Symple Symptom Tracker Взлом 2.1.16 + Чит Коды
Разработчик: Symple Health, Inc.
Категория: Медицина
Цена: Бесплатно
Версия: 2.1.16
ID: com.sympleapp.symple
Скриншоты
Описание
Symple® is the easiest way to track how you feel, to monitor your health, and to improve your wellbeing.
Designed by both clinicians and regular people, Symple® is an enjoyable way to connect to better health.
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"True to its name, Symple is a simple app with an elegant interface."
- Men's Health
"The beauty behind Symple is the quick data capture and the ability to track your symptoms in your words, not just by a score."
- Macworld
"This is so brilliant...This is the kind of data that your doctor can never get from you."
- Fox and Friends
"If you’re experiencing symptoms but don’t know why, try the Symple solution."
- Healthline Best Healthy Lifestyle iPhone Apps of 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
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FREE VERSION:
• Track up to 5 symptoms in just seconds per day.
• Track up to 5 factors that influence how you feel.
• Import steps, sleep, dietary calories & heart rate data from Apple's Health App directly into factors.
• Fitness for all! For those on wheels, track wheelchair pushes via Apple Health.
• Create custom symptoms & factors or choose from our sample list.
• Add one daily photo (or up to 10 with upgrade).
• Share an **overview** of your symptom history with your doctor.
• Export data to your favorite spreadsheet app.
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UPGRADE to SympleComplete for these fine features:
1. enrich your data with time-stamped, daily journal entries
2. track unlimited, custom symptoms
3. track unlimited, custom factors
4. view longer graphing intervals
5. secure your data with passcode protection
6. snap up to 10 photos per day (perfect for recording medications or food intake!)
7. automatically save a backup/restore file to iCloud and never lose your data again.
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Like a thermometer in your medicine cabinet, Symple captures important information about your health. There when you need it, and out of the way when you don't, Symple makes remembering and reporting symptoms, well, simple.
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FIVE STARS "This app belongs in a class of a select very few...that are at once well conceived, well crafted and aesthetically beautiful. After 2 years of constant use, through 2 brain operations, it is like an old friend to me."
FIVE STARS "My shoulder pain kept coming and going, but I didn't know why. Tracking it with Symple helped me figure it out."
FIVE STARS "Remembering what happens between office visits is a breeze. And I love the Doctor's Report. Yay!"
FIVE STARS "Symple offers my patients a better way to report their symptoms, which lets us be more collaborative. Good work!"
______________________________________
BUILT WITH BOTH THE PATIENT AND CLINICIAN IN MIND.
Please keep sharing feature requests, questions & advice.
We can't get better without you.
[email protected]
Designed by both clinicians and regular people, Symple® is an enjoyable way to connect to better health.
______________________________________
"True to its name, Symple is a simple app with an elegant interface."
- Men's Health
"The beauty behind Symple is the quick data capture and the ability to track your symptoms in your words, not just by a score."
- Macworld
"This is so brilliant...This is the kind of data that your doctor can never get from you."
- Fox and Friends
"If you’re experiencing symptoms but don’t know why, try the Symple solution."
- Healthline Best Healthy Lifestyle iPhone Apps of 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
______________________________________
FREE VERSION:
• Track up to 5 symptoms in just seconds per day.
• Track up to 5 factors that influence how you feel.
• Import steps, sleep, dietary calories & heart rate data from Apple's Health App directly into factors.
• Fitness for all! For those on wheels, track wheelchair pushes via Apple Health.
• Create custom symptoms & factors or choose from our sample list.
• Add one daily photo (or up to 10 with upgrade).
• Share an **overview** of your symptom history with your doctor.
• Export data to your favorite spreadsheet app.
______________________________________
UPGRADE to SympleComplete for these fine features:
1. enrich your data with time-stamped, daily journal entries
2. track unlimited, custom symptoms
3. track unlimited, custom factors
4. view longer graphing intervals
5. secure your data with passcode protection
6. snap up to 10 photos per day (perfect for recording medications or food intake!)
7. automatically save a backup/restore file to iCloud and never lose your data again.
______________________________________
Like a thermometer in your medicine cabinet, Symple captures important information about your health. There when you need it, and out of the way when you don't, Symple makes remembering and reporting symptoms, well, simple.
______________________________________
FIVE STARS "This app belongs in a class of a select very few...that are at once well conceived, well crafted and aesthetically beautiful. After 2 years of constant use, through 2 brain operations, it is like an old friend to me."
FIVE STARS "My shoulder pain kept coming and going, but I didn't know why. Tracking it with Symple helped me figure it out."
FIVE STARS "Remembering what happens between office visits is a breeze. And I love the Doctor's Report. Yay!"
FIVE STARS "Symple offers my patients a better way to report their symptoms, which lets us be more collaborative. Good work!"
______________________________________
BUILT WITH BOTH THE PATIENT AND CLINICIAN IN MIND.
Please keep sharing feature requests, questions & advice.
We can't get better without you.
[email protected]
История обновлений
2.1.16
2019-07-10
UPDATE HAIKU:
See the firefly
That sneaked past the screen door and
Into the kitchen?
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Another bug fix, this one caught by longtime friends of the app, Yael and Swan (as well many new friends). Thank you!
See the firefly
That sneaked past the screen door and
Into the kitchen?
_______________________________
Another bug fix, this one caught by longtime friends of the app, Yael and Swan (as well many new friends). Thank you!
2.1.15
2019-06-06
UPDATE HAIKU
Time...it does pass by,
Though a bug tried to stop it.
But that's been fixed now.
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Just a fix for that time-period bug that so, so, so many of you found, reported AND beta tested for us! Thank you all!
Time...it does pass by,
Though a bug tried to stop it.
But that's been fixed now.
