
Coughpro
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Overview

CoughPro is a free mobile application that records cough sounds and presents the counts in a user‑friendly format. Its main goal is to give people with chronic cough a concrete record they can use in consultations with their doctors. The app promises privacy protection and claims to be backed by scientific research, though no pricing details are listed.
After installation, the app automatically begins listening for cough sounds through the smartphone microphone. Each cough is detected and logged with a precise timestamp. Once a cough is counted, the data is added to cumulative totals, which the app then displays as line graphs representing daily, weekly, and monthly activity. Users can tap on individual data points to view the exact time of each cough, or they can scroll through a list of recorded events. If desired, a note can be attached to a specific cough entry; the notes can contain personal observations such as whether the cough occurred during sleep, after medication, or during a particular activity. These notes can later be exported along with the numeric data, giving patients a more complete picture of their cough pattern when discussing symptoms with a healthcare professional.
The tool is especially useful for people whose doctors have not taken their chronic cough complaints seriously. By providing objective cough counts and detailed timing, the app supplies evidence that can be brought to a medical appointment. It also benefits parents who want to monitor their children's cough frequency when they are sick, as several reviews mention the app's usefulness in tracking early warning signs. Conversely, the app may not satisfy users who need a structured therapy plan or who prefer a web‑based dashboard; the product is only available as a mobile download and offers no built‑in cough‑suppression exercises.
CoughPro relies on Behavioral Cough Suppression Therapy (BCST) in the sense that it supports patients who are following BCST techniques by providing data to assess progress. While the site cites studies showing BCST can reduce cough frequency, the application itself does not deliver BCST content.
Key features
- Automatic cough detection via built‑in microphone
- Timestamped logs of each cough event
- Graphical summaries for days, weeks, and months
- Option to add contextual notes to individual coughs
- Exportable data for sharing with a doctor
Details
- Pricing
- Free
- Release date
- 2026-03-16
- Last checked
- 7h ago
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Accurate cough counting reported by multiple users
- Provides objective data to support medical discussions
- Free download, no in‑app ads
- Simple, clean interface
Cons
- Only available as a mobile app, no web version
- No integration with third‑party health platforms mentioned
- Pricing terms are subject to change, with no current plan details published

