The CHUFFTY App supports Carers who cannot be there 24/7 for their loved one by allowing remote monitoring and tracking of Activities of Daily Living (ADL) and the comfort of a One-Click Wellness Check-In feature.

The CHUFFTY App is designed to allow those who wish to live independently (such as seniors, elderly and those needing special support) to capture their daily activities and be able to show to their family, carers and allied health professionals such as Occupational Therapists that they are coping and able to self manage.

The app allows the ability to log activities of daily living (by elderly, seniors and special needs) and then view the historical performance to find trends and anomalies.

For example your adult daughter may also be your carer, by allowing you to self-log & track your daily activities and then share those results with your daughter (via the optional web portal), she is able to be less worried and less anxious when she is unable to be physically with you.

Log & Track Daily Activities for:
- Medications
- Meals
- Liquids
- Physical exercise (with examples)
- Mental exercise (with examples)
- Visitors
- Custom entries (personal diary)
- Pain Levels
- Vitals: including Temperature, Weight, Blood Pressure, Heart Rate, Glucose

Support for the CHUFFTY Smart watch is also available - measure vitals on your watch and save to the CHUFFTY App.

User can also set auto-reminders (daily, weekly, monthly).

Task List
Pay Bills List
Important Documents List

Up to x5 favourite contacts can be set for quick calling (e.g. Family, Pharmacy, GP, Carer etc).

All activity is logged and the data history can be used to find trends and anomalies.

In "Basic Mode" all data is stored on the device.

Create an Account to enter "Share Mode" (optional), where you can share the data logs with family, carers or health professionals is available via an external portal (device data is synchronised to the server and stored securely).

"Share Mode" also allows a one button press to alert family & carers that you are either "Okay" or if you "Need Assistance" (NOTE: not reliable as a Medical Alert).