Dashboard for Apple Health App Reviews

Dashboard does what it's supposed to do and does it cleanly - it consolidates your data on steps, distances, flights, weight and BMI onto one convenient this app (there are a few other subjects to choose from, but not many). From the this app, you can easily move to more detailed analysis of each subject. Now that Apple has inexplicably destroyed their own built-in health app, Health Dash comes in very handy. *AND* Dashboard can show you your data in line-graph (as opposed to bar graph) form and allows you to set goals. The this app shows how far you are from each goal, again in a very clean, intuitive display.

Simple and easy to use. I like the different themes, but more colors would be nice too. I was a little confused at first when I went to put my data in, and I could not type in my weight. After five minutes Dashboard asked my Apple iPhone if it could access my weight. I said yes, and I immediately noticed in my data chart you could now see how much I weigh. That part was the most impressive to me! I will be keeping Dashboard to try it out simply because it has a straight forward design to track your health and fitness with no annoyances or ads in the way.

I love FitBit and this bundle works well with it. The this app is nice and I have the regular Apple this app as well (giving me the nutrition information). Everything syncs together including iHealth (which my doctor reads and has input too) and Azumio. The one thing I would like added is the Azumio scale to have direct input so FitBit, iHealth etc. get the info straight from the scale or during syncing without my having to manually enter and compute information.

What the what? If it doesn’t, or can’t, support iPad, why is there an app that I can download? Why does it launch directly into a window that says it doesn’t support iPad yet? There is absolutely no point to Dashboard as is. None. I don’t get Apple’s refusal to support even viewing health data on an iPad, that’s complete nonsense. But, given this idiocy is in place until the idiots say otherwise, why is Dashboard even developed for the iPad platform and available for download??? Maybe it’s a placeholder, and that does make sense. But it should NOT be deployed until it has a function.

Apple's this app is confusing for health tracking. When I had Fitbit, everything was in one place. All the simple stuff is right there with Dashboard. The this app isn't extremely pretty, but it's remarkably uncomplicated... Which used to be an Apple UI standard. It gets the job done and it's exactly what makes it worth the price.

Bought the two pack bundle and was highly disappointed because it didnt show some of the stuff I have in the Apple health app. Was looking forward to possibly better graphs of all my health information but only had like 2 that I would actually use. Didn’t even have it installed on my phone for more than 10mins because it can all be done in the free app and dissatisfied having paid for it. I’m not one to normally do a bad review but for the price of Dashboard (while yes I know it isn’t expensive) I still expected more.

Dashboard allows perfect monitoring of your health. It has many features that are easy to use and operate. The style of Dashboard is a little girly, and would be better if different background colors can be chosen. The this app has many easy to use features that include a graph along with a step and calorie counter. Very useful app.

OK let’s see, you make iPhones, you make iPads. So what do we have here? An app that helps you track your progress in maintaining your health, but not available for iPad. Why this arbitrary nonsensical decision, I mean really? Because people with iPads don’t take care of their health??? What the hell is wrong with developers who arbitrarily decide that people with iPads can’t use their apps or even not at all. Excuse me for saying this but, do you any rational minded person, this is completely stupid. Really?

It does not mention a fee but instead launches right into settings giving access to you personal information. After you give permissions it loads a payment option. You can not remove permissions. I don’t want to keep Dashboard . Does this mean they can still track my information? Apple has made a big show of how they protect our privacy. Time time to do more than just talk.

I wanted to use this with my iPad Pro to analyze data from the Apple Health app on my iPhone with the advantage of my iPad’s large 12.9” screen. I know the iPad can’t run the Health app itself because it lacks the motion sensor, but being able to use that data in an easier to see platform would’ve been helpful. My delight to see Dashboard’s info saying it supports iPads turned quickly to disappointment. Don’t say you’re compatible when you aren’t!

I think this is very helpful, but it fails for me because it doesn’t also work with iPad and share data I need for my Noom app or others. It is easier to work with the data on the larger screen, and easier to fit my phone in my pocket to measure steps for example. I hope you will include iPad very soon!

Still getting used to Apple Watch and Dashboard. Liking it overall. Would like to look at activity history and have it record time on stationary bike. It probably can do both-just haven’t figured it out yet. Overall, finding app very helpful.

I really love the 2-week Sleep (Zzzz’s) Program, but can’t add to the checklist which appeared just once (I think it included a Journal, Dimming Lights, etc.). Is it possible to find the checklist again? Also, the Zzzzz’s program would be great to have as a permanent (not 2 week) feature.

Simple health tracker with goals you can change to fit your needs! Wish it had a water intake tracker, maybe they will add it in the future, would love to track how much water I am drinking a day too!

This this app for Apple Health is quite useful. Dashboard downloaded and installed without any issues. It has a nice interface and I found it to be easy to use and set up to my liking. It goes well with the Apple Health app.

While this is a great app there is some improvements badly needed. I can connect most of the options to my FitPro but BPM doesn’t have that option. Wouldn’t mind seeing better graphs as it doesn’t really tell me much. If Dashboard is improved I would gladly give it more stars. That being said, it’s still an easy app to use and fairly understand.

Would’ve been nice to before I spent $5 on it that it doesn’t work on my iPad. I have Apple health on the iPhone but unfortunately it doesn’t work on iPad either for some reason so I thought this could be a great way to combine my Fitbit and Apple health info into one nice organized app. I’m sure it’s great for the iPhone but that’s not what I needed it for. Thanks for not putting a disclaimer out there and costing me $5 for nothing.

This is a cool app to track my health and weight loss goals. I love it because I can easily connect either my Fitbit or Apple Watch. This is one of the apps that I am going to use everyday.

You don't need it but it's nice to have it. Easy access to important information always available. I recommend it.

I bought this thinking it will be something I can change the watch face to since I’m a fitbitter and hate the activity tracker by Apple Watch. Turns out it’s just another app I have to click on to see my steps. Wish Apple would just work with Fitbit to develop an app that is compatible. They would get more people to convert. Useless app. Don’t waste the dollar

I was really upset when I saw it had no way to charge it . Finally after my family all tried to figure it out for me, I took a chance and realized that I had to take the one side of the band to use to charge it fully and after that it was good to go ! I still am looking at different things just to get the hang of things !

Would be helpful to have the goal percentages on the watch app so you know if you’ve reached your goal or how close you are to completing it. Maybe also have a percentage of total completion for selected goals to know when you are done for the day in both the iPhone and watch app.