Pain Tracker2.0.3 - App Store
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Publisher Description
Pain Tracker provides the means to track pain events for any part of your body. Quickly see a body avatar which shows which part of your body has the most pain, great for when speaking with your physician. No more guessing how often you experience a pain event for a specific part of your body, now you will know for certain.
You can add the type of medications you are on and the dosage. While adding the pain event you can record the medication you took during the pain event.
Record your blood pressure readings as often as you'd like and see how your pressures's history over time.
You can configure your own pain areas and medications or use the default values contained within PainTracker.
You can quickly see which pain areas you experience most often and the calendar view lets you see the degree in which the pain was, green, orange or red.
Ever wonder how your pain this year compares to last year? PainTracker provides you with comparisons to see how things are improving.
Ideal for those who want to see if over time, their pain events are increasing or decreasing. You can then discuss these with your doctor showing the pain information during your appointments.
Easy to enter, easy to retrieve, perfect for the iPhone or iPad.
Version History - Updated blood pressure feature to include averages of systolic, diastolic and beats per minute along with a view by year and month
- Improved the body view for consistency and now includes event count per pain area
- Pain event yearly report selection of year has been corrected so that all years can now be seen and chosen
- Your profile has now been simplified
- Added a new pain log report that can be sorted by diet, mood, weather or date
- Improved the blood pressure report to include better analysis when selecting the ? mark
- Bug fixes 2.0.3 01/18/2025 Bug fixes 2.0.2 04/29/2022 - Various minor bug fixes. 2.0.1 06/02/2021 We've been very busy creating a new, improved user experience that we hope you'll like with this version. We've had lots of feedback that we've incorporated. With this version, we believe that PainTracker continues to be a premiere app that permits users to compare the past pain events and medication consumption either via a calendar or avatar body view. Here are some of the improvements in this version:
- Simpler navigation
- Consistent user experience
- New menu structure providing more options
- New Help on each screen
- New 'Pain Events Yearly Report' provides a quick means of reviewing your events by year
- Improved links to Pain Event details from all reports
- New ability to edit or delete a pain event right from the calendar by selecting the event displayed on the calendar
- New ability to add a pain event right from the calendar by selecting an empty calendar day
- New dialogs that are revealed when adding new content or when deleting content
- Improved login experience
- Improved 'Full Body' view that now displays the % of times a particular body part has caused you pain along with the last pain date and number of pain events. This allows a doctor to quickly interpret results.
- New ability to quickly navigate to previous years information right from the calendar.
- New quick way to return to the current month calendar when viewing any other month
- Many tweaks and bug fixes that should make things much more stable. 2.0.0 05/03/2018 - Added multiple language menu selection supporting English, French and Spanish.
- Added means to remove ads via an in app purchase. Simply select any menu item from the main menu, locate the red 'no ads' icon at the bottom right corner of your screen.
- Added 'Notifications' menu on the bottom left corner of the menu. This feature allows you to review historic notifications so that you'll not miss anything.
- Fixed a problem for iPad users where the screen could shift to 3/4 size.
- Bug fixes. 1.3.0 01/09/2017 - New Circles Icons
- Now look quickly see where on your body the greatest % of pain happens
- New map containing participating pain clinic locations
- Now record your blood pressure
- Get email reminders for medications that you take
- Minor bug fixes 1.2.0 10/24/2016 - New 3D Quick Actions for iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus users
- iPad users can use the multiuser slide view
- Default pain areas have been improved
- New slide out startup page reveals quick links to the most important topics
- Fixed an orientation problem where the screen would not return to it's correct orientation
- Now introducing reminders for medications
- Minor bug fixes 1.1.0 12/17/2015 - Minor bug fixes
- Split View Support
- iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus Quick Actions with 3D Plus enabled, now choose 'Quick Start' to get right to the action. 1.0.5 11/03/2015 - Updated Info pages
- minor bugs and fixes 1.0.4 06/25/2015 - Improved launch to sign in process
- Minor bug fixes within the help content 1.0.3 12/16/2014 - Now universal, iPhone and iPad ready
- Improved help content 1.0.2 11/25/2014 1.0 11/20/2014
About Pain Tracker
The company that develops Pain Tracker is Terry Billingsley. The latest version released by its developer is 2.0.3.
To install Pain Tracker on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2026-10-15 and was downloaded 0 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the Pain Tracker as malware if the download link is broken.
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- Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.
- Once the Pain Tracker is shown in the iTunes listing of your iOS device, you can start its download and installation. Tap on the GET button to the right of the app to start downloading it.
