Users have a feasture available which allows them to create an exercise program for a certain period of time. To create an exercise program, first the categories for relevant exercise programs need to be chosen.

In the second step some basic configurations of the new exercise program can be made: duration of the program in weeks, should users be reminded to exercises (number of times per week and when the reminders should be sent).

The third step is all about choosing which exercises are relevant to the new program. Exercises are filtered according to the categories choosen in the first step. Also exercises can be choosen from the 'favorites' of the user. A 'play button' provides a link to the details of the exercise.

And finally, in the fourth and last step, a summary of the new program is shown and the new program can be activated. Upon activation, a new button 'show active program' becomes available. And, when so configuured, reminders are scheduled in the background.

A journal feature has been added so that users can track their symptoms, log their activities and add entries about medication intakes.

Activity entries are based on the same categories as defined for the exercises. For activities some atttributes like 'duration' can be entered.

Users can also enter information about their different symptoms, e.g.: mood, sleep, pain and so on. Every symptom entry has its own relevant atttributes which can be configured. The screenshot to the side here shows an example of a pain entry.

If users want to enter a medication intake manually (as opposed to pressing a reminder of a medication intake), they can do so here.

All data that can be entered in the app, can be view under 'progress'. Here we have several categories where data can be viewed easily.

First there is a graphical overview for data concerning activities, falls and results of 6-minute walking tests.

Second there is an overview of all entries concering the 'stage of the disease' for the user. Here all entries of the 'stage disease' questionnaires will be shown (the first one has to be filled in the first time an user starts using the app, and then every three months a reminder is shown with a request to fill out this questionnaire again). And also, if relevant, entries about mobility are shown here. This last option is relevant when an user answers 'yes' to question 'do you have trouble moving' of the 'stage disease' questionnaire.

The third information that is presented, is an overview of all entries concerning medication intakes. Entries entered via the journal and those that are made via a notfication are shown here.

All 'normal' journal entries are presented under the fourth option. And the fifth and final information is a list of all fall entries.

All information, except the graphical overview, can be exported to PDF.

At Skyscraper Software we take data protection and security seriously. In principle, the Swiss Parkinson app can be used without registering with us or having to provide any information about yourself. You can voluntarily provide personal data (journal entries, medication plan and so on) within the app and this data remains within the app and are not transmitted in any form to Skyscraper Software or third parties. Personal data are treated in accordance with the statutory provisions on data protection and protected against unauthorized processing through appropriate technical and organizational measures.

Please make sure that when using the PDF export feature, your handle your generated PDF file with care. When using the export function your data is converted into a PDF file and saved in the local storage of your device. The user of the device bears full responsibility for the protection of the data on the respective device. Please note that Skyscraper Software GmbH and its partners cannot accept any liability for the transfer of data via e-mail, social media, etc. In particular, not for the transfer of data to third parties and unauthorized access by third parties.