A new app update for the BACtrack Mobile and BACtrack Vio smartphone-connected breathalyzers allow users to share their blood alcohol content level results with Apple’s iOS 8 Health app.
The update for the breathalyzer’s companion app allows users to sync the data with the Health app, and also access data from other HealthKit-enabled apps.
Why would you want the Health app to know just how stinking drunk you really are? BACtrack laid out some of the possibilities for 9to5Mac:
- Compare BAC levels and sleep data side-by-side to discover if alcohol consumption affects both quality and duration of sleep
- Track daily routines using a wearable device and discover if activity levels change based on alcohol consumption
- Use fitness apps to track exercise activities and see if results change based on the previous night’s BAC levels
- View correlations between BAC levels and calories consumed using food tracking apps
The Bluetooth enabled BACtrack Mobile ($104.19) and BACtrack Vio ($52.38) breathalyzers are both available on Amazon.com.
The BACtrack companion app is available FREE for the iPhone in the App Store. [DIRECT LINK]
