INR Diary

The initial version of INR Diary is no longer maintained. But if you still own a copy of that app, it is possible to transfer all your data to the new version of INR Diary. Perform the following steps:

1. In the old app, use the Export function from the Settings screen. This results in 2 export files being stored on the filesystem of your Android device: doses-yyyymmdd.inr and inrs-yyyymmdd.inr.
2. Use Android File Transfer to copy over these files to your PC or laptop. Usually, these files are in the "/sdcard/0/INR Diary" or "/mnt/sdcard/0/INR Diary" folder of your Android phone.
3. Important! Rename the file extension for both files from .inr to .csv. You should now have 2 files on your local system: doses-yyyymmdd.csv and inrs-yyyymmdd.csv.
4. Finally, use the Import function in the new app to import the dose export into the doses overview and the INR export into the INR overview.

Please contact us should you run into any problems transferring data.

The app works with 2 types of dosing: pills based dosing and milligram based dosing. This dosing type depends on the type of medication that was configured the first time you opened the app.

• Milligram based dosing is used for users of Warfarin and Acenocoumarol (Coumadin, Marevan, Jantoven, Sintrom). With this dosing type, you can enter the exact decimal dose (in mg) that you need, with no upper limit.
• Pills based dosing is used for Phenprocoumon patients (Marcoumar, Falithrom). Using a dropdown, you can select full, half or quarter pills as a dose, for doses up to 3 pills.

You can change the medication type in the Settings page of the app. If you use a medication that is not in the list, simple select "Other" and choose between milligram based or pills based dosing.

You can delete a dose either from the doses overview or from the dose scheme by swiping a dose value right to left. Please check out the this instruction video to see a demo.

That is awesome! The app has gained so much traction because of all the positive feedback and suggestions from its users. If you have a suggested feature or change request for the app, please use the contact section below to let us know. We usually answer your email within 1-2 business days.

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If you have configured a daily dose reminder in the app but you don't receive any notification, or you do receive a notification but much later than the configured notification time, please run through the following steps:

1. Make sure that notifications are enabled in the app. Verify that this is the case in the Settings screen of the app. Also make sure that the notification time is set correctly (e.g. AM vs. PM).
2. You only get a reminder if a dose is configured for today. So verify that you a dose is indeed present for the day on which you expect to receive a notification.
3. If that is the case, make sure that your Android or iPhone allows notifications for your app.
   On Android, go to "Settings" and tap "Apps & notifications" of "Apps" and then "Notifications". Look for the "INR Diary" app and make sure that the slider next to the app is on.
   On iOS, go to "Settings" and search for "INR Diary" at the bottom. In the settings of the app, click on "Push notifications" and enable the notifications for the app with the sliders.
4. If the notification is still not working you're probably on a recent Android version that has battery optimization enabled, which causes notifications to be delayed or suspended, except when you allow special access. Please follow the instructions on this page to fix the issue.

Should notifications still not work for you, please contact us to help you solve the problem.

You can easily export data by using the "Share" option in the doses and INR overview screens of the phone you want to export from. You can e.g. email these data files to your personal email and download them on your new phone. Similarly, import data by using the "Import" option in the respective screens on your new phone.

Dose and INR data is only stored on your private device. No data is exported/synced to the cloud, to Apple Health or Google Fit or any other external systems.

Use the "Share" function from the "Doses" and "INR Measurements" screens to export dose and INR data to a wide range of media, such as email, device storage, Google Drive, ...

Currently, INR Diary has no report functionality aboard. However, you can use the "Share" option in the doses and INR overview screens to generate an export file with all data and send these data to other people, e.g. by mail.

Yes, this is possible through the import functionality of the app. Import files need to be in CSV (comma separated value) format (with .csv extension) and should contain the following type of data:

• Dose import files: dose date (in yyyy-mm-dd format), dose value (decimal), dose confirmation time (hh:mm)
• INR import files: INR date (in yyyy-mm-dd format), INR value (decimal), INR remark (optional, text)

Please click on the links above to see samples of these files. Please contact us if this doesn't work for you.

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