Inspyre by SmartMonitor

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I was extremely excited about this kind of an app as I hoped it could detect seizures. I was looking forward to being able to possibly have more freedom and give me and my family some piece of mind. Especially if I’m alone. My son discovered it and made sure it was downloaded onto my phone and watch immediately. Well unless you develop a way to actually REGISTER, then this is a completely useless app. Why would you develop something so promising but forget the key element allowing the user to register. I’m not sure if that was intentional just to be jerks or access cell phone information. Regardless, this is nothing more than a complete waste of time and space. Way to mess with people who are chronically ill by giving some false hope and sense of security. Take the program down!! Jerks!

When you have submitted your subscription the app works flawlessly and seems to learn from your body. Some people left poor reviews stating they couldn’t get logged in or get a response from customer service. I was able to log in the day after my payment was processed and my subscription started. The app does work and customer service was so responsive they actually care about you and I received responses within 2 hours at the longest. I suggest if you have one arm that moves more than the other, for example when I have a grand mal seizure my family says that my right arm starts convulsing first and that it always moves upward a convulses harder than my left arm, I switched my Apple Watch to my right wrist to be more accurate with abnormal motion detection. While my legs lock up and convulse. Every muscle in my body seems to convulse during a grand mal. But it usually starts with my right arm, which I why I switched my watch to my right wrist as it starts there. I may have auras first and not have enough time to respond or yell for help, SmartMonitor alerts my contacts (husband & mother) immediately.

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Downloaded the app and eventually figured out how to pay for it on Friday. No luck in getting a log in and password though. So on Monday finally got a hold of “customer service” and they were rude as could be but promised to have a log in, password and all the documentation emailed by end of business Monday. Well, it is now Wednesday night and still have yet to receive anything from them and multiple attempts to contact their “customer service” only gets a voicemail. What a joke!! Didn’t want to give it a single star but had to give it one. Is it possible to give negative stars?

For all of you confused about the login screen, you have to call/message SmartMonitor to get a subscription and login. This app absolutely does work, and I’ve been using it for years. It sends text messages with alerts and locations of seizure activity, as well as calling someone in your contact list. Try reading and researching before calling it garbage, thx.

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This is the most confusing app I’ve ever seen on an iPhone interface. Once downloaded, it directs you to a log in screen. THATS IT. No register/sign in.... JUST SIGN IN. Once I went to the developer website I figured out how to direct myself to the app’s registration page where you have to purchase a package. If this would’ve been put in the app it would have made the MOST difference. As it stands this app is useless to any average person who doesn’t know this information and is just trying to find a way to alert someone if they have a seizure.