Smart Asthma: Forecast Asthma

Smart Respiratory

About this app

There’s more to life than surviving asthma. Attack Asthma, Predict Asthma and Beat it.

We re-invented the peak flow meter so asthma patients like you can conveniently manage your symptoms and get on with life.

Why use Smart Asthma?

• World’s first AI forecast helps you prepare and prevent attacks

• The only system using CompEx events to detect your inhalers are not working

• Conveniently share asthma control data with your nurse/doctor in a few taps


How it works

• Personalised reminders to fit your lifestyle, to help give you back control

• Record Symptoms and Reliever inhaler puffs

• 3 colour zones tell you when you are getting better or worse

• The built-in Asthma Action Plan tells you what you need to do

• Follow the lung function of a loved one when they are not with you


Smart Peak Flow

The Smart Asthma app works best with the Smart Peak Flow device that measures your peak flow using light sensor technology and sends it to the app. It works with any smartphone, connects by the audio jack or our Bluetooth Adapter and is more accurate than normal peak flow meters.


The Smart Peak Flow device is officially registered and can be marketed in the following countries as a medical device:

- Australia

- Chile

- Egypt

- EU

- Hong Kong

- India

- Indonesia

- Israel

- Morocco

- New Zealand

- Norway

- Serbia

- Singapore

- South Africa

- Switzerland

- Taiwan

- Thailand

- Turkey

- Ukraine

- UK

- UAE


To get a Smart Peak Flow device, visit www.smartasthma.com. Delivered worldwide within 3 to 5 days.

The use of the app does not exempt the user from regular medical consultation or empower them to make independent decisions regarding treatment.

For more information, visit our website (www.smartasthma.com) or email ([e-mail])

Ratings and reviews

It's a good app. Now, I can share my details with GP so they know about my health. The only issue is that the errors are frequently when the app tries to collaborate with the device, and I have to power off the device and restart it rather than automatically. The device you blow 3 times, it will pick 1, which is towards good even though you used all your strength to blow 1st, 2nd or 3rd and rest 2 times was down a lot. Clever. The bag to carry device rubbish, device for inhaler very loose

Not keen on the cheesy wording of the reminders, and the device swivels in my phone port, so blowing into it feels like it might not be accurate. Useful to have a log of readings, though, and it's more precise than the peak flow meter supplied by my GP. I paid for the device at the end of the free trial, and I'm almost convinced it was worth it.

Seems to work well with the device. I seem to get consistent reading when feeling well, im taking this as the devise is quite accurate. On point when using the meter you must be in good light or it will not read. Stand in the window or under a light. Remember you have to buy the devise. Would be nice if you could edit existing entries, if you forget to add notes that it. Or be able to put in manual results more than once. Might be user error. Would recommend if you need track your asthma etc.