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Sick Log
An iPhone app for keeping track of when you, your kids, or anyone you care for is sick — what it was, how long it lasted, and how they were along the way.
What you can record
- Sick logs — one for each illness: who was sick, with what, and for how long, with the symptoms and notes for each day as it goes on.
- Temperatures — readings with their times, with fevers flagged.
- Medications — what was given, how much, and when.
- Visits — doctor’s appointments, tests, and vaccinations, past or upcoming, sick or not.
Temperatures, medications, and visits belong to the person, so they don’t need a sick log of their own, and those during an illness show up in its sick log.
Looking back
- Calendar — a month at a glance, with each person in their own colour.
- Logs — every sick log in one list, with everything recorded during it.
- People — each person’s sick logs and their full history.
- Export — save everything as a CSV or JSON file whenever you like.
iCloud and sharing
If you’re signed in to iCloud, your data is saved to your own private iCloud account — on the free version too, not just Pro. It syncs across your devices and comes back if you reinstall the app or move to a new iPhone.
Sharing logs with other people — a partner, grandparent, or carer — isn’t available yet. It may come in a future update if there’s demand for it. If you’d like it, get in touch using the support address below.
Privacy
Your data stays on your device and in your own iCloud account. There’s no server, no account to create, no analytics, and no ads. See the privacy policy for details.
Pricing
Sick Log is free for one person, with every feature included. A one-time in-app purchase, Sick Log Pro, lets you add more than one person.
Not medical advice
Sick Log is a record-keeping tool, not a medical device. It doesn’t diagnose, treat, or give advice — including about medicines or doses. If you’re worried about anyone’s health, talk to a doctor or pharmacist.
Support
Questions, bugs, or ideas: minho42+sicklog@gmail.com