- If you are not logged-in the iOS appstore app, you'll be prompted for your your Apple ID and/or password.
- After Pain Tracker is downloaded, you'll see an INSTALL button to the right. Tap on it to start the actual installation of the iOS app.
- Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.
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version 2.0.3
posted on 2026-10-15
Version History - Updated blood pressure feature to include averages of systolic, diastolic and beats per minute along with a view by year and month
- Improved the body view for consistency and now includes event count per pain area
- Pain event yearly report selection of year has been corrected so that all years can now be seen and chosen
- Your profile has now been simplified
- Added a new pain log report that can be sorted by diet, mood, weather or date
- Improved the blood pressure report to include better analysis when selecting the ? mark
- Bug fixes 2.0.3 01/18/2025 Bug fixes 2.0.2 04/29/2022 - Various minor bug fixes. 2.0.1 06/02/2021 We've been very busy creating a new, improved user experience that we hope you'll like with this version. We've had lots of feedback that we've incorporated. With this version, we believe that PainTracker continues to be a premiere app that permits users to compare the past pain events and medication consumption either via a calendar or avatar body view. Here are some of the improvements in this version:
- Simpler navigation
- Consistent user experience
- New menu structure providing more options
- New Help on each screen
- New 'Pain Events Yearly Report' provides a quick means of reviewing your events by year
- Improved links to Pain Event details from all reports
- New ability to edit or delete a pain event right from the calendar by selecting the event displayed on the calendar
- New ability to add a pain event right from the calendar by selecting an empty calendar day
- New dialogs that are revealed when adding new content or when deleting content
- Improved login experience
- Improved 'Full Body' view that now displays the % of times a particular body part has caused you pain along with the last pain date and number of pain events. This allows a doctor to quickly interpret results.
- New ability to quickly navigate to previous years information right from the calendar.
- New quick way to return to the current month calendar when viewing any other month
- Many tweaks and bug fixes that should make things much more stable. 2.0.0 05/03/2018 - Added multiple language menu selection supporting English, French and Spanish.
- Added means to remove ads via an in app purchase. Simply select any menu item from the main menu, locate the red 'no ads' icon at the bottom right corner of your screen.
- Added 'Notifications' menu on the bottom left corner of the menu. This feature allows you to review historic notifications so that you'll not miss anything.
- Fixed a problem for iPad users where the screen could shift to 3/4 size.
- Bug fixes. 1.3.0 01/09/2017 - New Circles Icons
- Now look quickly see where on your body the greatest % of pain happens
- New map containing participating pain clinic locations
- Now record your blood pressure
- Get email reminders for medications that you take
- Minor bug fixes 1.2.0 10/24/2016 - New 3D Quick Actions for iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus users
- iPad users can use the multiuser slide view
- Default pain areas have been improved
- New slide out startup page reveals quick links to the most important topics
- Fixed an orientation problem where the screen would not return to it's correct orientation
- Now introducing reminders for medications
- Minor bug fixes 1.1.0 12/17/2015 - Minor bug fixes
- Split View Support
- iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus Quick Actions with 3D Plus enabled, now choose 'Quick Start' to get right to the action. 1.0.5 11/03/2015 - Updated Info pages
- minor bugs and fixes 1.0.4 06/25/2015 - Improved launch to sign in process
- Minor bug fixes within the help content 1.0.3 12/16/2014 - Now universal, iPhone and iPad ready
- Improved help content 1.0.2 11/25/2014 1.0 11/20/2014
version 2.0.3
posted on 2026-09-03
Version History - Updated blood pressure feature to include averages of systolic, diastolic and beats per minute along with a view by year and month
- Improved the body view for consistency and now includes event count per pain area
- Pain event yearly report selection of year has been corrected so that all years can now be seen and chosen
- Your profile has now been simplified
- Added a new pain log report that can be sorted by diet, mood, weather or date
- Improved the blood pressure report to include better analysis when selecting the ? mark
- Bug fixes 2.0.3 01/18/2025 Bug fixes 2.0.2 04/29/2022 - Various minor bug fixes. 2.0.1 06/02/2021 This app has been updated by Apple to prepare for watchOS 27 compatibility. No new features are included.
