A software/service/app that's proven to be worth the money offered for free. How often does that happen?

No crashes on my 5s with iOS 8.02. But of the list of stores, the app only identified one - Rite Aid. From the pictures, I'd though it would identify the local Fred Meyers (owned by Kroger).

The setup for two people and the scale was confusing, but I got through it. Once that was over, it's been working well. I do think that the scale isn't as precise as I'd like it to be, but it's a consumer product. I don't expect 100% accuracy. Figuring out how to share our data between us without a service was another low point; had to figure it out again. Locating the manual entry for blood pressure - hidden well. If I wobble too much and get a bad reading, I can delete it. The readings for the both of us are automatically showing up in the app, no manual entry required. I'd like some simple enhancements in the app: ability to add notes to a reading for instance. I'd like the app to ignore the system portrait lock when I turn the phone to get the graph (as a setting). I'd like the feeling of "it was too expensive for what we got" to move toward "this is cool" a bit more.

While this needs to be localized to America, it's not a code bug. St is the abreviation for weight in Stones. 1 Stone equals 14 pounds. Go over to Google, and type in as an example: 240 pounds in stone Or use a calculator to divide your weight by 14 - anything over that is listed as pounds.

The app itself is fine, but it's the content you'll want this for. While I don't t agree with everything 100%, it will make you think about your health and your choices. I read them daily and it helped me keep my focus.