Weather is ambivalent, it may be freezing cold and then switch to warmer, which is more or less the ideal environment in which viruses flourish. So, as doctors say: “Prevention is better than cure” and SickWeather App is here to make it come true.
This new app scans social media activity, looking for triggers and suspicious words (e.g. “Coughing”). Sickweather can track posts like “I’m sick,” “the doc says I have bronchitis” and “My son has chickenpox.” When this information is made publicly available by the user and contains location information, the app is able to track and map this data using patent-pending algorithm. The latter can, reportedly, distinguish the difference between “I have fever” and “I have bieber fever”, thus guaranteeing that only illness-related content will be displayed at the interactive map.
Also Read: Feel Good by Kleenex
So, if you are an iOS user you just download it from the app store, define your location and select map view. The ‘sick’ results will appear shortly on your screen. You may also opt to receive alerts in case you are approaching a ‘sick’ zone. Even if you are not and iOS user, you will still find all the info you need on Sickweather website. Now you know; Prevention is better than cure!
Related Stories:
- Nextt – The Private Social Network To Plan Offline Activities with Friends
- Spotify to Launch Limited Free Access to Mobile Devices
- Vinyet Pimps Up Your Vine with Filters and More
More from Reviews
Powerpoint’s New AI Will Stop You From Swearing And Stuttering
Microsoft is adding an AI-assistant to PowerPoint to help improve your presentation skills. And yes, it will also stop you …
Helping The Homeless? This Startup Has An App For That
Samaritan wants to connect the homeless with the people who usually walk by them without stopping, offering a chance to …
Sixt Aims To Revolutionize Urban Mobility With Its New App
SIXT – the car rental company – has launched a new mobility app that lets you rent a car, hail …