_______________________________
Just a fix for that time-period bug that so, so, so many of you found, reported AND beta tested for us! Thank you all!
2.1.14
2019-05-13
UPDATE HAIKU
Why change the logo
When what we had worked so well?
Because we must grow.
_______________________________
I continue to push Symple in a new direction. My goal is to evolve Symple from a symptom diary (what clinicians call a problem list) into a comprehensive personal health record. Right now, most personal health records don't ask much of us. Confirm our date of birth, maybe our native language and smoking status. If we're lucky, we can download our test results. But we have something to offer! No one knows our history as well as we do. We just need a way to tell it.
We need to do the work BEFORE we get sick, BEFORE for our next clinical encounter, or right after. As you engage with Symple in your daily life (dealing with food sensitivities, experimenting with meditation, monitoring a new medication), you begin. Small questions answered over time. Soon you will have a document that can tell your story on demand...maybe even better than you can!
Because once those clinic doors swing open and we pass through, our focus will be on other things.
With this build, we added a new intro animation, a few more elements from Apple Health and dealt with a few bugs. Nothing huge, but a declarative statement all the same.
Why change the logo
When what we had worked so well?
Because we must grow.
_______________________________
I continue to push Symple in a new direction. My goal is to evolve Symple from a symptom diary (what clinicians call a problem list) into a comprehensive personal health record. Right now, most personal health records don't ask much of us. Confirm our date of birth, maybe our native language and smoking status. If we're lucky, we can download our test results. But we have something to offer! No one knows our history as well as we do. We just need a way to tell it.
We need to do the work BEFORE we get sick, BEFORE for our next clinical encounter, or right after. As you engage with Symple in your daily life (dealing with food sensitivities, experimenting with meditation, monitoring a new medication), you begin. Small questions answered over time. Soon you will have a document that can tell your story on demand...maybe even better than you can!
Because once those clinic doors swing open and we pass through, our focus will be on other things.
With this build, we added a new intro animation, a few more elements from Apple Health and dealt with a few bugs. Nothing huge, but a declarative statement all the same.
2.1.13
2019-04-10
UPDATE HAIKU
Freed from the shackles
Of an arbitrary work
Flow that did not flow.
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Down with alphabetically sorted lists! Custom sorting is one of our most requested features, and one we introduced several years ago with disastrous results.That was then. This is now. And this time...we nailed it!
With this update, we bring custom sorting of symptoms and factors. Yep, you can group your symptoms and factors together however you want.
But THAT'S NOT ALL!
You can also assign a category to custom symptoms and factors...and edit the definition for any symptom. Unlock all these magical powers by simply touching the "Edit" button at the bottom of the settings screen.
While we were at it, we continued to streamline the code base, update the App Review workflow and squash a few minor bugs.
If you enjoy using Symple®, please take a moment to leave us a review. And PLEASE...drop us a line with your feature requests or bug reports.
Thank you, Symple community!
Freed from the shackles
Of an arbitrary work
Flow that did not flow.
_______________________________
Down with alphabetically sorted lists! Custom sorting is one of our most requested features, and one we introduced several years ago with disastrous results.That was then. This is now. And this time...we nailed it!
With this update, we bring custom sorting of symptoms and factors. Yep, you can group your symptoms and factors together however you want.
But THAT'S NOT ALL!
You can also assign a category to custom symptoms and factors...and edit the definition for any symptom. Unlock all these magical powers by simply touching the "Edit" button at the bottom of the settings screen.
While we were at it, we continued to streamline the code base, update the App Review workflow and squash a few minor bugs.
If you enjoy using Symple®, please take a moment to leave us a review. And PLEASE...drop us a line with your feature requests or bug reports.
Thank you, Symple community!
2.1.12
2019-03-21
UPDATE HAIKU
Words are history.
A small ripple in the tide.
Is this meaningful?
_______________________________
With this update, we *finally* squash a sneaky bug in the Journal. The clue came from Shelley, who caught the crash on a screen recording. With that evidence, we identified that the crash only happened on specific devices using a particular type of force touch AND certain accessibility features enabled! We were never able to reproduce the bug that Swan and other folks reported because we couldn't figure out the exact conditions to provoke the crash! Hooray for SCREEN RECORDINGS!!
While fixing the bug in the Journal, we also were able to deliver on one of our most often requested features - search. Now you can search through your journal history by keyword.
A special thank you to Eva, Marlon, Siobhan, Swan & Jay for beta testing and sharing your feedback. I think I might have missed someone, my apologies. I was on spring break with the family and doing my work from my iPhone (Anthony and Alyona, I promise not to do that again).
If you enjoy using Symple®, please take a moment to leave us a review. And PLEASE...drop us a line with your feature requests or bug reports.
Thank you, Symple community!
Words are history.
A small ripple in the tide.
Is this meaningful?
_______________________________
With this update, we *finally* squash a sneaky bug in the Journal. The clue came from Shelley, who caught the crash on a screen recording. With that evidence, we identified that the crash only happened on specific devices using a particular type of force touch AND certain accessibility features enabled! We were never able to reproduce the bug that Swan and other folks reported because we couldn't figure out the exact conditions to provoke the crash! Hooray for SCREEN RECORDINGS!!
While fixing the bug in the Journal, we also were able to deliver on one of our most often requested features - search. Now you can search through your journal history by keyword.
A special thank you to Eva, Marlon, Siobhan, Swan & Jay for beta testing and sharing your feedback. I think I might have missed someone, my apologies. I was on spring break with the family and doing my work from my iPhone (Anthony and Alyona, I promise not to do that again).
If you enjoy using Symple®, please take a moment to leave us a review. And PLEASE...drop us a line with your feature requests or bug reports.
Thank you, Symple community!
