At this point Bipolar Daze is still looking for beta testers. If you have an iOS8 iPhone and would like to participate, there is a google group set up for this purpose. The link is here.
This application is planned to be completed and in app stores by March 15. It will be a free download. This project is Jason’s way of helping people with bipolar disorder cope with every-day challenges. You can reach Jason by email at xbsjasondev@gmail.com or his website BipolarDaze.
Other apps are currently available. Healthline.com features The Best Bipolar Disorder Apps of 2014. click on the image to go to their website. These apps range in cost from free to $4.99. Most seem to be available for the iPhone but there are a few for Androids as well. They are all different and each one possesses a different set of functions. The variety of features includes moods/emotions, events, treatments, medications, resources/websites, connecting with others, Q&A, symptoms, charts/graphs, email information to doctors, journals, sleep tracking, and back-up ability. Some even give you the option of customizing your app to suit your needs. The whole purpose of a mobile app is to have these bipolar tools at your disposal anywhere you have your smart phone. As many of them are free, it costs you nothing to download a few and try them out. You may find something helpful.
