JUMPER Health for Android

No ability to share to Google Health or any other app. What is the point of BT integration if you still have to manually transcribe/record it? Keeps crashing. No ability to manage data/settings on BP device. Chinese shows up as button choices.

I Downloaded this app to use with Oxiline BP monitor. —Registration- ‘ Height’ is in centimeters with no option to change it to inches. I needed to convert to cm to enter my height. The ‘continue’ buttons are hidden by the on-screen keyboard, though once you press anywhere else on the screen after entering the data then the keyboard goes away and you can continue. App should be modified to put the continue button at the top of the screen or to close the keyboard when user hits enter. —There is a basic report where user can see history in raw data format. But that history is ONLY for readings taken while the app is connected to the machine. The App does NOT upload readings taken when the app is not connected to the device. —The trend (‘tendency’) chart for week and month only shows the latest BP. It does not show week/month average data when those options are selected. Though the ‘year’ option does appear to be an average of all BP readings in the year. (The report error/failure of week and month might be due to less then a week of data??) —poor user interface, user has to guess to click on three dots to find the historical data in list format and an option to graph the history (which doesn’t work). —Can’t scroll through daily history on the main page/chart, and after the initial reading the actual values no longer show in the display, only as dots on the chart. And the dots do not show actual value when touched. —since the daily chart view only shows the latest reading, there is no trending graphic of the daily data. —there is no way to export or print the data other than a screen print, though the web site for oxiline BP monitor states the data can be exported in cvs format. The ‘share’ option shares (via email, Facebook google or twitter) what looks like a link to a foreign website where the data has possibly been uploaded… I emailed it to myself and the email I got said the message wasn’t formatted properly and couldn’t be displayed. I copied the link prior to sending the email and tried to access it- it gave an error “the requested resource is not available”. (The data should instead be formatted BY THE APP, and allow the user to email or save that formatted file onto their device directly. NO external web site should be involved.) —cannot use the basic IOS press-and-copy feature on the data list screen, which would at least allow me to manually copy the data to paste it into another app or spreadsheet. —no option to sync the data with Google Health app as many other BP apps do today. Making the app and the BP product from oxiline ‘obscure’, one-off products not likely to survive in today’s market without significant improvements to the app. Users wanting a Bluetooth interface to their BP monitor want the reporting, history and sharing features a well-written app/interface provides. Frankly I’m only keeping the very expensive BP monitor that uses this app as a backup now. The lack of ability to get historical readings uploaded from the BP monitor, lack of ability to produce and share a report DIRECTLY via email or printer using the app, and the lack of a way to synch the data to Google Health would all have been dealbreakers had I known before I purchased the device.

The registration screen for this app does not work. Unable to create login. Very disappointed.

The app connects to my BP device, as long as my Bluetooth isn’t connected to anything else. It records the BP in a list but not to the graphing feature.

The data from the BP records on the app but does not export to the chart.