“Check your temperature with our app”
“Detect symptoms of fever”
“Measure your heart rate during fever”
“Keep your logs and personal details”
“Track your medications & symptoms”
“Add family members to take a better care of them”
“Share a PDF with your doctor”
“Send personal postcards to your loved ones”
A closer look at the screenshots
An oversized icon card leads without a full app view.
A weekly curve shows temperature statistics and a health-integration badge.
A finger-on-camera photo accompanies a portfolio user count.
A scrolling log contains temperature readings.
A symptom checklist shows selected options.
Family photos accompany multiple-member profiles.
A report table separates temperature, symptoms, and medication.
Illustrated get-well postcards close the set.
About this app
Estimate your body temperature, log and track your data, making it easier to spot potential fever symptoms - all without a thermometer! Knowing your temperature is crucial for maintaining well-being and taking the best care of yourself, so stay proactive about your health by monitoring your body temperature with our app. With just a few simple steps on your mobile device, you can track your body temperature trends and take proactive steps towards your health goals. But wait - there's more: Find out, track, and log your body temperature with ease. Log and easily export your body temperature data and more into a PDF to share with your doctor. Easily measure wrist temperature with your Apple Watch (Series 8, Series 9, or newer) and track Apple Watch temperature readings in our app. Use your phone's camera to estimate your heart rate and then easily log your data afterward. Track, log, and export your symptoms and medications effortlessly with our comprehensive symptom tracker and illness diary. Monitor the heat index based on location to safeguard yourself against heat-related conditions that could pose health risks. Add family members and monitor the body temperature of each. Keep a detailed fever diary with symptom logging to help identify patterns and share insights with your healthcare provider. Discover how weather conditions can influence your body temperature using our widget. Whether you're at home or on the go, managing your health has never been easier. The Body Temperature App for Fever is free to download and utilize. However, users can opt for a subscription to access additional features. Your subscription will automatically renew, and you'll be billed based on the plan you choose. You can cancel your subscription at any time in the App Store. Disclaimer: For wellness use only. The App is intended to improve your awareness of general wellness. The App can't be used for diagnostics or medical purposes. The App does not diagnose, treat, mitigate, or prevent any disease, symptom, disorder, or abnormal physical state. Always seek a health care professional or emergency services if you believe you may have a medical issue. Terms of use: https://aboutmeapps.com/terms-of-use/ Privacy policy: https://aboutmeapps.com/privacy-policy/
Headlines in this set
8 screenshots · 8 with a headline
“Check your temperature with our app”
Check temperature is ambiguous about whether the app measures or records it.
“Detect symptoms of fever”
Detect symptoms claims more than the displayed temperature history alone establishes.
“Measure your heart rate during fever”
The wording names heart-rate measurement specifically during fever.
“Keep your logs and personal details”
Logs and personal details states storage of readings and profile information.
“Track your medications & symptoms”
The two categories name what users can record.
“Add family members to take a better care of them”
The headline extends tracking to caregiving, though its phrasing is awkward.
“Share a PDF with your doctor”
PDF and doctor state the export format and intended recipient.
“Send personal postcards to your loved ones”
The feature shifts from health records to a personal message.
How Medical sets are usually built
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