Measure using iPhone camera and flashlight. Log and vital metrics. View detailed insights and trends. Set reminders for regular checks. Sync data with health apps for continuous tracking.
Monitor in real time using a connected device. View historical data and trends. Set target ranges and receive alerts when values exceed thresholds. Export data for medical consultations. Sync with health platforms for comprehensive tracking.
Track and variability with advanced algorithms. daily steps and blood oxygen levels. Set goals and view progress over time. Sync data with apps and receive notifications for abnormal readings.
Heart rate with real-time monitoring and historical data. Calculate BMI using height and weight inputs. Log health metrics like blood pressure and blood glucose. Set and monitor health goals.
Track by covering the camera lens with a fingertip. Log blood pressure and blood oxygen levels. View health records and set reminders for regular monitoring. Sync data with health apps and receive notifications for abnormal readings.
Track blood sugar levels, insulin doses, and carb intake with manual entry. Record exercise and add notes for each entry. Export logs for sharing with healthcare providers. Store all data locally on the device without internet transmission.
Log readings manually or via Bluetooth from supported devices. Track trends and export reports for medical professionals. Monitor medication intake, heart rate, oxygen saturation, respiration rate, and body temperature.
Log and pulse readings with simple entry options. Track health data over time with detailed reports and visual graphs. Monitor weight and body metrics for a holistic health overview.
Track levels by logging glucose readings before and after meals, and at bedtime. Analyze meal photos with AI to get a 0–100 spike risk score and receive tips. View daily trends and averages through a calendar interface.
Connects to QardioArm via Bluetooth to record blood pressure and heart rate. Saves data to Apple Health with permission. Allows starting and stopping measurements through a straightforward interface.