Endometrix Hack 2.27 + Redeem Codes
Endometriosis Health Tracker
Developer: EndoMetrix
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: 2.27
ID: com.endometrix
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Description
Empowering you with science-backed insights into how endometriosis or chronic pelvic pain personally affects you. Understand and effectively manage your overall health with insights that identify, then showcase patterns between your symptom severity over time, physical health, mental health, and new interventions (e.g. medicinal, non-medicinal). Visualize all of the data you track with our Today’s Symptom Average, Calendar, or Data Overview features to help communicate how endometriosis personally affects you with your loved ones or your chosen healthcare provider.
Our insight generating techniques are backed by a combination of peer-reviewed scientific literature, surveys with more than 1800 people with suspected or confirmed endometriosis, one-on-one interviews with more than 60 people, and consultations with endometriosis and infertility-specialized healthcare providers and researchers throughout the world.
Tracking:
- A quick and simple way for you to track your symptoms multiple times a day.
- Our symptom and treatment categories give you the option to rate the severity of how the most common symptoms of endometriosis affect you.
- Tags allow you to choose how your symptoms uniquely affect you. For example, you can tag that you are having sharp pain in your lower back or that you are feeling brain fog.
- Additionally, track what medications you are taking, if you are flaring, if you had sex, or if you are menstruating while using Factors.
- Explain how you feel in further detail using Notes to mark important health events like what types of medication you are taking, how heavy your flow is, what color your discharge is, or what kind of sex (external, penetrative) you had that day.
Self-Care Programs (accessible through in app purchases):
- Our programs showcase different video series created by professionals who are fellow endowarriors to help you manage your symptoms.
- Our current programs focus on topics like nutrition, meditation, and pain-relieving yoga.
Calendar:
- See how your health looks over a month to help you, a loved one, or a doctor understand how often and how severely you are affected by your symptoms.
- Symptom severity is color-coded. For instance, blue means "none" and red means "unbearable".
- Click on past days within Calendar to track what you missed.
The progress of our app is ongoing; therefore, we are committed to maintaining open communication with you to ensure our features meet your unique needs. If you feel like something is missing, please click the feedback button on the Settings page to send us a message about how you think we can improve to meet your needs!
Terms of Service - https://endo-metrix.com/terms-of-service
Privacy Policy - https://endo-metrix.com/privacy-policy
Our insight generating techniques are backed by a combination of peer-reviewed scientific literature, surveys with more than 1800 people with suspected or confirmed endometriosis, one-on-one interviews with more than 60 people, and consultations with endometriosis and infertility-specialized healthcare providers and researchers throughout the world.
Tracking:
- A quick and simple way for you to track your symptoms multiple times a day.
- Our symptom and treatment categories give you the option to rate the severity of how the most common symptoms of endometriosis affect you.
- Tags allow you to choose how your symptoms uniquely affect you. For example, you can tag that you are having sharp pain in your lower back or that you are feeling brain fog.
- Additionally, track what medications you are taking, if you are flaring, if you had sex, or if you are menstruating while using Factors.
- Explain how you feel in further detail using Notes to mark important health events like what types of medication you are taking, how heavy your flow is, what color your discharge is, or what kind of sex (external, penetrative) you had that day.
Self-Care Programs (accessible through in app purchases):
- Our programs showcase different video series created by professionals who are fellow endowarriors to help you manage your symptoms.
- Our current programs focus on topics like nutrition, meditation, and pain-relieving yoga.
Calendar:
- See how your health looks over a month to help you, a loved one, or a doctor understand how often and how severely you are affected by your symptoms.
- Symptom severity is color-coded. For instance, blue means "none" and red means "unbearable".
- Click on past days within Calendar to track what you missed.
The progress of our app is ongoing; therefore, we are committed to maintaining open communication with you to ensure our features meet your unique needs. If you feel like something is missing, please click the feedback button on the Settings page to send us a message about how you think we can improve to meet your needs!
Terms of Service - https://endo-metrix.com/terms-of-service
Privacy Policy - https://endo-metrix.com/privacy-policy
Version history
2.27
2020-11-01
Bug Fixes related to localization.
2.26
2020-10-07
Fixed few issues related to Translation strings in Swedish language
2.25
2020-10-07
- Added support for Swedish Language
- Implemented design changes in Notification
- Fixed issues related to keyboard handling in Sign up Flow.
- Implemented design changes in Notification
- Fixed issues related to keyboard handling in Sign up Flow.
2.24
2020-09-24
Modified Questions in Signup flow
2.23
2020-09-20
Users can now add a reminder in the settings section of the app.
2.22
2020-09-11
Added link to the sources for health or medical recommendations, calculations, references, wellness reports. In the Setting screen of the app.
2.2
2020-08-27
Added Analytics for tracking downloads
2.1
2020-08-26
Additional tracking options, Self-care programs and design improvements.
