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Version 1.6.19 · 2026-09-28
Low oxygen alerts are easier to read on Apple Watch. The oxygen reading now stays visible with the lung icon while you scroll, and the Stop Alert button remains within easy reach.
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The store currently lists version 1.6.19, updated 2026-09-28.








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Oxygen Saturation Monitoring Alerts – Your Personal Health Guardian
Your Apple Watch continuously monitors your oxygen saturation levels. When your blood oxygen drops below the threshold you’ve set, it delivers immediate vibration alerts — especially useful during sleep in high-altitude or low-oxygen environments. This helps you stay aware of your respiratory health at a glance.
Core Features
• Real-time Oxygen Monitoring
Leveraging the blood oxygen sensor on Apple Watch Series 6 or later, your device continuously tracks your oxygen saturation for accurate and reliable health insights.
• Smart Alert System
When your oxygen saturation falls below your preset threshold, it triggers a strong vibration alert — ensuring you’re immediately aware and can take prompt action.…
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Low oxygen alerts are easier to read on Apple Watch. The oxygen reading now stays visible with the lung icon while you scroll, and the Stop Alert button remains within easy reach.
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