MySejahtera is one of the applications used by many in various health-related matters due to the Covid-19 transmission since 2020.
However, over the past two months, it has started to be rarely used by the public because there is no need to check in the location. But, the developers of MySejahtera did not leave it alone, and now seems to have started the next evolution of the application as a health passport.
With the MySejahtera update for iPhone that started to be distributed starting today, it brings changes to the interface design. The icon design is more streamlined with a parallel blue color, while also adding a new main navigation focusing on health records.
On that dedicated tab, users can view their health records, including such as BMI rate, blood type, in addition to several health reports and laboratory tests. Vaccination records are also displayed through the tab.
This change also shows the evolution of MySejahtera as a health passport for consumers, besides possibly facilitating various matters in the event of an emergency.
For iPhone users, you can already update the MySejahtera app, and enjoy this new feature. A similar update for Android is expected to follow soon.