App library

Mobile apps can help you monitor your symptoms, track your progress towards health goals, learn about your condition, remember to take your medication and much more. The app library, currently funded by Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora, provides a selection of apps so that you can decide which one is right for you.

Category Reviewed apps

Alcohol use apps

Anger management apps

Ankylosing spondylitis apps

Anxiety management apps

Arthritis apps

Asthma apps

Autism apps

Baby care apps

Back exercise apps

Blood pressure apps

Breathing apps

Breastfeeding apps

Breast self-examination apps

Carer support apps

Coeliac disease apps

Communication apps

Concussion apps

Contraction timer apps

COPD apps

Cybersecurity – information and reporting

 

Dementia apps

Depression apps

Diabetes apps

Eating disorder apps

Eczema apps

Endometriosis apps

Epilepsy apps

Exercise apps/fitness apps

Exercise apps for older adults

Falls prevention apps

Fertility apps

Fibromyalgia apps

First aid and emergency apps

Fitness & weight loss apps

Fluid control app (for heart and kidney health)

Food label reading apps

Gout apps

Graded motor imagery apps

Healthcare services apps

Healthy eating apps/nutrition apps

Hearing test apps

Heart failure apps

Heart rate apps

'How to' guides

 

Irritable bowel syndrome apps

Kidney disease apps

Knee and hips exercises

Medication reminder apps

Meniere's disease apps

Menopause apps

Mental health and wellbeing - Aotearoa New Zealand

 

Mental health and wellbeing - CBT apps

Mental health and wellbeing - goal setting, problem solving and motivation apps

Mental health and wellbeing apps (for LGBTQIA+)

Mental health and wellbeing - meditation and mindfulness apps

Mental health and wellbeing - phobia apps

Mental health and wellbeing apps (for pregnancy)

Mental health and wellbeing - PTSD apps

Mental health and wellbeing apps (for teenagers and young people)

Mental health and wellbeing - self-harm prevention apps

Mental health and wellbeing apps (for people with intellectual disability)

Multiple sclerosis apps

Migraine and headache apps

Neck exercise apps

Nutrition apps – children

Nutrition apps – pregnancy
Osteoarthritis apps
Osteoporosis apps

Pain (chronic) apps

Parkinson's apps

Pacific Peoples language and culture apps

Patient portal apps

Pelvic floor exercise apps

Period tracking apps

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) apps

Pregnancy apps

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) apps

 

Pressures sore apps

Problem gambling apps

Psoriasis apps

Puberty apps

Quit smoking apps  

Security and privacy of health apps

 

Self-management apps

Sexuality and relationship apps

 

Shoulder exercises

 

Skin check apps

Sleep apps

Snoring apps

Stroke apps

Sun safety apps

Swallowing difficulty apps

Symptom checkers

 

Symptom trackers

Te reo and te ao Māori apps

Tinnitus apps

Vertigo apps

Virtual consult apps

Vision difficulty apps

Warfarin apps

Weight management apps

Wellness and healthy ageing apps

Disclaimer: The NZ Health App Library is a free consumer service to help you decide whether a health app would be suitable for you. Our review process is independent. We have no relationship with the app developers or companies and no responsibility for the service they provide. This means that if you have an issue with one of the apps we have reviewed, you will need to contact the app developer or company directly.

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