Welltory has done a excellent job of helping you to monitor the metrics that are important to keep you in touch with your health. Receiving your daily reports, monitoring your stress levels and your energy levels along with numerous other metrics, helped me to improve my heart health, and my stress levels. It is shocking how accurate the program has been. Coupled with my Apple Watch keeps track of my health after exercising, giving me an indication of how my body is during the first few minutes after I exercise. I especially appreciate that. It monitors your stress levels so that you know when you should just sit down and be still. I see the correlation between my energy levels and stress levels if I haven’t eaten or skipped the meal. And that is affecting my overall health. I’ll began to change my diet substantially to get more vegetables in herbs, micro greens, and fruit. Within days it picked up on the new energy levels my body was experiencing. I am considering the lifetime membership. Anyone that really cares about their health should consider this app. They have a free version. That gives you the basic information you need, which is still pretty good. But the paid version is much better. I’ve recommended a program to several people. Great app Welltory!

Let me start off by saying that I do love this app, but the sleep part is what irks me. I track my sleep with autosleep—my review has to be twofold due to the apps being connected. That app is okay, but I have to go in every morning to edit my sleep. I tack my sleep due to a whole host of medical conditions. It’ll say that I’m awake for an hour to multiple hours at night when I’m dead asleep. I have high cortisol and POTS so my heart rate spikes in the middle of the night even when I’m sleeping. Autosleep thinks I’m awake at the time that it’s spiking and it’s really annoying having to go in and fix it every morning. I go in to make edits every morning, and when I get to Welltory it won’t update with the changed data that I edited from Autosleep although the apps are connected. My score will be really low everyday saying that I was awake when I wasn’t. I need Welltory to track how my health conditions are going. I paid $60 for the app and I’d like to see a feature where editing sleep is possible, but also when data from connected apps is updated then it updates on this app in real time as well. Other than that, it’s great. Just kinda upset that I spent money on this app to not have it fully be accurate. I understand my case is unique due to medical conditions, but if those features are added it would be more accurate and accessible for me and other chronically ill individuals.

I sat in church one day, and suddenly I could feel my heart pounding occasionally as if it wanted to jump out of my chest. I used my Apple Watch app to see what was going on. I am a critical care nurse. I saw a few premature ventricular contractions (PVCs), and thought nothing if it. We all walk around with it as healthy folks. As the week progressed it got worse, and I became symptomatic (lightheadedness, pressure in the chest, fatigue with weakness). I do not use much salt and thought it was the problem. When this did not help. I went to urgent care. The doctor did not believe the accuracy of the app, and did an electrocardiography (EKG). It showed that the app was very much accurate. What did he do? He said if it was 10 or more PVCs on the strip call 911 immediately. He referred me to a cardiologist. I have an average of 5 on the strip. I have booked to see a cardiologist. The urgent care doctor (who was a cardiothoracic doctor). He was amazed at the accuracy of the watch. Thanks to my techno savvy son who insisted that I buy another Apple watch (the first was stolen by movers when I moved out of New York just before the pandemic, an I vowed never to buy another as it might get stolen again). He is a computer science major.