Qardio

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Qardio

Basic Information
Release Year	2016
Product Type	Software, Hardware
In Production	No
Official Website	https://www.qardio.com/

Qardio is an application that is used in conjunction with the devices that were produced by the Qardio company. They provide a blood pressure monitor, ECG monitor and weighing scale. These all connect via Bluetooth. The company has filed for bankruptcy.

Consumer impact summary

Now that the company has gone bankrupt and stopped hosting the API services required for the mobile applications to authenticate, users are no longer able to use the devices they bought.

A workaround for users to use their QardioARM device has been developed https://github.com/dwardu-ltd/offline-qardio-app-ios, it is released on the Apple App Store as OfflineQArm.

On Android there are a number of paywalled options. MakerMeld has made an Android app called MyPressure! Available in the play store. The app exports locally with no cloud link unless you opt in to authorize your Health Connect account. Currently only works with QardioARM

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