ViHealth

Name: ViHealth
Rating: 3.12313 (934 reviews)

Health & Fitness

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ViHealth

Health & Fitness

3.1

0.9K ratings

Age Rating

17+

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Shenzhen Viatom Technology Co., Ltd.

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$7.99 – $74.99

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User Reviews for ViHealth

New software update worsened user experience for me

After the new update, the app started being all weird. When you launch it, it supposed to go to the screen where it lists all of your devices. Instead, it jumps right into the VisualBeat (EKG) device while I’m not even wearing it. I’m wearing the ring (O2). I have to reboot my phone to get to the main screen where you can choose your device.Then, all of my historical data was cleared off of my phone. Are we supposed to subscribe to Wellue’s storage cloud in order to save stats gathered from my devices so we can look at historical data to ensure that the lifestyle changes I’m making is improving my heart health? I’ve done drastic things in an effort to improve my heart health, but now I can’t see if it’s making a difference anymore as ALL my data that should be stored on the phone is GONE.I can literally see my heart rate increase while writing this. Made so much drastic changes in my life to lose weight and improve my heart health, but seems like my monitoring tools is helping create more stress.

Bouphie, Jul 04, 2020

Worst app ever

4 1/2 months of continuous problems with the app not working. Customer/tech support is useless. They constantly ask for photos and videos of the problems. The app just does not work; how do you take a photo of an app that won’t download? Fixes are constantly promised. Suggestions are useless, they’ve already been tried. I have a Pulsebit heart monitor that is impossible to use. It doesn’t analyze the data and now the data won’t download at all! 5 1/2 months of emails back and forth and it takes forever to get a response when they do respond. I have never seen an app this bad! The latest issue is to get the app to download I have to shut off my phone and restart, for each monitor reading! They said to get the update but there are no updates available. First they said they had server issues, then blamed my phone, now it’s a nonexistent update. And now once again they are not responding. WORST APP AND WORST SERVICE EVER!

bthfd so nlouygfdfx, May 04, 2022

Worst app ever

bthfd so nlouygfdfx, Dec 20, 2022

Does not work

I’ve used this app for a year. It provided the data that I used to better understand the feedback from my CPAP device.Then everything changed, the data logged for my O2Ring disappeared from the app. There is a page to add my O2Ring that does not add it. The app is useless and confusing. The history I get is a list of days with an O2 number which used to be available but which is useless to me. There is a button called “adopt” which doesn’t do anything! I used to get a graph which showed the O2 levels throughout the night so I could see when my O2 levels dropped to dangerous levels. Now I get absolutely nothing of any value. I wrote the team and they said they fixed it. I don’t know what they fixed but it didn’t help me. I am angry that they could just change the app like that, without notice to users, and worse that they could do so without capability to restore the previous version when the new version failed.

buvfxwhy, Jan 05, 2023

It works great!

I gave it only four stars because I could not figure out how to wear it on my right hand and be able to read the display and because it is not capable of connecting to an iPhone and iPad at the same time. Other than that, it so works beautifully. When the next version of iPadOS comes out, it will have the Health app, and that will be my primary for collecting the data as the app looks a lot better on the iPad. But it has shown that my Apple Watch is reading at times as much as 4 points higher, as it does when I am at the doctor’s office, and they take my SpO₂. I have yet to validate it against the measurements taken at the doctor’s office, but I have an appointment soon where I will be able to do that. I also would like a 24/7 model that does not restrict the use of my fingers. Perhaps a wrist model that is a bit larger to accommodate 24/7 use.EDIT1: After installing iPadOS 17, I expected Vihealth to send it's data to the Heath app. After all, it is the one place all of my health metrics from all of my devices, including non-Apple devices, send their data. As a result, I have dropped my reading from foe stars to three. It appears that they changed the ability to store the data as it is classified as “inactive” in the list of data sources for SpO₂.

ChloeMS, Sep 20, 2023

Simple and effective for my Wellue ECG device

I’m keeping an eye at heart rhythm and rate while I have an Afib episode, and afterwards to make sure I don’t raise my heart rate too much. It’s great the device buzzes when going over a rate you can define yourself. Message to developers: please do not change how the app works. It’s perfect! The heart rate screen and ECG screen are very handy. The only thing I wish for is a much longer (scrollable) timeline for heart rate.Update June 10, 2023: WOW! They added in-app ECG analysis. Game changer! I will be traveling over summer it will be a great tool! Message fo developers: please please please do not remove this feature. I’d like to be able to be able to use it through August of this year.

Happydutch, Jun 10, 2023

Nice App, but...

