Private family health, Android & iOS

Your family’s health.
Private by design.

SUKHATA keeps every prescription, lab report, and dose schedule for your whole family on your phone — encrypted, offline-capable, and never uploaded to a health-data cloud you didn’t choose.

No account required to start. No health data ever leaves your device without you choosing exactly where.

No health-data cloud account. Records live in an encrypted database on your phone.
Never sold, never advertised on. Healthcare data and ads is exactly the trust problem we won’t create.
Biometric-locked. Face ID, fingerprint, or your device passcode — every launch.
Delete the app, data is gone. Nothing lingers on a server because nothing was ever sent to one.

How your data actually moves

A private backend can still exist. Your records just aren’t in it.

SUKHATA can talk to a server for the ordinary things any app needs — app version checks, subscription entitlement, purchase validation. What it will never send is a name, a diagnosis, a prescription, or a lab value.

The only thing that ever leaves your phone on its own is an anonymous installation ID, used solely to check whether you’re on Free or Premium. Apple and Google handle the actual payment.

● PHONE
Health records✕ internet
Documents✕ internet
Medication data✕ internet
Anonymous install ID→ subscription api
Subscription API returns exactly one thing back: Free / Premium, and when it expires.

What’s in the vault

Everything one family juggles across WhatsApp threads and paper folders — organized, in one place.

Family profiles

Self, Father, Mother, Spouse, Children, other dependents — blood group, allergies, doctors, and insurance for each.

Medical document vault

Prescriptions, lab reports, scans, discharge summaries — camera, gallery, or file, encrypted the moment it’s imported. Tag it: Dad · Cardiology · 2026

Medicine manager

Morning / afternoon / night dose slots, taken & skipped tracking, tablets remaining, and a refill reminder before the strip runs out.

Appointments

Doctor, specialty, hospital, and a “bring these” checklist — reminded the evening before, not the morning of.

Vitals & lab tracking

Blood pressure, glucose, HbA1c, weight, SpO2 and more — every reading plotted so a trend is a glance, not a search.

Emergency Health Card

Blood group, allergies, current medications, and an emergency contact — one tap away, without opening the whole vault.

Trends, not just numbers

Six months of readings tell a doctor more than one.

Every vital you log — HbA1c, blood pressure, weight — builds its own chart automatically. No spreadsheet, no re-typing numbers from an old report the night before a visit.

HbA1c

7.0 6.8 6.6 6.4 6.2 6.0 Jan Mar May Jul

FATHER — HEALTH SUMMARY

Generated on-device · not uploaded

Age: 68Blood Group: B+

CURRENT MEDICATIONS

Metformin 500 mg2/day
Amlodipine 5 mg1/day

ALLERGIES

Penicillin

RECENT RESULTS

HbA1c · Jan 20267.1
HbA1c · Apr 20266.8
HbA1c · Aug 20266.4
Blood Pressure · latest132/84

RECENT VISITS

12 AugCardiology
04 JunDiabetes follow-up

Before you walk into the clinic

Doctor Visit Mode

Pick who’s visiting and why. SUKHATA builds a clean, doctor-ready summary — current medications, allergies, recent results, recent visits — entirely on your phone, and hands it to your share sheet. SUKHATA never sees where it goes.

On a train, in a basement ward, mid-flight

Internet unavailable? SUKHATA doesn’t notice.

Reports Medicines Reminders Emergency card Vitals Search Timeline

Pricing

Free is genuinely useful. Premium is for the family managing a lot.

No advertising, ever — on either plan. That’s not a Premium feature, it’s the whole point.

Free

₹0

  • 2 family profiles
  • Medical documents
  • Medicine reminders & appointments
  • Vitals & health timeline
  • Emergency card & biometric lock
  • Manual encrypted backup

Speaks your family’s language

English हिन्दी ಕನ್ನಡ தமிழ் తెలుగు മലയാളം मराठी

Coming soon to Android & iOS

Your health belongs to you.

SUKHATA is finishing closed beta. Save your spot for early access.

App Store — in review Google Play — closed beta