2.1.11
2019-02-23
UPDATE HAIKU
Bigger and smaller
Screens wax and wane like the moon.
Adapt or perish!
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This haiku announces our LONG overdue update for the iPhone X series. Plus we took care of a few bugs. More to come...
If you enjoy using Symple®, please take a moment to leave us a review. And PLEASE...drop us a line with your feature requests or bug reports. We hear you, we really do!
Thank you, Symple community!
Bigger and smaller
Screens wax and wane like the moon.
Adapt or perish!
_______________________________
This haiku announces our LONG overdue update for the iPhone X series. Plus we took care of a few bugs. More to come...
If you enjoy using Symple®, please take a moment to leave us a review. And PLEASE...drop us a line with your feature requests or bug reports. We hear you, we really do!
Thank you, Symple community!
2.1.10
2018-10-23
UPDATE HAIKU
Oars lock in as one.
"Yield ahead," yells our coxswain.
Eight puddles behind.
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This haiku celebrates a personal achievement...rowing in the Head of the Charles this past weekend. For 8 years, my physical self has been on quite an adventure! From illness, through recovery, to rejuvenation, this body has hurt, has healed, and has grown stronger than it ever was. I used to look down on this body and see a traitor. But now I am reminded of a wind-twisted oak, deeply rooted, resilient. Not a tall, stately tree, but wonderful in its own way. Thank you, body!
Getting here was not easy. Medication was important, but moving my body was key to recovery. Small steps every day. Also, I had an amazing doctor. She set goals. She gave me tasks. We worked together to get things done. I believe those two things, moving your body and finding a clinician to partner with, are the two most important things you can do as a patient.
Recovery is work. Hard work, and you must tap your deepest resolve to stick with it. No matter where you are in your journey, your next step is the only one that matters. Focus on that and do the work. It is hard, but you must do it. And yes, we have different outcomes ahead of us. Not everyone will achieve remission or a cure. But our next steps are ours to govern, and we must be very careful about how we use them.
• we fixed a challenging bug that surfaced in iOS 12
• and that's really it.
With this update, we bring Symple up to code with iOS 12. Like a new roof, it's a good investment, though not terribly exciting.
Thank you Kaity, Dianne, Dr. Heidi, Aaron, Emily, Tom P., Kristen, Aurynn, Megan, Matthew, Melissa and Kalista for helping to beta test! And to everyone who reported the bug and sent encouragement...thank you!
If you enjoy using Symple, please take a moment to leave us a review. And PLEASE...drop us a line with your feature requests or bug reports. We are listening to you, we really are!
Thank you, Symple community!
Oars lock in as one.
"Yield ahead," yells our coxswain.
Eight puddles behind.
_______________________________
This haiku celebrates a personal achievement...rowing in the Head of the Charles this past weekend. For 8 years, my physical self has been on quite an adventure! From illness, through recovery, to rejuvenation, this body has hurt, has healed, and has grown stronger than it ever was. I used to look down on this body and see a traitor. But now I am reminded of a wind-twisted oak, deeply rooted, resilient. Not a tall, stately tree, but wonderful in its own way. Thank you, body!
Getting here was not easy. Medication was important, but moving my body was key to recovery. Small steps every day. Also, I had an amazing doctor. She set goals. She gave me tasks. We worked together to get things done. I believe those two things, moving your body and finding a clinician to partner with, are the two most important things you can do as a patient.
Recovery is work. Hard work, and you must tap your deepest resolve to stick with it. No matter where you are in your journey, your next step is the only one that matters. Focus on that and do the work. It is hard, but you must do it. And yes, we have different outcomes ahead of us. Not everyone will achieve remission or a cure. But our next steps are ours to govern, and we must be very careful about how we use them.
• we fixed a challenging bug that surfaced in iOS 12
• and that's really it.
With this update, we bring Symple up to code with iOS 12. Like a new roof, it's a good investment, though not terribly exciting.
Thank you Kaity, Dianne, Dr. Heidi, Aaron, Emily, Tom P., Kristen, Aurynn, Megan, Matthew, Melissa and Kalista for helping to beta test! And to everyone who reported the bug and sent encouragement...thank you!
If you enjoy using Symple, please take a moment to leave us a review. And PLEASE...drop us a line with your feature requests or bug reports. We are listening to you, we really are!
Thank you, Symple community!
2.1.9
2017-09-28
UPDATE HAIKU
Dusk and leaves settle.
The crickets tune their fiddles.
Marshmallow alight!
_______________________________
That's an original haiku celebrating the arrival of autumn in all it's glory:
• back to school nights
• crisp morning runs
• and the introduction of a new iOS
With this update, we bring Symple up to code with iOS 11. Like a new roof, it's a good investment, though not terribly exciting.
We also added another nifty feature to Symple Complete (and we thank your for your purchase!). Enable auto-backup in Settings, and Symple will automatically save a backup file to your iCloud. So, the next time your device falls into the toilet, your data won't be lost!
If you enjoy using Symple, please take a moment to leave us a review. And drop us a line at [email protected] with your feature requests or bug reports. Every little bit helps!
Thank you, Symple community!
Dusk and leaves settle.
The crickets tune their fiddles.
Marshmallow alight!
_______________________________
That's an original haiku celebrating the arrival of autumn in all it's glory:
• back to school nights
• crisp morning runs
• and the introduction of a new iOS
With this update, we bring Symple up to code with iOS 11. Like a new roof, it's a good investment, though not terribly exciting.
We also added another nifty feature to Symple Complete (and we thank your for your purchase!). Enable auto-backup in Settings, and Symple will automatically save a backup file to your iCloud. So, the next time your device falls into the toilet, your data won't be lost!
If you enjoy using Symple, please take a moment to leave us a review. And drop us a line at [email protected] with your feature requests or bug reports. Every little bit helps!
