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Version 1.7.0 · 2025-10-01
What's New: - Bug Fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.7.0, updated 2025-10-01.








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Well Up is an all-in-one health management app designed to help you monitor and manage your health in real-time through advanced technology. With Well Up, you can track your heart rate, record blood pressure, blood glucose, blood oxygen and temperature data, identify food calories, and accurately read blood pressure monitor readings.
Health Disclaimer:
- This app is designed to raise health awareness and offer health insights.
- It is important to note that this app should not be used for diagnosing, preventing, or treating health conditions. It is not a replacement for specialized medical devices or the expertise of healthcare professionals.
- For any health-related questions or concerns, always consult with a licensed healthcare provider before making health decisions or following any recommendations.
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