Sanitas HealthCoach

Hans Dinslage GmbH

About this app

Whether it’s weight, blood pressure, activity or sleep, your HealthCoach helps you keep an eye on your health. Automatically transfer your measurements directly from compatible devices to the app or add them manually. A clear dashboard gives you a quick overview of your most recent measurements. There are also detailed progress charts and tabular lists of all previous measurements to show you how your health has been changing.

The best thing is that, although your values are combined in one place, you as the user are not tied to one location. Your health diary is wherever your smartphone is. Whether at home or on the go, HealthCoach lets you analyse changes in peace and helps you to optimise your health management.

Ratings and reviews

A little inflexible, and it is a little irritating warning me every time that data is different on the app from the scale. It would be good if it realised that I am using the scale each time I log in, so obviously I want the data in the app to be updated. If I want to delete a specific record I can do that in the app, so don't ask me everytime I step on the scale. Otherwise does the job required of it.

Using this app with my personal scale SBF70. The scale has a problem in that the first measurement in the morning (or any longer pause) is off by 2kg. Subsequent measurements differ withing 0.3-0.4kg range. In order to have reliable log I need to connect bluetooth after the first one. Unfortunately, all the "derived" metrics (BMI etc) are taken during this first measurement. The app should allow to take a series of 3 or 5 measurements, discard the extreme readouts and use avg for computations.

Frustrating. The previous version had a scale on the weight graph that adapted to your weight range. The new fixed scale is so wide it fails to show an individual's weight fluctuations. I don't welcome the imposition of a compulsory activity level record. I much preferred the line graph representation of blood pressure reading. The old version was far better - this appears to be change for change's sake. NOT HAPPY!