Dose & Pulse — the morning reading: 118 over 76, pulse 68

In the labDose & Pulse · design frames

Mum, what was your blood pressure?

The phone call every family already makes, replaced by a number that shows up on its own. Dose & Pulse keeps blood pressure, pulse, pills and lab results for one person, reads them aloud, and shares them with the one who worries. Each of you in your own language.

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Languages

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Tap to log

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Accounts needed

What it keeps

Four things. One screen each.

Design frames · build in progress

Log entry — time of reading, systolic, diastolic, heart rate

01 · Blood pressure & pulse

Two numbers and a time of day

Systolic, diastolic, the pulse if the cuff gave one, and whether it was morning or after the pills. Big fields, one screen, saved with one tap. The app says the numbers back so you know it heard you right.

02 · Pills

What, how much, when

Every medicine with its dose and its hours. A reminder when one is due, a note when the box runs low, and an honest record of what was taken and what was missed. No streaks, no badges.

AI lab reader — glucose normal, vitamin D slightly low, cholesterol excellent

03 · Lab results & scans

The hospital PDF, in plain sentences

Photograph the results sheet. Each line comes back in words a person can read: glucose normal, vitamin D a little low, talk to your doctor. The original stays attached for the doctor who wants the numbers.

The home screen — good morning, today's reading, the weekly summary

04 · The week

A summary you can listen to

Once a week, a few plain sentences about where the numbers went, with a button that reads them out. Also a line a day about how it felt, spoken rather than typed. The app writes it down.

The family

For the one who worries.

She logs in Istanbul, in Turkish. You read it in Berlin, in German, the moment it lands. There is no morning call to remember and no evening call to dread, because the number is already on your phone.

She decides who sees what. Her daughter gets everything and an alert if a reading is out of range. Her son gets the vitals and nothing else. It is set from her phone, per person, and it can be taken back the same way.

Once a month, one tap makes the PDF the doctor asks for, in whichever language the doctor reads.

She sees

All

Every reading, every pill, every result. It is her record.

You see

What she allows

Vitals only, or the lot. Alerts on, or off. Her call, per person.

Care and share — family sharing, two caregivers, export a report

It talks

Reads aloud. Listens. Never small print.

It was drawn for the phone that lives on the kitchen table. Nothing on screen is under 18 point. Every record has a button that reads it out, in the language the app is set to. Every note has a microphone, so a sentence about the day is said, not typed.

It works before you make an account. Log for a month with no sign-in and nothing leaves the phone. Sign in later, and the month comes with you.

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On the kitchen table
Text18pt minimum, 48dp targets Reads aloudevery record, in the app's language Dictationnotes, hands free Accountoptional Offlineyes, then it syncs ReportPDF or CSV, one tap

Want it on your mother's phone first?

We are building it now. Tell us who it is for and which language they read in, and you will get the first build before the store does.

Dose & Pulse keeps records. It does not diagnose, and it is not a medical device. Talk to a doctor about the numbers.

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