Propeller

I never write reviews, but this app was SO GOOD I had to share my experience with everyone. This is a super sleek, well-executed health tracker to help people with asthma. I was recently diagnosed with asthma about a week ago. I struggled with the symptoms for multiple years. I finally got the correct diagnosis but I never could pinpoint what was causing the issues. While looking for air quality apps, I saw this app and thought I would give it a try. I saw I could get a free tracker to go with my rescue inhaler. It was super quick shipping and FREE 🥳 I’ve used it with the app over the past week and within a few days I had tons of data on symptoms and usage— I finally now know my triggers. As an Engineer, I was happy to see this app does *truly does* trending and analysis. You can access cool reports on usage and reliable forecasts. App Devs, you’re really contributing to making lives of people better. ❤️ Thank you and well done.

First and foremost, I truly believe Propeller was sent from above. I recently had my life-long father figure pass away due to uncontrolled COPD. I feel like this app was advertised to me on Instagram for a reason. I scrolled by the ad ,and immediately went back to it. I checked it out, and saw that I might be eligible for free sensors... which I was. At this point I had no idea what it was. I saw the app had about 14 reviews though, which I thought was a sign of an unfortunate launch. Man was I wrong. Right off the bat I was blown away by the app’s functionality and how polished it was. It’s feature complete. It’s smooth. It gives important insight. For those of us who are bound to corticosteroids for the rest of our lives, Propeller is a godsend. I can’t say it enough. The sensors have alarms and remind you daily when to use your maintenance inhalers. You get a notification on your phone as well. I can barely I can’t say it enough. This app and the inhaler sensors have my asthma under control better than ever. Imagine that there are millions of apps out there that have no purpose besides collecting money through micro transactions and advertisement. PROPELLER CAN SAVE LIVES. Thank you so much. If you guys need a testimony for a commercial, I’m your guy.

I downloaded this after my son was diagnosed with asthma. I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, and this ended up being a great resource to help his dad and I keep track of his inhalers, and help us communicate better with his doctors. There are only two things that I think could be improved: 1) I have never been able to complete the ACT. Every time I finish it, it just gives me the spinning loading symbol. If I try going to another screen and going back, it tells me to hit continue to finish, but still just gives me the loading symbol. 2) I wish you could differentiate between morning and even doses. Right now my son is doing two puffs at night and one in the morning. Unfortunately it only gives the option for the same dose at different times of day. If these two issues were fixed, I wouldn’t have a single complaint, I absolutely love this app, it makes life so much easier. Thank you!!!

I'm 24 and have suffered with severe Asthma over half my life. After being hospitalized from it my doctors have made me keep a detailed list of everything Propeller already keeps track of. I no longer need 3-4 apps to know what my doctors want to know. I no longer waste hours looking up and tracking everything. It's so simple. I use my inhaler and it's already recorded. It's taken a lot of stress and inconvenience out of my life. I've even noticed a trigger that I never realized before. Every few days I might have to reconnect the sensor with my phone, which is just opening the app and pushing a button, it takes less than 10 seconds. I highly recommend this service to anyone that has Asthma.

So far, this is mostly working. The prevention med reminders are nice, and it syncs great. But it’s lowering my score for “nighttime events.” In reality, I’m a night shift worker, so, no, I’m not waking up with symptoms, I’m already awake at 3AM. If I used it at noon, that would be waking up with symptoms. So, it would be great to be able to set a schedule to let it know when I’m typically awake. It would also be nice to have it disregard scheduled inhalations. My pulmonologist recommends taking a dose of my rescue inhaler immediately before a hard workout, and those are keeping me just out of having a “well-controlled” score. The data is still useful to my doctor, who does know my schedule, and my exercise usage, but it would be fun to see the score reflect reality.