Activate: Tap an entry → it moves to the active list
at the top.
Deactivate: Swipe left in the active list →
Deactivate. Your configuration is preserved.
💡 Every new dashboard automatically gets a settings switcher
tile added. This lets you switch directly between your
dashboards from the dashboard itself, without going into Settings
manually.
Choosing a Layout
Tap “Layout”:
Option
Appearance
Good for
List
Compact list view, colorful
Many parameters, text-heavy
Tiles 3
3 wide tiles per row
Few, important parameters
Tiles 4
4 medium tiles
Balanced mix
Tiles 5
5 small tiles per row
Many parameters at a glance
Adjusting Tile Size
In tile view you can enlarge individual tiles:
Tap the grid icon to the left of the drag icon on a
tile
Select the desired size (1×1, 2×1, 2×2, …)
The mini-dashboard in the preview shows the effect immediately
Tap a tile in the Dashboard Editor
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to open the editor. The upper area shows a live preview of the tile and
the option to change the icon.
Every parameter and group tile can be individually colored
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→ “Appearance” → “Palette”.
A sheet opens with three sections:
1. Choose palette — horizontally scrollable
mini-preview of all available palettes. The chosen palette determines
which colors are available in the next sections. The current app palette
is pre-selected.
2. Background color — 30 fields from the chosen
palette. Tapping applies the color immediately to the tile preview.
3. Symbol/text color — 5 base colors (black →
white). There’s also an auto-contrast button: it
automatically selects black or white, whichever is more readable on the
chosen background.
💡 Besides the palette sheet there are also direct color pickers for
background and symbol color – for any colors not contained in a
palette.
Understanding the Capacity
Display
Fig. 46 — Capacity display
The app calculates how many tiles fit on screen:
Capacity: 17 of 18 available, but 2 tiles clipped
Green: All active tiles fit
Orange triangle on a tile: this tile will be
clipped
Solution: Reorder tiles in the active list
Sorting tiles: Long-press the drag icon
(3 lines on the right) → drag up or down.
Exporting and Importing
Tiles
You can export the active tiles of a dashboard as a template and
share it with other devices or the community.
Exporting Tiles
Fig. 47 — Import/Export menu
Settings → Dashboards → select
dashboard → Import/Export symbol (arrows, top right) →
“Export active tiles”
The app creates a .ioom file with all active tiles
including their parameters and groups. You can share it directly via
AirDrop, Mail or iCloud.
Sharing Tiles to the
Community Library
In the same export menu there’s also “Share to Community
Library”. A two-step sheet opens: first you select a single
tile from your list (parameter or group tiles), then you enter a
description and upload it. The tile then appears in the template library
where other users can download it.
Or: tap a tile template in the template library →
“Download”
Selective Import
After opening a tile template you see a selection
dialog with a checkbox list of all included content:
☑ Tile "Migraine" → will be added to the dashboard
☑ Parameter: Intensity → will be created
☑ Parameter: Duration
☑ Tile "Sleep group"
☑ Group: Sleep
☑ Sleep onset
☑ Sleep quality
☑ Tile "Meal" → special tile, no sub-level
You can deselect at every level: - Deselect tile → tile not added,
but content (parameter/group) can still be imported - Deselect group →
individual group parameters still selectable (created as standalone
parameters) - Deselect parameter → only this parameter is not
imported
Select all / Deselect all via the quick-select at
the top of the list.
Using Multiple Dashboards
Effectively
Dashboard
Tiles
“Morning”
Sleep, energy, mood, weight
“Evening”
Pain, wellbeing, daily review
“Nutrition”
Food, drinks, hunger, portions
“Sport”
Training, intensity, heart rate, recovery
Switching Between Dashboards
Swipe left or right on the dashboard to switch
between your dashboards.
Mini-Preview Tile
You can place a special mini-preview tile on a
dashboard that shows a scaled-down preview of another dashboard – useful
for example to always keep the medication stock in view while tracking
on another dashboard. Tapping the tile navigates directly to that
dashboard.
Alarm Overview Tile
The alarm overview tile shows the status of all
configured alarm slots at a glance:
Number of active alarms relative to the total
(e.g. 3/5)
Next trigger – time of the next ringing alarm
If no alarms are configured: hint “No alarms configured”
Tap the tile → detail view “Alarms” opens with all
slots, their time, recurrence pattern (daily / weekdays) and status
(active / disabled / next trigger).
💡 The tile captures all alarm slots – both tile reminders and
medication alarms. Especially useful if you want to keep alarms from
different areas in one central view.
Dashboard for Different
Devices
Each screen resolution requires its own configuration. When switching
from iPhone to iPad (or Mac), a new dashboard must be created.
If You Get Lost in the App
Close the app completely (double-tap Home or swipe up → swipe away
the app) and restart it. You always land on your dashboard.