Thank you, Symple community!
2.1.8
2017-06-02
“If I am worth anything later,
I am worth something now.
For wheat is wheat, even if people think
it is a grass in the beginning.”
- Vincent Van Gogh
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We are proud to introduce several new features with this update. But we are especially excited to offer fitness tracking to wheelchair users. Apple leads the way in developing tools for accessibility and adaptive athletes. We are proud to join the effort to bring health and fitness to all.
1. Swipe down to record "none" for all symptoms.
2. Track WHEELCHAIR pushes at walk or run pace via Apple Health/Apple Watch.
3. Track dietary CALORIES via Apple Health.
4. Edit factor names.
5. Journal opens to most recent entry.
6. 10 photos available with Symple Complete.
If you enjoy this update, won't you please take a moment to leave us a review? Every little bit helps! And as always, I deeply appreciate your feedback, support and kind words.
I am worth something now.
For wheat is wheat, even if people think
it is a grass in the beginning.”
- Vincent Van Gogh
_______________________________
We are proud to introduce several new features with this update. But we are especially excited to offer fitness tracking to wheelchair users. Apple leads the way in developing tools for accessibility and adaptive athletes. We are proud to join the effort to bring health and fitness to all.
1. Swipe down to record "none" for all symptoms.
2. Track WHEELCHAIR pushes at walk or run pace via Apple Health/Apple Watch.
3. Track dietary CALORIES via Apple Health.
4. Edit factor names.
5. Journal opens to most recent entry.
6. 10 photos available with Symple Complete.
If you enjoy this update, won't you please take a moment to leave us a review? Every little bit helps! And as always, I deeply appreciate your feedback, support and kind words.
2.1.7
2017-05-02
“If I am worth anything later,
I am worth something now.
For wheat is wheat, even if people think
it is a grass in the beginning.”
- Vincent Van Gogh
_______________________________
Greetings! I love these words from VVG because they remind us to work not only for what IS but also for what MIGHT BE. When I started Symple, I had big dreams, but limited means. So, I did what I could without sacrificing my values. As a result, our growth has been consistent... but slow. I'm okay with that. But now we need to kick it up a notch. With this update, we begin working towards two goals:
1. aligning towards positive outcomes
2. strengthening our long-term viability
Please read more on our website and drop me a line! As always, I deeply appreciate your feedback and guidance.
_______________________________
Anyway, in this version, we have removed some unnecessary intro screens, adjusted the free feature set, and squashed a few bugs. We (re)introduce our all new Symptom Detail feature. Access it by touching any symptom name. There's lots to see and do here: tap or swipe the graph to bring an interesting day into view. Then check out the factors, Health data, and journal entries for that day.
Perhaps you will only look at difficult days, in an attempt to identify triggers for a particular symptom. But I encourage you to LOOK AT GOOD days too! What did you do on those days? Figure that out and repeat. All too often, by trying to avoid triggers, we end up focusing on them, almost inviting them into our lives. (Yes, there are things we can't avoid even if we want to. For me, it was a particular medication that made me smell like a toxic waste-dump, but which eventually restored me to good health.) But rather than dwelling on those unpleasant but necessary factors, we might turn our attention to amplifying the positive ones, those that bring good, and that we can do more of. Give it a try, and tell me what you think.
“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” - from "The Summer Day" by Mary Oliver
I am worth something now.
For wheat is wheat, even if people think
it is a grass in the beginning.”
- Vincent Van Gogh
_______________________________
Greetings! I love these words from VVG because they remind us to work not only for what IS but also for what MIGHT BE. When I started Symple, I had big dreams, but limited means. So, I did what I could without sacrificing my values. As a result, our growth has been consistent... but slow. I'm okay with that. But now we need to kick it up a notch. With this update, we begin working towards two goals:
1. aligning towards positive outcomes
2. strengthening our long-term viability
Please read more on our website and drop me a line! As always, I deeply appreciate your feedback and guidance.
_______________________________
Anyway, in this version, we have removed some unnecessary intro screens, adjusted the free feature set, and squashed a few bugs. We (re)introduce our all new Symptom Detail feature. Access it by touching any symptom name. There's lots to see and do here: tap or swipe the graph to bring an interesting day into view. Then check out the factors, Health data, and journal entries for that day.
Perhaps you will only look at difficult days, in an attempt to identify triggers for a particular symptom. But I encourage you to LOOK AT GOOD days too! What did you do on those days? Figure that out and repeat. All too often, by trying to avoid triggers, we end up focusing on them, almost inviting them into our lives. (Yes, there are things we can't avoid even if we want to. For me, it was a particular medication that made me smell like a toxic waste-dump, but which eventually restored me to good health.) But rather than dwelling on those unpleasant but necessary factors, we might turn our attention to amplifying the positive ones, those that bring good, and that we can do more of. Give it a try, and tell me what you think.
“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” - from "The Summer Day" by Mary Oliver
2.1.6
2017-04-25
Buddha said rightly,
"When the cat stumbles, it's best
Not to notice it."
_______________________________
Happy spring or welcome autumn! This update haiku is not my own. And sadly, I can not attribute it to the author who so perfectly evokes dignity and deserves to be credited. Please email me through our in-app feedback link, if you have a lead on the author.
_______________________________
Anyway, in this version, we introduce our all new Symptom Detail feature. Access it by touching any symptom name. There's lots to see and do here: tap or swipe the graph to bring an interesting day into view. Then check out the factors, Health data and journal entries for that day.
Perhaps you will only look at difficult days, in an attempt to identify triggers for a particular symptom.
