Health
Your health, in your own records
Your medications, vitals and labs in one place — recorded, never interpreted.
Free for 30 days, then $12 a year. One Klowd account covers every app.
Health keeps the things you would otherwise be reconstructing from memory in a waiting room: what you take and whether you took it, when you were last seen, what your blood pressure has been doing, and what the last set of labs actually said.
It draws a hard line between things you do and things you are. Doses and appointments are events, so they get adherence — did you take it, did you go. Blood pressure and weight are measurements, so they get trends. The two are never mixed up, because a missed weigh-in is not a missed dose.
It will never tell you what any of it means. No flagging, no colour-coded warnings, no "your numbers look concerning". Trend arrows are neutral in both directions. Interpretation is a conversation with your doctor, and an app that stages that conversation badly does real harm.
What it does
Doses, refills and what you actually took
Scheduled medications track adherence over time. As-needed medications do not, because there is no schedule to adhere to — logging one is a record, not a miss.
Labs keep their own reference range
The range is recorded on the result, not on the analyte, because labs differ and ranges change. Your result from two years ago keeps the range it was actually measured against.
Vitals as trends, not verdicts
Blood pressure, weight and the rest are charted over time with neutral trend indicators. No reference bands, no green and red, no implied judgement.
Ready for the appointment
Everything you would otherwise try to remember, in one place: current medications, recent readings, the last labs and when you were last seen.
Nobody here can read it
Health encrypts everything on your device before it syncs, with a key derived from your password that never reaches us. What our server stores is a blob we hold no key to. How that works.
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Health questions
- Will Health tell me if a result is abnormal?
- No, deliberately. It records what your lab reported, including the reference range that lab used, and shows you the number. It will not flag, colour or interpret it. That is your doctor's job, and software that guesses at it either frightens people unnecessarily or falsely reassures them.
- Does it track BMI?
- No. BMI compares you to a population average and tells you almost nothing useful about an individual. Health records your weight and shows you how it has moved.
- Is my medical information private?
- It is encrypted on your device before it syncs, with a key derived from your password that we never receive. We hold an opaque blob and no key that could open it. Health is a personal record, not a medical device, and is not a substitute for professional care.
The rest of the suite
One account covers all of them, and you pay only for the ones you use.