We've been very busy creating a new, improved user experience that we hope you'll like with this version. We've had lots of feedback that we've incorporated. With this version, we believe that PainTracker continues to be a premiere app that permits users to compare the past pain events and medication consumption either via a calendar or avatar body view. Here are some of the improvements in this version:
- Simpler navigation
- Consistent user experience
- New menu structure providing more options
- New Help on each screen
- New 'Pain Events Yearly Report' provides a quick means of reviewing your events by year
- Improved links to Pain Event details from all reports
- New ability to edit or delete a pain event right from the calendar by selecting the event displayed on the calendar
- New ability to add a pain event right from the calendar by selecting an empty calendar day
- New dialogs that are revealed when adding new content or when deleting content
- Improved login experience
- Improved 'Full Body' view that now displays the % of times a particular body part has caused you pain along with the last pain date and number of pain events. This allows a doctor to quickly interpret results.
- New ability to quickly navigate to previous years information right from the calendar.
- New quick way to return to the current month calendar when viewing any other month
- Many tweaks and bug fixes that should make things much more stable. 2.0.0 05/03/2018 - Added multiple language menu selection supporting English, French and Spanish.
- Added means to remove ads via an in app purchase. Simply select any menu item from the main menu, locate the red 'no ads' icon at the bottom right corner of your screen.
- Added 'Notifications' menu on the bottom left corner of the menu. This feature allows you to review historic notifications so that you'll not miss anything.
- Fixed a problem for iPad users where the screen could shift to 3/4 size.
- Bug fixes. 1.3.0 01/09/2017 - New Circles Icons
- Now look quickly see where on your body the greatest % of pain happens
- New map containing participating pain clinic locations
- Now record your blood pressure
- Get email reminders for medications that you take
- Minor bug fixes 1.2.0 10/24/2016 - New 3D Quick Actions for iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus users
- iPad users can use the multiuser slide view
- Default pain areas have been improved
- New slide out startup page reveals quick links to the most important topics
- Fixed an orientation problem where the screen would not return to it's correct orientation
- Now introducing reminders for medications
- Minor bug fixes 1.1.0 12/17/2015 - Minor bug fixes
- Split View Support
- iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus Quick Actions with 3D Plus enabled, now choose 'Quick Start' to get right to the action. 1.0.5 11/03/2015 - Updated Info pages
- minor bugs and fixes 1.0.4 06/25/2015 - Improved launch to sign in process
- Minor bug fixes within the help content 1.0.3 12/16/2014 - Now universal, iPhone and iPad ready
- Improved help content 1.0.2 11/25/2014 1.0 11/20/2014
version 2.0.3
posted on 2026-08-21
Version History - Updated blood pressure feature to include averages of systolic, diastolic and beats per minute along with a view by year and month
- Improved the body view for consistency and now includes event count per pain area
- Pain event yearly report selection of year has been corrected so that all years can now be seen and chosen
- Your profile has now been simplified
- Added a new pain log report that can be sorted by diet, mood, weather or date
- Improved the blood pressure report to include better analysis when selecting the ? mark
- Bug fixes 2.0.3 01/18/2025 Bug fixes 2.0.2 04/29/2022 - Various minor bug fixes. 2.0.1 06/02/2021 This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included.
We've been very busy creating a new, improved user experience that we hope you'll like with this version. We've had lots of feedback that we've incorporated. With this version, we believe that PainTracker continues to be a premiere app that permits users to compare the past pain events and medication consumption either via a calendar or avatar body view. Here are some of the improvements in this version:
- Simpler navigation
- Consistent user experience
- New menu structure providing more options
- New Help on each screen
- New 'Pain Events Yearly Report' provides a quick means of reviewing your events by year
- Improved links to Pain Event details from all reports
- New ability to edit or delete a pain event right from the calendar by selecting the event displayed on the calendar
- New ability to add a pain event right from the calendar by selecting an empty calendar day
- New dialogs that are revealed when adding new content or when deleting content
- Improved login experience
- Improved 'Full Body' view that now displays the % of times a particular body part has caused you pain along with the last pain date and number of pain events. This allows a doctor to quickly interpret results.
- New ability to quickly navigate to previous years information right from the calendar.
- New quick way to return to the current month calendar when viewing any other month
- Many tweaks and bug fixes that should make things much more stable. 2.0.0 05/03/2018 - Added multiple language menu selection supporting English, French and Spanish.
- Added means to remove ads via an in app purchase. Simply select any menu item from the main menu, locate the red 'no ads' icon at the bottom right corner of your screen.
- Added 'Notifications' menu on the bottom left corner of the menu. This feature allows you to review historic notifications so that you'll not miss anything.
- Fixed a problem for iPad users where the screen could shift to 3/4 size.
