Track My Asthma

A daily record of your asthma.

Keep every dose and peak flow reading in one place, set reminders, and see how things change over time — for one person or the whole family.

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Your records stay on your device. Export them to CSV whenever you want.

Peak flow readings over a week A line chart of peak flow readings. The readings rise and fall across the week and peak at 580. 580
Peak flow over a week. Each point is a reading.

What the app keeps track of

Six parts of the app, each with one job.

Easy to use control panel

Track My Asthma is an easy way to track your asthma. Use it as a personal asthma diary, or to track the asthma of several people. The control panel gives you one place from which every part of the app is a tap away.

The Control Panel, with tiles for Doses, Peakflow, Reminders, Medications, Charts and Users, and the current user shown at the foot.
The control panel, with the current user at the foot.

Track your medication usage

Every time you take a dose, add it to the Doses page for a complete diary of medication usage. Colour coding makes it simple to see if doses are being missed, and you can filter by medication to see just those doses. Your health data is yours, so you can export it to CSV at any time.

The Doses page, listing Ventolin and Becotide doses under Today and Yesterday.
A complete diary of every dose, colour coded by medication.

Track your peak flow

When you take a measurement, add it to the tracker for a full record of your peak flow readings. You can mark how you were feeling at the time to keep track of symptoms, and you can add your peak flow data to Apple Health. As with your doses, the data can be exported to CSV at any time.

The Peakflow page, listing readings such as 540, 550 and 580, each with how the person felt at the time.
Every reading, with how you felt at the time.

Add reminders

Set reminders to be notified when it is time to take your medications, do a peak flow reading, or book an appointment with the doctor or asthma nurse. Reminders can repeat daily, weekly or monthly, or be a one-off.

The Reminders page, listing daily and weekly reminders with switches to turn each on or off.
Reminders for medications, readings and appointments.

Keep track of your medication

On the Medications page, add every medication you want to track: its name, the number of doses per day, whether it is an inhaler or a tablet, and any notes. If it is your rescue medication, you can add it to the Inhaler Usage section of Apple Health.

The Medications page, listing Becotide and Ventolin inhalers with their daily dose count.
Each medication, and how often you take it.

View your progress in charts

The Charts page shows your progress over time. For each medication you track, you can view the doses you have taken, and the peak flow chart helps you see changes over time. If you need them, you can export the underlying chart data as CSV.

The Peakflow chart, showing readings over a week with week, month and year views.
Peak flow over time, in week, month or year view.

Your records are yours.

Track My Asthma keeps your asthma records on your device. Export your doses and peak flow readings to CSV whenever you like, and choose whether your peak flow data goes to Apple Health.

Read the privacy policy

Start keeping a clearer record.

Track My Asthma is on the App Store.

Download on the App Store