Pain Logger
iOS Universel / Medecine
Pain Logger is your daily pain tracking app to track (and remember) your pain intensity levels.
If you have sought medical attention for pain issues, you know one of the first questions your care provider asks is “What has been the highest level of pain you have experienced?” With Pain Logger, you can definitively answer that question.
In fact, not only will you know what your pain levels were, but you can also know when, how frequently, and your activity level.
With Pain Logger in your pocket, you use the data to correlate pain triggers and to work with your pain management specialist to best alleviate it.
Pain Logger provides these key features:
- Uses the commonly accepted 0 to 10 pain scale
- Tracks multiple pain areas
- Reminders (time and/or location) for each pain area to ensure you enter your data
- Customizable reminder sounds to uniquely identify different pain areas
- Interactive graph of your data
- Plot multiple pain areas at the same time
- Bar and scatter charts - Premium only
- Print data and graphs
- Email data and graphs
- Store notes with each entry
- Add missed entries or edit existing ones at any time
- Add badges and notes to entries to highlight important ones
- Data is stored in your private iCloud account and never shared.
Please Note: Continued use of the GPS running in the background (which is required for geofence notifications) can decrease battery life. You can turn this off in Pain Loggers' settings should you not use or need location-based notifications.
Pain Logger is useful for all types of pain management, whether it be headaches, backaches, foot pain, sciatica, shingles, or frequent or infrequent pain.
Pain Logger is your essential daily tool for understanding, tracking, and managing your pain.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
We have worked hard to address feedback and questions, add new features, and fix some bugs along the way. Here's what's new
- New features
- Doubled the number of badges available
- Can now change graph type from the graph view
- Bars in the bar chart for a locked category are now grouped and separated by day
- Added a setting to timestamp notes when they are entered
- Bugs fixed
- bar chart does not show recent entries in the correct location
- badges in light mode are difficult to be seen
- creating a new category causes the "active only" state to be disregarded
- Quick entry now shows the last pain level entered and not 0
- Recent notes selector is now disabled when there are no recent notes
