PHapp AZ

Name: PHapp AZ
Rating: 3.8 (133 reviews)
Author: University of Arizona

By: University of Arizona App

Health & Safety for Everyone

Overview

Version:

3.1.9

Last updated: 2026-04-26

Ranking

#130,276 ▲ 16,201

Overall

Features & Capabilities

PHapp AZ puts health and safety alerts at your fingertips. Receive real-time, location-based alerts—from severe weather to public health updates—from verified government and health organizations. You decide what matters and get clear, actionable guidance to stay safe—without signing in.

Built with trusted partners (Wehealth, University of Arizona, and the Arizona Department of Health Services), it offers 50+ language translations, nationwide coverage, nearby resource lookup, and a privacy-first experience. It's a NOAA Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador program participant, reflecting a commitment to resilient communities.

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By:

University of Arizona

Rating:

3.80

(133)

Version:

3.1.9 Last updated: 2026-04-26

Version code:

884893291

Creation date:

2020-08-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

72.53MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-01

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 130,276 ▲ 16,201

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Developed by:

University of Arizona

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/phapp-az/id1521655110

Website:

https://www.ph.app

User Reviews

PHapp AZ is praised for centralizing health data, easy location switching, and privacy-preserving exposure alerts, with user-friendly design and travel-use value. However, its effectiveness is hampered by limited public rollout, barriers to reporting positive results, low adoption, and reliability bugs. Users want statewide availability, easier reporting, and broader awareness to unlock its full public health potential.

Pros

Centralized, one-stop access to health data, graphs, and test site information.
Easy location switching and support for multiple states/cities.
Privacy-preserving exposure notifications that help limit spread.
Comprehensive data visuals and broad information coverage (health metrics, weather, air quality).
User-friendly design that many users rely on daily or regularly.

Cons

Limited public rollout and state-wide availability; access is restricted to universities, reducing usefulness for many users.
Reporting a positive test requires an official Diagnostic Verification Code; many tests don’t provide such codes, blocking reporting.
Low user adoption/activation means few notifications and limited public health impact.
Bugs and reliability issues, including Bluetooth exposure problems and other UI glitches.

Recent reviews

I have had this app on my phone for a long time and never taken the time to explore it. So much of this information I look for online in different places on line, now I realize it’s all been in one place!

by le*****, 2026-03-11

This is one of the most useful apps I have. It gives graphs of CDC data for flu, rsv, and covid for your area, heat and storm and other weather alerts, air pollution too. It has lots of info and I use it almost daily. Also if I go on a trip I can look at flu or covid levels where I’m going. It’s easy to change location and see other states or cities. If you have a very active state health department, you can get other info too. It’s the best app ever.