D Minder Pro

App fungerer godt og giver virkelig god kontrol på hvornår kroppen rent faktisk producerer Dvitamin. Praktisk hvis man har fokus på at hæve Dvitamin niveau effektivt via solen - og undgå kosttilskud.

This app works well and is very useful for monitoring your vitamin D level. The predicted level of vitamin d is not perfect, but gives a rough idea of how you're doing.

The app was working fine, but after about a month and a half, it just went to a blank screen every time I turned it on. I deleted the app and restored it to my phone. After that, it worked for about a week and then went back to doing the same thing. Very unstable. They need to fix this bug.

Used to love this app, now the ads make it obnoxious and impossible to even use. Disappointing to say the least

The app was good for what it was until the recent update. Now it’s fully taken over by ads that will take over your screen and stop anything you’re listening to from playing. I just deleted the app it’s so useless now.

Latest update makes advertisements full screen, app locks up. Now free version is unusable.

Was great until they started having intrusive ads pop up before the start of each sun session!

Been using this two years. After update, I opened to track like usual - only to have my entire screen taken over by one of those sketch “you won!” ads. It stopped my music playing and I had to force quit app. Deleted. Good riddance!

It’s a good concept but the user interface leaves a lot to be desired.

It could be more attractive, but does the job it’s supposed to. I work in circadian/quantum biology and we refer people to this app all the time. My only issue recently is that my 7/30/90 day Reports got really wonky. Like -386,471-type numbers after weeks and months of building up my summer D levels. Only my daily dial is accurate. I’d normally delete the app and reinstall, but I don’t want to lose my current D estimate (currently at 66). The only other thing I’ll say is that I wish it did a better job of warning you about potential skin damage/sun burn when you do multiple sessions in a day. Like, I wish it took cumulative exposure from all sessions in one day and recommended you stop at a certain point based on that, rather than basing it on each single session.