Asthma Tracker Reviews

It’s not free app

Looks like a great app but not all of us can pay to use. Should tell you up front it will
Cost money to use

It is pretty good, except I would like to have a section to keep track of my triggers

Been trying to find a tracker to keep on my phone, so far the best one I’ve tried. I just wish there was an option to do day and night, or multiple entries for one day, like to get several peak flow readings during the day. Other then the one complaint, I will keep using it, so I can also show my doc the average of my symptoms during peak allergy season.

I find AsthmaTracker really helpful for charting my sons asthma attacks, but sometimes he has problems in the morning and then does great in the evening, and there’s no way to reflect that in AsthmaTracker because it only lets you do one entry per day.

Love it so far. Can export graphs and CSV file. Can add other attributes to track too like days Im gluten free.

AsthmaTracker IS FIRE AAAH

I just got AsthmaTracker

Easy to use

I needed someway to monitor my symptoms. I normally don’t have symptoms until it is too late. I am affected by allergic asthma and severely affected by VOG here in Hawaii. Sulphur Dioxide-the gas in VOG-is invisible and you really don’t know how bad it is until you really can’t breathe and panicked and thinking you’re gonna have a heart attack and die!

After this last attack, the respiratory therapist gave me a peak flow monitor and a spacer for my inhaler and I was prescribed a nebulizer to give myself breathing treatments at home. The respiratory therapist gave me great advice to monitor my symptoms with the peak flow monitor and told me to keep daily track of the symptoms.

AsthmaTracker is helping me and i am super grateful it is available to help me with my health and stay alive.
We as humans can stay alive longer without food and water for awhile but we will surely die without the ability to breathe air.

Please keep AsthmaTracker updated so that I and others can have it to monitor our asthma symptoms. Thank you.

I don’t have severe asthma at all I just have it a little when i competitive swim. But I really found AsthmaTracker helpful to not get my phone taken at camp. Obviously 🙄 AsthmaTracker has many helpful features for people with asthma such as daily 🪵 logins to make sure your good 😊. I used AsthmaTracker for a different reason but I still found it extremely helpful I liked it because camp 🏕️ is a scary 😧 place without technology so I needed my phone 📱 but yeah that is pretty much my entire review so I’m going to tell you a story.

Once upon a time there was a beautiful girl she had fair skin medium blonde hair and deep blue eyes that sparkled in the sun👱🏻‍♀️. One night 🌌she felt called outside. She tiptoed quietly outside in order to not wake her dad. (Her dad slept in his underwear 🩲 and she did not want to see him also he had anger issues) once she managed to get out her eyes were drawn to the glowing light of the big bright FULL moon 🌝. She then felt the need to go to her neighborhood lake. She dashed angelically 🏃🏼‍♀️to the lake. Right as she got to the edge of the deep dark water; she paused. Her eyes had been caught by the glowing power of the moon 🌝 reflecting off the lake🏞️. She then felt the urge to leap with all her might into the glistening darkness. When her head came back to the surface she gazed at the moon 🌝 above ☝️. She then felt a magic 🪄 tingle throughout her body. She felt as if there were millions on tiny ants 🐜 crawling in her skin. She then looked down at her legs 🦵 and noticed that they were no longer legs BUT A TAIL!!!! Her legs had become a real mermaid 🧜🏻‍♀️ tail!!! She was awestruck 😅 and amazed and she felt a feeling that she could only describe as a warm vibration of love💙 and light✨. She dove deep into the lake🏞️ and realized she could hold her breath for an extended period of time about 20 minutes!! She could also see clearly all that was visible in the dark mysterious and murky waters. She came to the land and hopped out. She sat gazing at the moon 🌝 for what seemed to be hours and then she looked down and realized she was completely dry and her tail was gone! She knew now that she could become her true self whenever she touched water 💦. She knew she had to keep this secret 🤫 because she knew terrible things could happen if the wrong people found out. As she walked home 🏡 the vibrant colors of the sunrise 🌅 began to appear. But she didn’t even notice because she was still in shock of the miraculous transformation she had been through the night before. However she knew and felt in her heart 💙that this was going to be the most amazing thing that would ever happen to her. The End

I hope you enjoy the true story of me ✨💙🧜🏻‍♀️🌊🧡🪸🐠

I have to test myself daily for my asthma control. The fact that I can keep my results in an electronic journal makes my treatment program so much easier! And I can email my charts to my doctor so we can look for patterns and modify my treatment. This really makes the whole treatment plan a lot easier and more effective!

Lovely features but I do wish we could pick and choose what to run reports on.

An easy platform to record your symptoms and review them at anytime helping to identify triggers and allow you to hopefully avoid them. Thanks for a great app.

I’ve tried many times to keep a paper diary but it’s easy to forget a day..or two..or more. The reminders help keep me on track and being consistent with recording is helping me see trends.

I normally didn’t keep track of anything. However, now that I’ve obtained AsthmaTracker, I keep track of everything and it has made such a difference. I am aware of everything that is going on. It’s fantastic I wholly suggest everyone is AsthmaTracker

Use AsthmaTracker to track, my kiddo and his asthma. He is very easy to use and very easy to review. If I make a mistake, I can go back and edit it, which is amazing. It’s nice that I can add his other medication in as well to track that he has been getting all of his medication‘s all the time and is a nice reminder.

Excellent app to keep track of my asthma symptoms, medication and progress. Always reliable, easy to use and comprehensive.