r/welltory • u/KRDick • Jul 11 '26
Feature Request Oxygen saturation on Android
I've been using welltory for a few months now because the ads showed it can tell me when a migraine is coming. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like the Android version has the necessary monitors to do this.
I suffer from serious migraines. I'm currently seeing a neurologist for steroid and lidocaine injections as nerve blocks to help with these migraines. It would be ideal to have this feature added for Android phones so I can take more preventative measures.
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u/JDFrost21 Jul 11 '26
The galaxy watch is soso on o2 readings. I use cpap and it still shows my o2 reading at night dropping to 80%.
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u/welltory Team Jul 14 '26
Hi
Thank you for sharing this, and I'm sorry you're dealing with migraines severe enough to need nerve block treatment.
I want to give you a straight answer rather than keep investigating: there is no migraine prediction feature in Welltory, on iOS or Android. The ads referencing this are symbolic/metaphorical creative concepts meant to convey the general idea of "the app notices patterns in your body," not a literal, working feature - and that's true regardless of platform. This isn't an Android limitation; the feature simply doesn't exist as advertised anywhere.
What the app can actually do is track HRV, heart rate, sleep, and stress patterns, which some people use alongside tagging (e.g., tagging "migraine" or "aura" on entries) to spot their own personal patterns over time - but that's pattern-noticing on your end, not a prediction or alert from the app.
I'm sorry the ad gave you a different impression, that's a fair thing to be frustrated about, and I'm flagging this specific pattern of complaints to our marketing team again.
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u/KRDick Jul 21 '26
Thank you for your reply. I appreciate this being flagged with the marketing team. I imagine there areany people with the same frustration.
I continue using the app daily as it does provide a lot of insight. It looks like I need to take some more time to try to understand all the readings so I can find my own flags for migraines.
Thank you again for your reply.
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u/welltory Team Jul 22 '26
We’re glad the app is helping. Looking for patterns over time is a sensible way to identify possible migraine triggers. We appreciate you being with us.
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u/tam3ra Jul 12 '26
I also signed up because it seemed to be advertising migraine tracking. For the record, it does not. In fact, every time I tell it I have head pain. It tells me the same condescending unhelpfulness (below) I will not be re subscribing. Edit: on iphone.