Yes, Parkinson mPower 2 is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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Parkinson mPower 2 is free.
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This is a great app, but it seems like the developers don’t keep it up to date. The UI is broken when selecting a time for medication reminders. Also, I was diagnosed last year, and I can’t select anything after 2020 as a year.
This must be the worst Parkinson’s app in existence. Don’t waste precious time and energy trying this basic, functionally deprived app.
I like to share my PA data for research so I was eager to do this app. It was generally well done but when I finished for day 1 there was nowhere to go except turn it off. I would have expected a finished for day button or something like it. I don’t know what will happen next.
I can’t get beyond the first walk test. It crashes on 30 seconds. Why release an app that doesn’t work?
Crashed twice. An unreliable app certainly can’t lead to a reliable study of Parkinson’s.
I have deleted the app, with the intent of reloading it. It worked as advertised for 3 or 4 days, then began to lapse into “do loops” where it would have me do a single test ( e.g., the tremor test) over and over. I searched for updates in the App Store to no avail. Hence, I’m now trying deletion and reload.