But we encourage you to LOOK FOR THE GOOD too! Check out the days when things went well, when you felt good and strong. What did you do on those days? Figure that out and THEN DO MORE GOOD THINGS. All too often, by trying to avoid the negative, the triggers, we actually end up focusing on them, almost inviting them into our lives (Yes, some things we can't and must not avoid. For me, it was certain meds. But rather than dwelling on those unpleasant but necessary factors, we might turn our attention to amplifying those that we can control and that bring good).
With this build, and all future builds, we turn our attention to bringing positivity into the Symple experience. “Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” - from The Summer Day by Mary Oliver (this one I **can** attribute...to one of my fav poets).
"When the cat stumbles, it's best
Not to notice it."
_______________________________
Happy spring or welcome autumn! This update haiku is not my own. And sadly, I can not attribute it to the author who so perfectly evokes dignity and deserves to be credited. Please email me through our in-app feedback link, if you have a lead on the author.
_______________________________
Anyway, in this version, we introduce our all new Symptom Detail feature. Access it by touching any symptom name. There's lots to see and do here: tap or swipe the graph to bring an interesting day into view. Then check out the factors, Health data and journal entries for that day.
Perhaps you will only look at difficult days, in an attempt to identify triggers for a particular symptom.
But we encourage you to LOOK FOR THE GOOD too! Check out the days when things went well, when you felt good and strong. What did you do on those days? Figure that out and THEN DO MORE GOOD THINGS. All too often, by trying to avoid the negative, the triggers, we actually end up focusing on them, almost inviting them into our lives (Yes, some things we can't and must not avoid. For me, it was certain meds. But rather than dwelling on those unpleasant but necessary factors, we might turn our attention to amplifying those that we can control and that bring good).
With this build, and all future builds, we turn our attention to bringing positivity into the Symple experience. “Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” - from The Summer Day by Mary Oliver (this one I **can** attribute...to one of my fav poets).
2.1.5
2017-02-09
In this version, we've added the ability to zoom on your photos while reviewing them. We've reduce the size of the app install, squashed some bugs, and made lots of other minor improvements to the user experience.
2.1.4
2017-01-25
(Quick release: patching a small bug that could cause the app to crash if you paused a symptom on the same day you recorded a severity for it.)
2.1.3
2017-01-19
Why do we snap, snap
Snap away but to recall
What might slip away.
_________________________________
Our photo feature has seen some developer attention this time around. It's been a favorite way to remember what medications you took. Now add food pics too!
_________________________________
In addition to bug fixes and small interface tweaks, this version includes some improvements you might notice:
* An improved Photos section; we've completely reworked photos to look nicer and work faster on modern iOS devices
* The ability to add up to 10 photos with the purchase of Symple Complete
* A much faster transition to the Record Symptoms screen, especially if you're tracking lots of symptoms
* A cleaner Symptom Detail screen
Snap away but to recall
What might slip away.
_________________________________
Our photo feature has seen some developer attention this time around. It's been a favorite way to remember what medications you took. Now add food pics too!
_________________________________
In addition to bug fixes and small interface tweaks, this version includes some improvements you might notice:
* An improved Photos section; we've completely reworked photos to look nicer and work faster on modern iOS devices
* The ability to add up to 10 photos with the purchase of Symple Complete
* A much faster transition to the Record Symptoms screen, especially if you're tracking lots of symptoms
* A cleaner Symptom Detail screen
2.1.2
2016-12-23
The winter storm
hid in the bamboo grove
and quieted away.
- Basho
__________________________________________
On this Winter Solstice morning, I look for snow everywhere! Because snow means home & cooking & reading. I hope you find peace, comfort and warmth this holiday season and throughout the new year.
__________________________________________
In addition to some bug fixes and performance improvements, this version includes some small enhancements, including:
* The feedback form has been replaced with pre-populated, direct email, to make it even easier for you to let us know how the app is working for you
* If you set your iPhone to display larger font sizes, that will now be reflected when writing or entering your journal entries
* Speaking of the journal, you can now rotate the phone to landscape to type an entry
hid in the bamboo grove
and quieted away.
- Basho
__________________________________________
On this Winter Solstice morning, I look for snow everywhere! Because snow means home & cooking & reading. I hope you find peace, comfort and warmth this holiday season and throughout the new year.
__________________________________________
In addition to some bug fixes and performance improvements, this version includes some small enhancements, including:
* The feedback form has been replaced with pre-populated, direct email, to make it even easier for you to let us know how the app is working for you
* If you set your iPhone to display larger font sizes, that will now be reflected when writing or entering your journal entries
* Speaking of the journal, you can now rotate the phone to landscape to type an entry
2.1.1
2016-12-12
In praise of small things.
Hard won but modest they seem
to most. But not me.
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This small haiku is a "thank you" to my team, especially Ben & Vitali.
It's huge in so many ways, and no one will ever know.
Except us.
Well done.
__________________________________________
There's so much going on under the hood...and you won't notice. Which is a miracle because we've trimmed a lot without losing a thing.
In addition to many small bug fixes, performance enhancements, and interface tweaks, this update improves the flow of recording your symptoms. Those little [+] icons on the Symptom Home Screen are now live. Tap on one, and it will bring you to the corresponding time of day on the Record Symptom Screen. And even better, you'll find that same symptom under your finger too. No more scrolling twice!
Oh and thank you Scott, Sheri and Kim. No news was good news!
Hard won but modest they seem
to most. But not me.
__________________________________________
This small haiku is a "thank you" to my team, especially Ben & Vitali.
It's huge in so many ways, and no one will ever know.
Except us.
Well done.
__________________________________________
There's so much going on under the hood...and you won't notice. Which is a miracle because we've trimmed a lot without losing a thing.
In addition to many small bug fixes, performance enhancements, and interface tweaks, this update improves the flow of recording your symptoms. Those little [+] icons on the Symptom Home Screen are now live. Tap on one, and it will bring you to the corresponding time of day on the Record Symptom Screen. And even better, you'll find that same symptom under your finger too. No more scrolling twice!
