Write it down.
Type the numbers, or just say them. Add a note, like fasting or after dinner. Logged it late? Change the time.
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See a day with Halebook · For Android phones. We are testing with a small group now.
Two done. I'll ring you at 9 for your evening medicine.
Three questions. Tap your answers, and you get an honest one back.
Halebook rings at the right time, even when the phone is locked, and keeps the book your doctor asks for.
Get it on Google PlayWrite down a reading. Take the medicine when it rings. Show the record to the people who matter. That is all.
Type the numbers, or just say them. Add a note, like fasting or after dinner. Logged it late? Change the time.
It rings out loud, even when the phone is locked. Tap Taken, or ask for 15 more minutes. Miss one, and it is written down, not forgotten.
One page with your last 30 days. Send it to the doctor from your phone, or print it and carry it.
Give your daughter a code. She sees your day on her phone, and gets a message if a dose is late. Stop sharing whenever you like.
"I forget the evening one."Four medicines a day, and the doctor wants the readings.
"I used to call every night to ask."Now she just sees it, and hears if a dose is late.
Not on reminders, not in the app, not for a fee.
Your record stays on your phone. Nobody sees it unless you share it.
English and Hindi from day one. Medicine names stay the way the box prints them. Tap हिंदी under the phone above to see it.
No subscription and no monthly charge. Buy it once and it stays yours, on every phone you move to.
Halebook rings like your morning alarm. Out loud, on the lock screen, until you tap Taken. Tonight, tomorrow, and every night after.
Rang at 9 all seven nights. Six taken, one missed, and the missed one is written down for you. It stays on your phone.
What people use today, next to Halebook. No brand names, only what each one does at home.
| What matters at home | Halebook | Paper diary | Subscription app |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rings at 9, even when locked | Yes: Yes | No: No | Partly: Usually |
| No ads on the reminder | Yes: Never | Yes: Yes | Partly: After you pay |
| A page for the doctor | Yes: 30 days, free | Partly: Copy it by hand | Partly: Paid tier |
| Family can see your day | Yes: Yes, if you choose | No: No | Partly: Sometimes |
| What it costs | Free, or ₹299 once | ₹40 a year | ₹110 to ₹5,300 a year |
Based on what people say about the apps they use today. On a phone, swipe the table sideways.
The free app does the whole daily job. Two one-time purchases add more. Nothing is charged monthly.
Everything you need each day.
For anyone who takes a medicine or keeps a reading.
More range, more people.
For a longer record, and peace of mind if the phone is lost.
For the whole family.
For the daughter in another city, and everyone else who worries.
You pay once and keep it. Nothing that is free today becomes paid later.
You need a cuff or a meter for that. Halebook keeps the record of what they say, reminds you of the medicines you scheduled, and shows the record to the people you choose. It never diagnoses, and it never tells you a number is good or bad. That is a conversation for you and your doctor.
No sign-up. No companies watching. Your record leaves the phone only when you send a report or let a family member see your day, and you can stop that any time.
Read the privacy policyIt takes less than a minute, and it rings tonight.
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