2.0
2020-06-17
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Programs (Self-care programs, auto-renews monthly) |
Free |
EA098187679✱✱✱✱✱ | A8DC47A✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Programs (Self-care programs, auto-renews yearly) |
Free |
EA098187679✱✱✱✱✱ | A8DC47A✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
3.8 out of 5
15 Ratings
Reviews
Ana10147,
Calendar needs fixing
Overall I really like that I can track my symptoms and pain but the calendar does not match. At night it always tracks for the next day rather than the current day. It just messes up my tracking and is sorta frustrating.
lumpypunkin,
so what happened?
after a terrible flare up this weekend, I was elated to find this app. my usual period tracker app doesn’t let me get specific with my symptoms (“are you in pain? YES or NO”) so seeing the range of tags here was so fantastic. i also really love the color coded sliders and overall simplified look, but now as i open this again i see all the spots where things need work. there’s no way to go to previous dates on the calendar to add any data, which is a must, and parts of this app seem generally broken. there is no way to view info about the prominently mentioned survey, and updates on this obviously stopped in fall of 2020.
did you… just get the sample size you needed and decide this wasn’t important anymore? HUGELY disappointing and sad. please take this out of the app store so we don’t get our hopes up AGAIN about another endo app that’s only planning to be temporary. we live with this condition for life.
did you… just get the sample size you needed and decide this wasn’t important anymore? HUGELY disappointing and sad. please take this out of the app store so we don’t get our hopes up AGAIN about another endo app that’s only planning to be temporary. we live with this condition for life.
StarlightAura,
This is a great app that has a lot of great potential
I’ve been using this for about 3 weeks (give or take) it’s very useful for tracking endometriosis symptoms. My only suggestion i have currently is having more categories to track more isolated symptoms and their intensities. Another thing that would be nice is a way to pinpoint where in the body we’re feeling the pain.
My.4.Babies,
Wish the calendar worked
I really like this app. It’s easy to use and intuitive, however the calendar feature crashes the app, rendering the app unusable for tracking.
candidly frightened,
Very thankful for this app but it needs some work
After trying to use period tracking apps and being disappointed to find that they offer no tags/options to chart symptoms as severe as mine, I was very happy to find this app. I have some suggestions though:
1. I’d love for the “Feelings” section to have a larger variety of tags. There isn’t a single one related to sadness/depression/despair etc. which are what I’ve been experiencing for the past two weeks while dealing with this seemingly endless pain. There could also be a tag for “sensitive” or “emotional” or “excessive crying”.
2. It also would be nice to have a tag for “pelvic pain” under the “Overall pain” section, I’m experiencing pain in my general uterus area and the closest option I can find to that is “deep vaginal” which doesn’t feel like it fits this symptom.
3. Being able to add tags to the “Bleeding”, “Flaring”, “Extra Medication”, and “Sex” sections would be great. There could be tags for different types of bleeding (ex. thick, thin, chunky/clots, brown/rusty, heavy, light); tags for different types of medication (hormone therapy, oral birth control, painkillers — it would be nice to be able to track how helpful the medications are); and more tracking options for sex (was intercourse painful? was it a sharp or dull pain? painful in general or only painful occasionally/during certain positions? etc.)
4. I am unable to add information on that show up as yellow, labeled “symptom average.” I went to a different day to track some symptoms but forgot to add a note and now it won’t let me. I don’t know how to fix it.
Overall I am a fan of this app and will be using it going forward, I hope to see some of these suggestions added in the future!
1. I’d love for the “Feelings” section to have a larger variety of tags. There isn’t a single one related to sadness/depression/despair etc. which are what I’ve been experiencing for the past two weeks while dealing with this seemingly endless pain. There could also be a tag for “sensitive” or “emotional” or “excessive crying”.
2. It also would be nice to have a tag for “pelvic pain” under the “Overall pain” section, I’m experiencing pain in my general uterus area and the closest option I can find to that is “deep vaginal” which doesn’t feel like it fits this symptom.
3. Being able to add tags to the “Bleeding”, “Flaring”, “Extra Medication”, and “Sex” sections would be great. There could be tags for different types of bleeding (ex. thick, thin, chunky/clots, brown/rusty, heavy, light); tags for different types of medication (hormone therapy, oral birth control, painkillers — it would be nice to be able to track how helpful the medications are); and more tracking options for sex (was intercourse painful? was it a sharp or dull pain? painful in general or only painful occasionally/during certain positions? etc.)
4. I am unable to add information on that show up as yellow, labeled “symptom average.” I went to a different day to track some symptoms but forgot to add a note and now it won’t let me. I don’t know how to fix it.
Overall I am a fan of this app and will be using it going forward, I hope to see some of these suggestions added in the future!
Autumn_R_T,
Glitchy
Cool concept and tracks the simple basics for a pain diary, but very glitchy and doesn’t save my entries.