Oh and thank you Scott, Sheri and Kim. No news was good news!
2.1.0 (280)
2016-09-29
None is travelling
Here along this way but I,
This autumn evening.
- Matsuo Bashō (Japan 1644-1694)
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I like haiku because the words do not tell you exactly what to think. Instead, these simple poems revive a memory or stir an emotion, one unique to each reader. The words are written for anyone to read, but we each read the words differently. An autumn evening to you is different than an autumn evening to me.
This time, I've returned to Bashō, a master poet from 17th century Japan. I like this haiku because it reminds us that we are sole travelers. We might clutter our minds with drama and busyness (oh, how technology helps!) and forget to look at what's happening right here, right now.
And so it is with modern healthcare. Technology and incredible science, but not everything that's important is scientific nor improved by technology. Let us neither forget nor neglect the power and wisdom we carry within ourselves.
__________________________________________
Passwords now require you to turn on Touch ID, to give those of you with older devices a break from that crash (technology breaks!).
If you integrated Symple with Apple HealthKit, your data will populate automatically, so you can scroll through the days to see how your are doing on steps, heart rate and sleep. Where else can you do that? :-) And yes, we will be adding more integrations over time.
We have reworked photos to comply with the rather massive changes to Apple Photos via iOS 10.
Here along this way but I,
This autumn evening.
- Matsuo Bashō (Japan 1644-1694)
__________________________________________
I like haiku because the words do not tell you exactly what to think. Instead, these simple poems revive a memory or stir an emotion, one unique to each reader. The words are written for anyone to read, but we each read the words differently. An autumn evening to you is different than an autumn evening to me.
This time, I've returned to Bashō, a master poet from 17th century Japan. I like this haiku because it reminds us that we are sole travelers. We might clutter our minds with drama and busyness (oh, how technology helps!) and forget to look at what's happening right here, right now.
And so it is with modern healthcare. Technology and incredible science, but not everything that's important is scientific nor improved by technology. Let us neither forget nor neglect the power and wisdom we carry within ourselves.
__________________________________________
Passwords now require you to turn on Touch ID, to give those of you with older devices a break from that crash (technology breaks!).
If you integrated Symple with Apple HealthKit, your data will populate automatically, so you can scroll through the days to see how your are doing on steps, heart rate and sleep. Where else can you do that? :-) And yes, we will be adding more integrations over time.
We have reworked photos to comply with the rather massive changes to Apple Photos via iOS 10.
2.0.9
2016-06-06
The quiet path beckons.
See the goose chase wayward chicks?
To walk is to live.
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Our neighbor Marty walks between 7 and 12 miles. Every day. We see him on our way to school, in foul weather and fair. Marty is in his eighties.
Aunt Jen lives alone and gets around on her two feet. She walks along busy streets to the bank, to the diner, to the market...several times a week. She clocks in about 3 miles each trip. Aunt Jen is in her nineties.
Beloved Edie lives with cancer. She walks her dogs around the field twice a day. Every possible day.
Walking around, moving your body is the very best medicine for heart and soul. Even if your knees are stiff or your back is complaining, try your very hardest to keep moving. Go slow. Observe this one beautiful and magnificent day. And remember, "motion is the lotion" that keeps things moving smoothly!
• Import steps, heart rate and sleep data into factors from Apple Health
• Improved data backup/restore engine
• More stability improvements and bug fixes
Finally, as we wind down our 2.0 version numbers, we would like to thank everyone for your support, kind words, thoughtful critique, and general goodness of heart.
See the goose chase wayward chicks?
To walk is to live.
_____________________
Our neighbor Marty walks between 7 and 12 miles. Every day. We see him on our way to school, in foul weather and fair. Marty is in his eighties.
Aunt Jen lives alone and gets around on her two feet. She walks along busy streets to the bank, to the diner, to the market...several times a week. She clocks in about 3 miles each trip. Aunt Jen is in her nineties.
Beloved Edie lives with cancer. She walks her dogs around the field twice a day. Every possible day.
Walking around, moving your body is the very best medicine for heart and soul. Even if your knees are stiff or your back is complaining, try your very hardest to keep moving. Go slow. Observe this one beautiful and magnificent day. And remember, "motion is the lotion" that keeps things moving smoothly!
• Import steps, heart rate and sleep data into factors from Apple Health
• Improved data backup/restore engine
• More stability improvements and bug fixes
Finally, as we wind down our 2.0 version numbers, we would like to thank everyone for your support, kind words, thoughtful critique, and general goodness of heart.
2.0.8
2016-04-06
Modest gains add up.
Don't stop pushing through soil and
Snow. Sunshine awaits!
_____________________
Nothing huge to report, just a few more incremental improvements leading us ever onwards and upwards:
• Add factors throughout the day (and timestamp 'em)
• Add new symptoms & factors more easily (thanks Dave for the gentle nudge on that yucky bit of UX)
• More stability improvements and bug fixes
Finally, as we wind down our 2.0 version numbers (our next update, 2.0.9 will be our last before we liftoff to the clouds), we would like to thank each and everyone of you for your support, kind words, thoughtful critique, and general goodness of heart.
Don't stop pushing through soil and
Snow. Sunshine awaits!
_____________________
Nothing huge to report, just a few more incremental improvements leading us ever onwards and upwards:
• Add factors throughout the day (and timestamp 'em)
• Add new symptoms & factors more easily (thanks Dave for the gentle nudge on that yucky bit of UX)
• More stability improvements and bug fixes
Finally, as we wind down our 2.0 version numbers (our next update, 2.0.9 will be our last before we liftoff to the clouds), we would like to thank each and everyone of you for your support, kind words, thoughtful critique, and general goodness of heart.