I was recently diagnosed with Afib with RVR. They had to shock my heart back to sinus rhythm AED pads. I’ve been on medication for over 6 months now to keep it under control. My heart appears healthy and normal to doctors. My young age has led my electrocardiophysiologist to suspect sleep apnea. A sleep study confirmed that’s most likely the case. Couple that with changing sleep rhythms of a graveyard work shift and drinking... well.. health issues can arise. I’ve quit drinking... mostly. And I’ve been using fancy gadgets like this O2 monitor and app to keep track of my events. I’ve been using it for about two months now. Syncs perfectly and works every time(provided I remember to charge it). It’s uncovering some interesting data. It even syncs with the apple health app! My only real gripes are that it doesn’t have an iPad optimized app or, as far as I know, a Mac OS app. It’d also be nice to have ways to export the data or print graphs to present to my doctor. My CPAP has an SD card that allows me to pull detailed data from. I would really like to be able to align the data pulled from the CPAP with the data I get from the O2 monitor. It’s still extremely useful. Just limited in it’s usefulness. 4 stars is fair in my opinion.

jesus hates us all, Oct 16, 2020

The recent update makes the the WORST APP EVER

And let me emphasize worst! It DOES NOT WORK! I have the baby oximeter for my daughter who gets seizures but after the update, it keeps telling me that it cannot sign me on because I’ve logged out, well I just logged on how is it that I am not logged on?! It wouldn’t let me update the profile and it doesn’t have ANY HISTORY!!! No history of what happened during the previous night at all! It doesn’t download any of the history which is why basically why I got this device so that I can review when she desaturates at night and establish pattern or in case she had a seizure at night and I missed it and now there’s no way to tell!!!! This new version just doesn’t WORK FULL STOP PERIOD!!! This is soo awful please just revert o what it was before. Having a child with disabilities there are so much stuff that I need to do, I just need things to be simple and straight to the point, I have so many different things to worry about my child and I just need an app that works, don’t need bells and whistles just simple effective and to the point and the new update of this app is just the opposite! Who are the developers of this app, they should all be fired because it simply does not work!!!!!

jhbbjk, Dec 28, 2022

Overall, good

Great for monitoring heart rate. Apple Health integration would be helpful. I wish I could see both the O2 and HR at the same time on screen, when it flips around it’s hard to read. I wish I could charge and wear at the same time, so I could charge it at night and wear it. I charge it while I shower and do dishes. It can be slow to adjust to sudden tachycardia, and walking around can be too much movement to actually monitor HR. Overall helpful. The alarms are my favorite part, I appreciate that I can adjust the threshold and strength, great for when sleeping. I have heart conditions and it provides good insight for my doctors for my day-to-day activities.

leo.v.d, Mar 07, 2020

Bought the pulse oximeter for Bluetooth, but the app is limited

If you want to view your blood oxygen level and heart rate in real time and don’t want/need reports, this might be a good hardware/app combo. However, if you want valuable reports or the ability to export your data look elsewhere. After recording you can scroll thru the data within the app. This can give you useful insight as to how your pulse and oxygen levels change over time and activity (not running, but walking, sitting, sleeping, etc.). The “report” the app generates is nothing more than a screen shot of the entire recording. The app records data points once/sec so all of the data is crammed into the width of the phone’s screen. Any recordings longer than than 15-30 minutes are essentially useless. It’s difficult to describe without a picture, but if your levels vary by much at all the graphs don’t look like a single line varying between different values, but instead like a jagged colored blob. This makes the report useless beyond the max/min and average values at the top of the screen. There’s no option to export the data either. So you can’t chart it in a spreadsheet to make any sense out of the data.The device’s display is also always on, so be ready to change batteries if you’re trying to record overnight. I exchanged this pulse oximeter for one that saves data internally (up to 40hrs) and then syncs with its app. It also has a detailed report and exports to CSV.

Mal Exemplar, Mar 15, 2021

Description

This ViHealth APP works with your Viatom devices. It enables you to view history data in devices: -Connect the device via Bluetooth; -Get data from device; ViHealth is a personal health management application that works with your Viatom devices to bring the health monitoring equipment into full play, allowing easy health management. View historical data Measurements of the device can be synchronized to the APP that supports multiple styles of data display, enabling you to track your health conditions and achieve health goals.

Real-time monitoring The APP provides a more user-friendly reading format, making it easy to quickly identify health conditions. Share report Share your health report with your relatives or doctors to enjoy more efficient health management. Multi-user management The APP supports health management for multiple users, helping you take care of your family members. Support Apple Health The content provided by the APP and the device must be combined with professional advice and cannot be used for medical purposes. BP2 has received regulatory approvals in the US, EEA. FDA 510(k) numbers: K193348 CE # 0197,NMPA , MDL,TGA PF-10 has recevied regulatory approvals in the EEA, Canada.