Closed beta · Android · iOS soon

Votre santé quotidienne, sans rien écrire.

Enregistrez tension, pouls, glycémie et médicaments à la voix ou au toucher. Votre médecin reçoit un rapport prêt à imprimer. Vos données restent sur l'appareil.

Rejoindre la bêta ferméeFree · no card · no commitment
5 s
per entry
15
languages
6
with voice
0
data in the cloud
Trends screen with a thirty-day chart of systolic and diastolic readings and a dashed trend line; to the right, the latest reading, the range averages and the weight.

Android · 14 days · free

How to join the test

Google won't let a new app go live until 12 people have kept it installed for 14 days in a row. Not one fewer. If you sign up you're one of those twelve, so here's the whole deal before I ask for your email.

  1. Give me your Google emailThe same one you use on Google Play. It's the only address Play accepts to grant access: with any other, the invite never reaches you and you never get to see the app.
  2. Accept the invite and installI'll send you a link. Open it on your Android phone or tablet, accept becoming a tester, and install it from Play like any other app.
  3. Keep it installed for 14 daysYou don't have to use it every day — just don't uninstall it. If you opt out early you stop counting towards the 12 and I have to find someone else.

No card, no account, no ads. When it reaches the store I'll let you know, and you keep it or uninstall it — your call.

Sound familiar?

  1. You write your blood pressure on a piece of paper and then you can't find the paper.
  2. At the appointment, the doctor asks and you can't remember the numbers.
  3. You take care of an older relative and have no way to see if they are getting better or worse.
  4. You track things irregularly and wish you could see a real trend.
  5. The app you tried asked for an account, an email and a cloud sync.

It's not a willpower problem. It's a friction problem.

Fonctions

Everything you need to stay on top of it

Built for real people, not athletes. Huge type and wide buttons, readable at arm's length without glasses.

Log in 5 seconds

Say "120 over 80, pulse 72" and you're done. Or use the large numeric keypad. No menus, no calendars.

Voice available in 6 languages: Spanish, English, German, French, Italian and Portuguese.

Charts that explain themselves

7 and 30-day trend, moving median and soft alerts. No tables, no Excel.

Doctor-ready report in one tap

PDF with a monthly header, full table and 30-day charts. Ready to print or send over WhatsApp.

Medication sheet for the pillbox

Print the month's medication as a tick-box grid: one row per drug, one box per dose. Withdrawn drugs are flagged “do not take”.

100% local. No account, no cloud.

Your data stays on your device. No login, no server of ours, no tracking. If you want, back it up manually to a file.

15 languages, 6 with voice

Interface translated to 15 languages. Hands-free voice dictation in the 6 most spoken ones.

Comment ça marche

Getting started takes less than a coffee

  1. Download it

    Sign up for the beta and we will let you know as soon as it is on Google Play. No endless waitlist.

  2. Set it up in one screen

    The name the nurse greets you by, the language and the warning ranges. No email, no phone, no verification.

  3. Log every day

    Morning, evening or whenever you remember. Voice, keyboard or whatever is closest.

  4. Bring it to the doctor

    The day before, export the month's PDF. The appointment is half as long because the data is already there.

Entry screen with an oversized numeric keypad; above it, the value being typed shown in large figures with the mmHg unit.
One digit at a time
Trends screen with a thirty-day chart of systolic and diastolic readings and a dashed trend line; to the right, the latest reading, the range averages and the weight.
Thirty days at a glance
Report table with one row per day: date, time, systolic, diastolic, oxygen, pulse and glucose, with buttons to download the PDF or print it.
The report for the appointment

Legal

Privacy by default, not by configuration

We believe your health is yours and nobody else's. That is why the app knows nothing about you at all.

