CareChart The file you carry to every appointment.
CareChart keeps your prescriptions, lab reports and daily readings in one dated record — on your phone, in your name. Written in English and Hindi.
| Date | Time | Type | Reading | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15-08-2026 | 07:30 | Blood sugar | 130 mg/dL | fasting |
| 15-08-2026 | 15:30 | Blood sugar | 180 mg/dL | after lunch · above your doctor's target |
| 15-08-2026 | 20:10 | Blood pressure | 124/78 mmHg | sitting · pulse 72 |
| 14-08-2026 | 09:00 | Lab report | HbA1c 6.9 % | City Diagnostic · was 8.4 in April |
| 14-08-2026 | 11:20 | Doctor visit | Dr R. Mehta | repeat sugar in a month |
| 12-08-2026 | 18:45 | Prescription | Metformin 500 mg | twice daily, after food |
What it holds
Everything that currently lives in a plastic folder.
Photograph a prescription and CareChart reads the medicines off it, then asks you to check every one before it saves anything. Upload a full-body checkup and it pulls out each test, keeping the reference range printed on that report with that result.
Prescriptions
Photographed, read, and confirmed by you before it counts.
Lab reports
PDF or photo. The original file is kept exactly as you uploaded it.
Blood sugar
By reading type — fasting, after breakfast, after dinner, bedtime.
Blood pressure
Systolic, diastolic, pulse, position, with the date you took it.
Weight, SpO₂, pulse
Whichever you choose to keep. The rest stays out of your way.
Doctor visits
Who you saw, why, what they advised, when to come back.
Medicines, by hand
Type one in yourself when there is no prescription to photograph.
Walking & exercise
Only the figures the machine showed. Nothing is estimated.
Because every result is filed under the date it was taken, the same test from different years lines up in one row — including reports you upload years later.
| Test | 10-Jan-2026 | 10-Apr-2026 | 15-Aug-2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| HbA1c | 8.4 | 7.6 | 6.9 |
| Triglycerides | 290 | 235 | 170 |
| Creatinine | 0.9 | 0.9 | 1.0 |
| Vitamin D | 18 | 27 | 38 |
Each figure keeps the reference range printed on its own report. A newer report never rewrites an older one.
New
Your medicines, with the dose for each time of day.
Add a medicine yourself, in order, whether or not there is a prescription to photograph. Each one carries a separate dose for morning, afternoon, evening and night — because one tablet in the morning and two at night is two different facts, and a single "dosage" line quietly loses that.
| S.No. | Medicine | Strength | Morning | Afternoon | Evening | Night | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Metformin | 500 mg | 1 | — | 1 | — | 30 days |
| 2 | Telmisartan | 40 mg | — | — | — | 1 | 90 days |
| 3 | Ascoril | 5 ml | 5 ml | 2.5 ml | 5 ml | 10 ml | 7 days |
Today's medicines
The home screen opens on four groups — morning, afternoon, evening, night — so "what do I take now" is answered without a single tap.
It reads 1-0-1-0
Type the pattern from the prescription and the timings fill in. Where a pattern is genuinely ambiguous, it asks you rather than choosing.
Which medicines, when
Ask for any two dates and see every medicine you were on between them, including courses that started long before.
New
One button, and the doctor has the whole picture.
Choose a period — today, the last thirty days, the financial year, or any two dates — then tick what to include. CareChart builds a printable summary with the tables and the graphs for exactly that window, and saves it as a PDF named after you and the dates.
You choose what goes in
Eighteen sections, from current medicines to laboratory trends. Take everything, or only the two a particular doctor asked about.
Graphs for that period
Blood sugar by reading type, systolic and diastolic, weight, walking — each drawn for the same window as the tables beneath it.
Allergies are never left out
An allergy noted three years ago is on a one-day report too. It is the one omission a summary must never make.
Doctor Report
One tap picks the eleven sections a doctor actually reads. You only choose the period.
Or send a link instead
A link that expires in a day and that you can cancel. Your record does not travel through a chat app as a file.
Hindi throughout
Every screen, and the printed report. Medicine names, strengths and units stay exactly as written — in both languages.
Where we draw the line
What CareChart will never do.
Most health apps tell you your reading is high. CareChart does not, and this is a decision rather than a missing feature. A number that is alarming for one person is an ordinary morning for another, and an app does not know which person it is looking at.
- It does not diagnose, and never names a condition you have not been given.
- It does not decide a reading is high, low, normal or dangerous.
- It ships with no built-in "normal range". The only target it shows is the one your doctor set and you entered.
- It does not change a dose, suggest a medicine, or interpret a result.
- It does not sell, share or mine your records. There are no trackers on this page either.
What it does instead: it shows the number you recorded, the target you were given, and whether the one sits inside the other. Then it stops talking and lets you take it to your doctor.
Install
It installs from the browser. No store account needed.
CareChart is a web app that installs to your home screen and opens like any other app, including without a network connection for records already on the phone.
Point your phone camera at this
It opens CareChart and offers to install it, in one tap — on a phone or on a computer. There is no store account and nothing to unzip. This is the simplest way in; the APK below is there for phones where it is awkward.
The code is simply the web address, printed. Nothing installs until you tap Install and your browser asks you to confirm.
Or open it on this deviceAndroid & desktop
Chrome, Edge, Samsung Internet, Brave.
- Open app.carechart.in on the phone — or just tap the button above.
- Tap the browser menu, then Install app or Add to Home screen.
- Sign in with your mobile number.
iPhone & iPad
Safari.
- Open app.carechart.in in Safari.
- Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
- Sign in with your mobile number.
Android app file (APK)
A direct download for phones where installing from the browser is awkward. Version 1.0.0 · 1.3 MB · Android 5.0 or later.
Download CareChart for Android
- Tap the button above on your phone.
- Android will ask whether to allow installing apps from your browser — this is the standard warning for any app that does not come from the Play Store. Allow it, then tap Install.
- Sign in with your mobile number, exactly as on the website.
SHA‑256:
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Google Play
The same app, delivered through the Play Store.
Not published yetPrice
One price. Your records stay yours either way.
If a subscription lapses, nothing is deleted and nothing is locked. You can still open, read, search, export and print every record you have ever saved, and correct a wrong entry. A subscription is required only to add something new.