Welltory: Мое здоровье и пуль‪с‬ 12+

My life swirls with emotional stress which requires the help of a psychiatrist and a therapist and appropriate use of drugs. I do my sampling of heart rate variability four hours after an anti-anxiety pill and a nap. If I had done my daily sample just after I had been very stressed for three hours, the results would have been differed. I am encouraged to see results that show that with my support including medicines that I am resilient. This is consistent with my having survived three major physician errors involving the rupture of my appendix a week after my 75th birthday. I too am a physician but am a woman and I believe that this is why the three physicians ignored my telling them that I had just ruptured my appendix. They elected to wait 3days to do my surgery and stopped all my medicine even though I had arrived in the ER with a current list of my drugs. As a result, at the time of surgery I had a grand mal seizure, was mildly psychotic and dehydrated and had a bacterial abcess in my abcess in my appendix and small bowel. I had a blood stream infection. I survived and ultimately went home. So I give this software a thoughtful excellent review for my first seven days. If you are not familiar with medical words and ways of thinking, the detailed information may be overwhelming at first. It is worth staying with the program and learning how to use it in your life. Bravo!

Hi there, and thank you for your detailed review and high rating. We are glad you enjoy the app and really appreciate your feedback. It's very important to track your wellbeing nowadays. Please, take care of yourself and stay safe.

facing difficulty in navigating through the application. I can understand how challenging it can be to find the information you need, especially with a learning disability. It is great to hear that the application has been helpful in identifying your stress levels and other heart-related information.

Perhaps one solution to simplify the information overload could be to customize the application's dashboard to your personal preferences. You could have your most frequently accessed data displayed on the main screen, and other data can be accessed through specific tabs. Additionally, a #search function could be added that allows you to type in what you're looking for and brings up relevant information.

hopefully, the developers can take your feedback into consideration to improve the user experience for people with similar challenges in the future. What I really want is my heart rate I want my blood pressure and I want my sine wave function all in one place. It’s very difficult in the settings to use it. If you could enlighten me what to do, I would appreciate it. Eyes started studying hearts in the seventh grade. When I wrote a paper on the heart I’m an expert on hearts I have a gerontology degree I study Mindbody Medicine I know a lot, but this thing has shown me things that I never even thought of before I Schopenhauer said Genius is describing someone something that no one else has even imagined

Thank you for sharing your experience with the Welltory app! We are glad to hear that the app has been helpful for you in identifying your stress levels and other heart-related information. We understand that navigating through the app can be difficult sometimes in the beginning, you can use the Help section of the app for finding some helpful answers to your questions. Please also let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.

I have Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), a disorder that affects my autonomic nervous system. Some consequences are that I frequently have an unusually high heart rate as well as unusually low heart rate variability (along with sometimes dangerously low blood pressure). I got a Welltory subscription because I like being able to get more fine grained data about my heart functioning, and I love that part! I can take an extended measurement using the Breathe app and get a lot of useful information that way. But I don’t love the various summaries and suggestions that the app issues on the basis of my data. Or at the very least, I find them confusing and extremely difficult to interpret. I’m not sure if that’s because my own case is unusual (because of the POTS) or if this is a more general issue, but this morning, for example, I woke up to find two alerts issued while I was in bed overnight. One was a very low variability measurement and a warning: “Your body is screaming at you!” The other one, issued just a few hours later, urged 90 minutes of exercise: “Today is a great day for a killer workout!” I generally try to ignore all of this stuff anyway (I live a lot of my life, even my “resting” life, at 120+ BPM already, so I have to let my heart call the shots when it comes to “killer workouts”), but it would be really nice to be able to bypass some of these suggestions entirely. They’re just added clutter and stress that I don’t need.

Hello Elizabeth, and thanks a lot for such a detailed and comprehensive feedback! We're glad you find our app useful in general. We put a lot of effort into creating both the technological and educational value of our app. As for the recommendations, we understand your point and will pass it on to our team for consideration. Please, feel free to contact us via in-app chat. We're always there to help you improve your well-being and increase your energy and productivity levels.