  • Zero accounts. Zero email. Zero phone.
  • Zero cloud of ours. The database lives on your device; the optional sync only talks to a server you host yourself.
  • Zero analytics in the app. It measures nothing, not even anonymous errors.
  • Zero ads. Free, with no in-app purchases and no subscription. If you want to support it there is a voluntary coffee on the website; the app behaves the same without it.

Join the closed beta

We are finishing the first Android version. iOS comes later. We will email you the moment your invite is ready.

Blog

What NurseAI is, plainly

What is NurseAI?

NurseAI is a free Android app for logging vital signs — blood pressure, pulse, oxygen saturation and glucose — along with daily medication. It works offline, needs no account and shows no ads: the data is stored only on the device.

Who is it for?

It is built for elderly people who track their health daily and for the family members who care for them. The interface uses large type, wide buttons and hands-free voice dictation, and it is meant to be read at arm's length without glasses. It follows one person: there is a single logbook on the device, with the name the nurse greets you by.

What NurseAI is not

NurseAI is not a medical device. It does not diagnose, does not recommend or adjust doses, and does not issue clinical alerts. It is not regulated under EU MDR 2017/745. It is a logbook: your doctor does the interpreting.

  • Free: no ads, no in-app purchases, no subscription and no premium tier.
  • No sign-up and no user account.
  • Works fully offline.
  • Data is stored only on the device. There is no server of ours and no sync by default; sync is an optional setting that talks only to a server you host yourself.
  • One person per device: a single logbook with a configurable display name, not multiple user profiles.
  • Available in 15 languages, with voice dictation in 6.
  • Produces a PDF report ready to take to an appointment, plus a monthly medication sheet for the pillbox.
  • Android 8.0 or later. There is no iOS version yet.

Questions

Questions we get a lot

Is this a medical device?

No. It is a log and a summary to bring to the doctor. It does not diagnose, recommend doses, or give risk alerts. Your doctor sets the thresholds in the settings. (EU Regulation 2017/745.)

Does it work without internet?

Yes. The app is 100% local and needs no connection for anything, not even the first launch. One honest caveat about dictation: it uses your device's own speech recogniser. The app asks it to work offline, but if your device has no offline language pack installed for that language, the recogniser falls back to processing the audio through its provider (usually Google), under that vendor's privacy policy. Everything can be typed instead, and the app works exactly the same if you deny the microphone permission.

What about my data?

It stays on your device. No account, no server of ours, and no sync unless you turn it on and point it at a server you host yourself. To move to a new phone, export the backup from Settings: it is a plain, unencrypted SQLite file that you share deliberately through the Android share sheet (email, chat, a folder), protected only by your device's own encryption — treat it like any other sensitive document. The export does strip the sync address and key, so those credentials never travel inside the copy.

When is it launching?

The Android closed beta is almost here. Sign up here and we will email you the invite as soon as there is room. iOS comes later, once we buy a Mac to compile the iPhone and iPad build.

How much will it cost?

Nothing. It is free in the beta and free when the stable version ships: no ads, no in-app purchases, no subscription, no premium tier and no selling your data. If you want to support the project there is a voluntary coffee on the website, but the app behaves identically whether you contribute or not.

Why Android only for now?

The dev team works from Linux. To ship on iOS we need a Mac with Xcode. When that happens, we will announce it here.

Can I help translate?

Yes, please. Email [email protected] and we will give you access to the translation repo. Any of the 15 languages the app speaks is welcome: Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi and Turkish.

Support

Buy me a coffee

NurseAI is free, ad-free and tracker-free, and it is staying that way. There is no paid tier and nothing held back behind a wall. If it is useful to you and you feel like chipping in towards the time that goes into it, here is where.

This is a voluntary contribution: it buys nothing, unlocks no feature, and grants no support or different treatment inside the app. People who contribute nothing get exactly the same product.

Payments are handled by Stripe. NurseAI never sees or stores your card details. The money goes to the person behind the project, trading as CherryDevLabs — this is not a donation to a registered non-profit and it is not tax-deductible. Terms