2 Best Analyser apps for Android (Medical)
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Following is our list of the best analyser apps for Android. Trusted developers like DevExtras and Luke Berry are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include Voice Tools, Simple Seizure Diary, .
1 Voice Tools
Real-time Pitch, Tone, & Volume analyser for voice therapy.
Voice Tools is an Android app that serves as a voice recorder tool for transgender voice therapy. It offers features such as real-time voice pitch analysis, phonetically balanced sentences for practice, specific pitch tones to mimic, and real-time volume analysis. The app does not change the pitch of the user's voice but provides visual feedback tailored for voice therapy. It is transgender and non-binary friendly and does not save or share voice recordings. The app is available in free and paid versions, with the option to remove ads through in-app purchase. Users are encouraged to use the app for about 5 minutes a day for several months as part of their voice therapy journey.
2 Simple Seizure Diary
Quickly record and analyse seizure activity in detail - no login required.
The Simple Seizure Diary app is a convenient way to keep track of your seizures and share the information with your doctors and family. No need for login or setup, just download and start using it right away. You can write notes for your appointments and view them in your activity timeline. The app allows you to see your seizures on a month by month calendar or scroll through them in a timeline view. You can also share your seizure data via email. The app offers customizable charts to monitor your seizure activity, including charts by date, length, hour of the day, day of the week, preictal symptoms, postictal symptoms, and triggers. You can also add and remove seizure types, symptoms, and triggers. The app is regularly updated with new features and you can send suggestions to the contact email.
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