2.0.7
2016-03-05
Tempus fugit, sure.
Just fast enough for Spring to
Nip Winter's cracked heel.
_____________________
This update is about Time:
∞ Calendar navigation is back...but prettier, more stable, and way more useful. A dot identifies days with data. Toggle between symptoms, factors, journal or photos. Swipe between months, leap between years!
∞ Reminders are expanded to 4 per day, to fulfill the promise of intraday symptom recording. For those of you who are studying how mornings compare to evenings, now you can set a reminder to record for both times.
∞ For the many shift workers, night owls, and insomniacs for whom 12-6:00am is NOT about sleep...my apologies. "Sleep" has been renamed "Nite."
∞ And the usual slew of bug fixes that you won't notice but that drove us crazy.
_____________________
A bonus haiku:
"How we grieve alone
tells us something about who
we are together."
- by Meghan O'Rourke in her New York Times book review of ‘The Light of the World,’ by Elizabeth Alexander (via haiku.nytimes.com)
This update is dedicated to Ian, a gentleman both on and off the pitch. Always gracious, always kind. The consummate team player.
And to Sue, Ritchie & Tom.
Just fast enough for Spring to
Nip Winter's cracked heel.
_____________________
This update is about Time:
∞ Calendar navigation is back...but prettier, more stable, and way more useful. A dot identifies days with data. Toggle between symptoms, factors, journal or photos. Swipe between months, leap between years!
∞ Reminders are expanded to 4 per day, to fulfill the promise of intraday symptom recording. For those of you who are studying how mornings compare to evenings, now you can set a reminder to record for both times.
∞ For the many shift workers, night owls, and insomniacs for whom 12-6:00am is NOT about sleep...my apologies. "Sleep" has been renamed "Nite."
∞ And the usual slew of bug fixes that you won't notice but that drove us crazy.
_____________________
A bonus haiku:
"How we grieve alone
tells us something about who
we are together."
- by Meghan O'Rourke in her New York Times book review of ‘The Light of the World,’ by Elizabeth Alexander (via haiku.nytimes.com)
This update is dedicated to Ian, a gentleman both on and off the pitch. Always gracious, always kind. The consummate team player.
And to Sue, Ritchie & Tom.
2.0.6
2015-09-12
Let me in, she taps
A pearl moth at the back door
screen, keeping her out.
___________________________
This Update Haiku is an original, inspired by a late night on the back porch, as well as a little bug :-)
This update is a quick fix to the passcode screen, which would fail to reveal the keyboard, leaving end users fruitlessly "tapping on the screen."
___________________________
Have a few moments & a giving heart?
Please consider supporting the International Committee for the Red Cross, and their work to alleviate the suffering of refugees worldwide. Please visit icrc dot org to learn more and make a small donation. Together, we are kind, human, better than this.
A pearl moth at the back door
screen, keeping her out.
___________________________
This Update Haiku is an original, inspired by a late night on the back porch, as well as a little bug :-)
This update is a quick fix to the passcode screen, which would fail to reveal the keyboard, leaving end users fruitlessly "tapping on the screen."
___________________________
Have a few moments & a giving heart?
Please consider supporting the International Committee for the Red Cross, and their work to alleviate the suffering of refugees worldwide. Please visit icrc dot org to learn more and make a small donation. Together, we are kind, human, better than this.
2.0.5
2015-08-13
There is a sign in
The cicada's cry, a hint -
The backend is nigh.
___________________________
This Update Haiku is inspired by the 17th century poet Matsuo Basho, and his beautiful verse on the sounds of the last days of summer (no, there's no reference to the eventual deployment of a backend in his poem!).
You won't find new features in this update. Rather, we invested a lot of time and code into preparing for the eventual migration to a server-based backend. This update contains a data migration tool and a prompt to backup your data via email. Please do so, and hang onto that email.
The data migration tool will also repair apps that crashed, for those of you on older devices with large data sets. If you continue to have problems, please drop me a line at [email protected], and we will work to get you up and running again.
___________________________
As we come to the close of summer, we'll be taking a break to spend time with our families (including new baby A!). In the mean time, please continue to share any bugs you find or suggestions you have to make Symple the best it can be.
Enjoy a peaceful, relaxing and comfortable end of summer.
The cicada's cry, a hint -
The backend is nigh.
___________________________
This Update Haiku is inspired by the 17th century poet Matsuo Basho, and his beautiful verse on the sounds of the last days of summer (no, there's no reference to the eventual deployment of a backend in his poem!).
You won't find new features in this update. Rather, we invested a lot of time and code into preparing for the eventual migration to a server-based backend. This update contains a data migration tool and a prompt to backup your data via email. Please do so, and hang onto that email.
The data migration tool will also repair apps that crashed, for those of you on older devices with large data sets. If you continue to have problems, please drop me a line at [email protected], and we will work to get you up and running again.
___________________________
As we come to the close of summer, we'll be taking a break to spend time with our families (including new baby A!). In the mean time, please continue to share any bugs you find or suggestions you have to make Symple the best it can be.
Enjoy a peaceful, relaxing and comfortable end of summer.
2.0.4
2015-06-15
You share a taxi.
You share a bagel.
Now you can share your health graph.*
* but only if and when you want to!
___________________________
That's right, impress your friends, load up on Likes, blow it up on Twitter by sharing what you learn!
Did banning gluten cure your migraines? PROVE IT and SHARE IT!
___________________________
On a more practical note, you can also post a note to Facebook (there's a bug in FB now, so if you have the FB app installed, the integration isn't perfect) and Twitter.
But even MORE practically...build a list of notes to add to your next Doctor's Report. Keep a running list of questions and concerns to bring to your next office visit.
___________________________
Oh, did we mention the new and improved Doctor's Report?
