Stroke Riskometer

Name: Stroke Riskometer
Author: AUT Ventures Limited

Par : AUT Ventures Limited

The Stroke Riskometer is a unique app for assessing your individual stroke risk

Cette application a été supprimée du Google Play Store le 2026-01-22

Caractéristiques et capacités

The Stroke Riskometer is an award-winning and validated app designed to assess your personal stroke risk using factors like age, lifestyle, and health profile. With a quick 2-3 minute assessment, it empowers individuals worldwide to understand and manage their stroke risk effectively. Users can set health goals, receive medication reminders, access expert advice videos, and monitor progress through improved graphs. It is endorsed by leading global organizations such as the World Stroke Organization and supports multiple languages.

Available to users aged 20 to 90+, the app also invites participation in an international research study involving people from over 104 countries, helping advance global stroke prevention strategies. Developed by experts from Auckland University of Technology, this free tool aims to reduce stroke incidence by promoting awareness, healthy lifestyle changes, and early detection of warning signs. Whether at-risk or post-stroke, the Stroke Riskometer is a comprehensive tool for personal health management and stroke prevention.

Croissance des utilisateurs et statistiques de téléchargement

App

Par :

AUT Ventures Limited

Téléchargements:

49,955

Version :

20.0.2 Dernière mise à jour : 2024-10-02

Code de version :

Date de création :

2021-08-12

Permissions :

android.permission.CAMERA Very high risk
android.permission.INTERNET Low risk
android.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONS Low risk
android.permission.READ_APP_BADGE Low risk
android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED Low risk
android.permission.SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM Low risk
android.permission.USE_EXACT_ALARM Low risk
android.permission.WAKE_LOCK Low risk
com.anddoes.launcher.permission.UPDATE_COUNT Low risk
com.google.android.c2dm.permission.RECEIVE Low risk

Taille:

110.37MB

E-mail:

st*****@aut.ac.nz

URL :

Politique de confidentialité

Description complète :

Source :

Google Play Store

Données ingérées le :

2026-01-22

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Développé par :

AUT Ventures Limited

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.strokeriskometer

Messagerie électronique:

st*****@aut.ac.nz

Avis des utilisateurs

The Stroke Riskometer app is broadly endorsed by major health organizations and is available in multiple languages for free, making it accessible and useful for stroke risk assessment. However, users report bugs that impair functionality, such as questions not accepting answers and persistent error notifications. Additionally, the app’s user interface can be difficult to read in bright environments, and some aspects of the risk assessment (like subjective memory questions) may skew results disproportionately or miss key factors like cholesterol.

Avantages

Endorsed by many reputable organizations including the World Stroke Organization and World Heart Federation.
Available in 21 languages and free to over 5.3 billion people.
Generally considered a useful and good idea app for assessing stroke risk.

Inconvénients

App is buggy with issues such as questions not allowing answers and frequent warning notifications.
User interface problems like dark menu colors being hard to read in bright light.
Lacks some important inputs like cholesterol levels and subjective questions affecting results disproportionately.

Avis récents

Uninstall

par

wa*****, 2024-09-25

Seems bizarre that the question about thinking you have poor memory changed my risk MUCH more than any other factor I tested changing. That is such a subjective thing, influenced by so many factors. Also bizarre that it doesn't ask for cholesterol levels. And the dark menu choices list is almost totally unreadable in bright light.