- Bug fixes. 1.3.0 01/09/2017 - New Circles Icons
- Now look quickly see where on your body the greatest % of pain happens
- New map containing participating pain clinic locations
- Now record your blood pressure
- Get email reminders for medications that you take
- Minor bug fixes 1.2.0 10/24/2016 - New 3D Quick Actions for iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus users
- iPad users can use the multiuser slide view
- Default pain areas have been improved
- New slide out startup page reveals quick links to the most important topics
- Fixed an orientation problem where the screen would not return to it's correct orientation
- Now introducing reminders for medications
- Minor bug fixes 1.1.0 12/17/2015 - Minor bug fixes
- Split View Support
- iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus Quick Actions with 3D Plus enabled, now choose 'Quick Start' to get right to the action. 1.0.5 11/03/2015 - Updated Info pages
- minor bugs and fixes 1.0.4 06/25/2015 - Improved launch to sign in process
- Minor bug fixes within the help content 1.0.3 12/16/2014 - Now universal, iPhone and iPad ready
- Improved help content 1.0.2 11/25/2014 1.0 11/20/2014
version 2.0.3
posted on 2025-01-18
Jan 18, 2025
Version 2.0.3
- Updated blood pressure feature to include averages of systolic, diastolic and beats per minute along with a view by year and month
- Improved the body view for consistency and now includes event count per pain area
- Pain event yearly report selection of year has been corrected so that all years can now be seen and chosen
- Your profile has now been simplified
- Added a new pain log report that can be sorted by diet, mood, weather or date
- Improved the blood pressure report to include better analysis when selecting the ? mark
- Bug fixes
version 2.0.3
posted on 2025-01-18
- Updated blood pressure feature to include averages of systolic, diastolic and beats per minute along with a view by year and month
- Improved the body view for consistency and now includes event count per pain area
- Pain event yearly report selection of year has been corrected so that all years can now be seen and chosen
- Your profile has now been simplified
- Added a new pain log report that can be sorted by diet, mood, weather or date
- Improved the blood pressure report to include better analysis when selecting the ? mark
- Bug fixes
version 2.0.2
posted on 2022-04-29
Apr 29, 2022 Version 2.0.2
Bug fixes
version 2.0.1
posted on 2021-06-02
Jun 2, 2021 Version 2.0.1
- Various minor bug fixes.
version 2.0.0
posted on 2018-05-03
May 3, 2018 Version 2.0.0
This app has been updated by Apple to use the latest Apple signing certificate.
We've been very busy creating a new, improved user experience that we hope you'll like with this version. We've had lots of feedback that we've incorporated. With this version, we believe that PainTracker continues to be a premiere app that permits users to compare the past pain events and medication consumption either via a calendar or avatar body view. Here are some of the improvements in this version:
- Simpler navigation
- Consistent user experience
- New menu structure providing more options
- New Help on each screen
- New 'Pain Events Yearly Report' provides a quick means of reviewing your events by year
- Improved links to Pain Event details from all reports
- New ability to edit or delete a pain event right from the calendar by selecting the event displayed on the calendar
- New ability to add a pain event right from the calendar by selecting an empty calendar day
- New dialogs that are revealed when adding new content or when deleting content
- Improved login experience
- Improved 'Full Body' view that now displays the % of times a particular body part has caused you pain along with the last pain date and number of pain events. This allows a doctor to quickly interpret results.
- New ability to quickly navigate to previous years information right from the calendar.
- New quick way to return to the current month calendar when viewing any other month
- Many tweaks and bug fixes that should make things much more stable.
version 2.0.0
posted on 2018-05-03
May 3, 2018 Version 2.0.0
We've been very busy creating a new, improved user experience that we hope you'll like with this version. We've had lots of feedback that we've incorporated. With this version, we believe that PainTracker continues to be a premiere app that permits users to compare the past pain events and medication consumption either via a calendar or avatar body view. Here are some of the improvements in this version:
- Simpler navigation
- Consistent user experience
- New menu structure providing more options
- New Help on each screen
- New 'Pain Events Yearly Report' provides a quick means of reviewing your events by year
- Improved links to Pain Event details from all reports
- New ability to edit or delete a pain event right from the calendar by selecting the event displayed on the calendar
- New ability to add a pain event right from the calendar by selecting an empty calendar day
- New dialogs that are revealed when adding new content or when deleting content
- Improved login experience
- Improved 'Full Body' view that now displays the % of times a particular body part has caused you pain along with the last pain date and number of pain events. This allows a doctor to quickly interpret results.
- New ability to quickly navigate to previous years information right from the calendar.
- New quick way to return to the current month calendar when viewing any other month
- Many tweaks and bug fixes that should make things much more stable.
version 1.1.0
posted on 2014-11-20
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