- symptom history including ICD 10 codes
- severity (bubble color) & impact (bubble size)
- option to hide inactive symptom
- factors
- tagged journal entries
___________________________
And last but not least, we finally fixed that annoying passcode bug that Katherine was first to report, that Jan was first to confirm, and for which Isabel provided the final clue.
You share a bagel.
Now you can share your health graph.*
* but only if and when you want to!
___________________________
That's right, impress your friends, load up on Likes, blow it up on Twitter by sharing what you learn!
Did banning gluten cure your migraines? PROVE IT and SHARE IT!
___________________________
On a more practical note, you can also post a note to Facebook (there's a bug in FB now, so if you have the FB app installed, the integration isn't perfect) and Twitter.
But even MORE practically...build a list of notes to add to your next Doctor's Report. Keep a running list of questions and concerns to bring to your next office visit.
___________________________
Oh, did we mention the new and improved Doctor's Report?
- symptom history including ICD 10 codes
- severity (bubble color) & impact (bubble size)
- option to hide inactive symptom
- factors
- tagged journal entries
___________________________
And last but not least, we finally fixed that annoying passcode bug that Katherine was first to report, that Jan was first to confirm, and for which Isabel provided the final clue.
2.0.1
2015-03-10
Update Haiku
Through long, winter nights
we tinker and toil
awaiting snowdrops.
____________________
Here's what the melting snow revealed:
* Long-term graphing for 6mo+ is now super snappy!
* Getting started with Symple is easier & prettier & worthy of telling your friends :-)
* Edit symptom names is back and easier to figure out thanks to Karun.
* We've baked in a list of symptoms and their ICD-10 codes (your doctor will thank you) and editable descriptions (your memory will thank you) to make your data more useful in the exam room
* New users can try symple for FREE before upgrading to sympleComplete. Existing users should restore premium features when prompted.
>> Email me with questions! [email protected] <<
* And a whole bunch of code housekeeping that we could list here, but you'd get bored and then you wouldn't read...
* ...this. A huge thank you to our wonderful, responsive, generous customers. Your kind emails and feedback are inspiring and motivating. We are dedicated to all who keep on fighting the good fight.
PS as always, make sure you backup weekly. That's why the alert is there!
PPS if you have years of data stored in the app (you know who you are!) please be patient while downloading this update.
PPPS if you were having trouble restoring your purchase of the app this release should resolve any issues.
Through long, winter nights
we tinker and toil
awaiting snowdrops.
____________________
Here's what the melting snow revealed:
* Long-term graphing for 6mo+ is now super snappy!
* Getting started with Symple is easier & prettier & worthy of telling your friends :-)
* Edit symptom names is back and easier to figure out thanks to Karun.
* We've baked in a list of symptoms and their ICD-10 codes (your doctor will thank you) and editable descriptions (your memory will thank you) to make your data more useful in the exam room
* New users can try symple for FREE before upgrading to sympleComplete. Existing users should restore premium features when prompted.
>> Email me with questions! [email protected] <<
* And a whole bunch of code housekeeping that we could list here, but you'd get bored and then you wouldn't read...
* ...this. A huge thank you to our wonderful, responsive, generous customers. Your kind emails and feedback are inspiring and motivating. We are dedicated to all who keep on fighting the good fight.
PS as always, make sure you backup weekly. That's why the alert is there!
PPS if you have years of data stored in the app (you know who you are!) please be patient while downloading this update.
PPPS if you were having trouble restoring your purchase of the app this release should resolve any issues.
2.0
2015-03-09
Update Haiku
Through long, winter nights
we continue to tinker
to ship pristine code.
____________________
Here's what the melting snow revealed:
* Long-term graphing for 6mo+ is now super snappy!
* Getting started with Symple is easier & prettier & worthy of telling your friends :-)
* Edit symptom names is back and easier to figure out thanks to Karun.
* We've baked in a list of symptoms and their ICD-10 codes (your doctor will thank you) and editable descriptions (your memory will thank you) to make your data more useful in the exam room
* New users can try symple for FREE before upgrading to sympleComplete. Existing users should restore premium features when prompted.
>> Email me with questions! [email protected] <<
* And a whole bunch of code housekeeping that we could list here, but you'd get bored and then you wouldn't read...
* ...this. A huge thank you to our wonderful, responsive, generous customers. Your kind emails and feedback are inspiring and motivating. We are dedicated to all who keep on fighting the good fight.
PS as always, make sure you backup weekly. That's why the alert is there!
PPS if you have years of data stored in the app (you know who you are!) please be patient while downloading this update.
Through long, winter nights
we continue to tinker
to ship pristine code.
____________________
Here's what the melting snow revealed:
* Long-term graphing for 6mo+ is now super snappy!
* Getting started with Symple is easier & prettier & worthy of telling your friends :-)
* Edit symptom names is back and easier to figure out thanks to Karun.
* We've baked in a list of symptoms and their ICD-10 codes (your doctor will thank you) and editable descriptions (your memory will thank you) to make your data more useful in the exam room
* New users can try symple for FREE before upgrading to sympleComplete. Existing users should restore premium features when prompted.
>> Email me with questions! [email protected] <<
* And a whole bunch of code housekeeping that we could list here, but you'd get bored and then you wouldn't read...
* ...this. A huge thank you to our wonderful, responsive, generous customers. Your kind emails and feedback are inspiring and motivating. We are dedicated to all who keep on fighting the good fight.
PS as always, make sure you backup weekly. That's why the alert is there!
PPS if you have years of data stored in the app (you know who you are!) please be patient while downloading this update.
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Qsalex,
Useful and well-designed
All the features, about which you can read in the description, are here, everything works properly, and I have no complaints about the design. Love the Journal feature, hopefully I will soon be needing only this one)
