Parameter Groups
What is a parameter group? It combines multiple parameters into a shared form – so you record multiple values with a single tap on the dashboard.
Why Parameter Groups?
Without a group: Tap Blood pressure → enter value → Save
Tap Pulse → enter value → Save
Tap Mood → enter value → Save
→ 3 separate actions
With a group: Tap "Morning Check-in" → 1 form with all 3 fields → Save
→ 1 action
Typical use cases: - Blood pressure: Systolic + Diastolic + Pulse - Morning check-in: Sleep quality + Energy + Mood - Meal companion: Hunger before eating + Satiety afterwards
Creating a New Parameter Group
Step 1: Navigate
Settings →
Parameter Groups →
(Plus) 
Step 2: Choose Icon and Name
Select a fitting icon and give the group a meaningful name.
💡 The name appears on the dashboard tile – keep it short and clear: “Blood Pressure”, “Morning”, “Sport”.
Step 3: Select Parameters
You see a list of all available parameters (which you created beforehand).
- Tap a parameter to add it to the group
- It appears in the “active parameters” list
- The order in the list = order in the input form
⚠️ Prerequisite: The parameters must already exist. If not: → Create parameters
Step 4: Add Sections (optional)
For groups with many parameters you can insert visual sections:
- Tap the add section icon in the active parameter list
- Optionally enter a section heading (e.g. “Body”, “Mind”)
- Arrange parameters within sections via drag
Before / After:
Without sections: With sections:
Sleep quality ── BODY ──
Energy Sleep quality
Mood Energy
Stress ── MIND ──
Concentration Mood
Stress
Concentration
Step 5: Finish
Tap “Done” or navigate back – the group is saved.
Editing a Group
Tap a group in the parameter groups list → adjust settings.
You can at any time: - Add new parameters - Remove parameters (the event data for those parameters is preserved) - Change the order - Rename or delete sections
Templates from the Library
Instead of creating parameter groups manually, you can download ready-made configurations from the community:
💡 Downloaded groups can still be adjusted after import.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a parameter be in multiple groups? Yes. A parameter can be used in any number of groups. All events land in the same data pool.
Can I have a single parameter on the dashboard alongside a group? Yes. Example: Pulse is part of the Blood Pressure group, but can also exist as an individual tile on the dashboard – for situations where you just want to quickly measure your pulse.
How many parameters per group is sensible? 3–6 is ideal. More than 8 makes the form unwieldy.
Group tiles can have alarm reminders – directly from the tile or via the Dashboard editor. → Tile Reminders

