versatile tool for tracking temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure—anytime, anywhere. Functionalities:- -Temperature Estimation: Use your smartphone to estimate body temperature without the need for a physical thermometer. -Apple Watch Sync: Connect seamlessly with Apple Watch Series 8 for automatic temperature readings and real-time fever alerts. -High Fever Alerts: Receive automatic alerts from your Apple Watch when a high fever is detected, keeping you informed in real-time. -Blood Pressure Tracking: Effortlessly log and track your blood pressure, complete with trend analysis for better insights and PDF sharing. -Custom Health Logs: Add personalized notes to track symptoms, treatments, or anything else alongside your health data. -Apple Health sync and PDF reports: Sync with Apple Health and generate easy-to-share temperature PDF reports to keep your family informed. Whether you’re managing a fever, keeping an eye on your cardiovascular health, or tracking your blood pressure, this app offers a simple and effective way to stay in control of your wellness. Ideal for personal use, families, and healthcare providers, our app ensures you stay informed about your vital signs and make confident health decisions. Important: This app is not intended to replace medical advice or treatment. Please consult with a healthcare professional for any medical issues. Terms of use: https://bodytemperatureche.wixsite.com/website-5/legal Privacy policy: https://bodytemperatureche.wixsite.com/website-5/legal Visit us: https://https://bodytemperatureche.wixsite.com/website-5

Fever Tracker is a simple, private temperature diary. Take a reading with your own thermometer, log it in seconds, and see at a glance whether it is normal, a low-grade temperature, a fever or a high fever. Track medicines and notes alongside every reading, for each person in your family, set reminders, and share a clear report with your doctor. LOG READINGS IN SECONDS • Enter temperatures in °F or °C, switch units at any time • Add medication and notes, such as symptoms, to each reading • Optionally record blood pressure (systolic/diastolic) with a reading • Text Size option and support for larger text UNDERSTAND THE TREND • Color-coded categories: low, normal, elevated, moderate fever and high fever • Charts and statistics by day, week and month • Calendar view to see every reading in context • Health insights that highlight highs, lows and changes REMINDERS • Medication reminders so you know when the next dose is due • Measurement reminders to check temperature on schedule REPORTS FOR YOUR DOCTOR • Create PDF and CSV reports of readings, symptoms and medicines • Share by email, messages or print before an appointment LEARN ABOUT FEVER • Short, illustrated guides: what a fever is, how to measure temperature correctly, first steps when someone has a fever • Fever in babies and children, and the warning signs that need a doctor or emergency care • Hydration and common medicines such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen • Every guide is sourced from trusted bodies including the NHS, CDC, WHO, AAP, NICE and Mayo Clinic IPHONE, IPAD, APPLE WATCH AND WIDGET • iCloud sync keeps your diary up to date on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch • Apple Watch app: log a temperature and see history and insights from your wrist • Home-screen widget shows the latest temperature and its status • Apple Health integration reads and saves body temperature GET PRO • A one-time purchase, not a subscription • Family profiles: track fever separately for children, parents and anyone you care for • PDF and CSV export for your doctor • No ads IMPORTANT Fever Tracker does not measure temperature. Your iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch cannot take a body temperature reading for this app; use a proper thermometer and enter the result. The app is a diary and information tool and is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always follow the advice of a doctor, pharmacist or other qualified health professional, especially for babies, young children, pregnant people and anyone with a long-term condition. If you think someone is seriously ill, call 911 (or your local emergency number) right away.