Health and Fitness - Latest Releases
Apr 09, 2019 - Renowned physician and WeTV's Marriage Bootcamp host, Dr. Ish Major endorses Key of Life, a comprehensive medical record-keeping app for patients and their families. Key Of Life was specifically developed to provide patients with a medical records storage option that can be shared with anyone. Users can maintain, record, track, and update their medical information, and share their records with family, loved ones, physicians, specialists, first responders, or anyone else of their choosing.
Feb 12, 2019 - Florida based developer, Key of Life App, LLC releases Key Of Life 1.3, a comprehensive medical record-keeping app for patients and their families. Key Of Life was specifically developed to provide anyone with a medical records storage option that can be shared with anyone. Users can maintain, record, track, and update their medical information, and share their records with family, loved ones, physicians, specialists, first responders, or anyone else of their choosing.
Jan 29, 2019 - UK based Zuvolo Ltd releases Zuvolo Cycling for iPhone, the first stage of the ultimate location sharing app for cyclists. Quickly share your location and see your cycling friends in real-time. Let your loved ones see you're safe and well. You have total control over your privacy - decide who can see you and when. Use Markers to mark meeting points on the map, share your favourite cafes, tag hills, and leave messages at important locations. Meeting up and keeping safe has never been easier.
Dec 17, 2018 - Indie developer James Hollender offers version 3.1.1 of his iNutrients app with the entire USDA National Nutrient Database (Internet access NOT required) for: Calories, Carbohydrates, Dietary Cholesterol, Fiber, Potassium, Proteins, Saturated Fat, Sodium, Sugars and Vitamin K. The database now includes 8,789 different foods and 15,438 food servings. Even with this large quantity it may still not be enough. Users can now add their own custom foods and food servings to help fill that gap.
Dec 11, 2018 - Ohio based Lost Technology LLP releasees SniperSight 1.1 for the iOS platform, an app for improving eyesight without needing lenses or surgery. A method devised by Dr. Horatio Bates, and based on organized pattern of exercises for all kinds of eye conditions, SniperSight can help anyone who use lenses/spectacles to regain vision and start reading letters and numbers more clearly. The methods have been specifically designed to suit the users of every age group.
Dec 04, 2018 - Renowned Australian psychologist, Mark Grant releases Sleep Restore 1.1.3 for iOS and Android. Uniquely designed for sufferers of stress-related insomnia, Sleep Restore harnesses the power of bilateral stimulation to turn off tension and worry to help restore normal sleep functioning. On first use, the app evaluates issues causing a person to suffer from insomnia and then selects a specialized set of audio treatments for them to listen to as they lay down to sleep.
Oct 24, 2018 - Rockne Production LLC today announces FlavorBaby 1.0, the company's free, baby taste planner and tracker app developed exclusively for iOS devices. FlavorBaby offers an evidence-based approach to shaping a baby's taste preferences, utilizing the natural process of early flavor learning. The app divides vegetables into four major flavor families and then provides moms with a "Flavor the Day," giving her the flexibility to choose the vegetable she prefers from within that day's flavor family.
Sep 18, 2018 - Version 3.1.1 of the iNutrients (no connection required) app by independent developer James Hollender contains the entire USDA National Nutrient Database for: Calories, Carbohydrates, Dietary Cholesterol, Fiber, Potassium, Proteins, Saturated Fat, Sodium, Sugars and Vitamin K. The database now includes 8,789 different foods and 15,438 food servings. Even with this large quantity it may still not be enough so users can add their own Custom Foods.
Sep 12, 2018 - KerCodex today introduces Color'Mate 1.0, their new app developed for iPhone and iPad devices. Color'Mate was designed with the help of colorblinds to mitigate two of their main problems: understanding how colors relate to one another, and help discriminate colors that appear very similar (like red or ripe blackberries for the protanope). You quickly switch between modes by simply rotating your device to portrait or landscape.
