Your first sick-day record
Start with your child’s profile, then record a temperature, symptom or medicine from their home screen. Add observations as things change.
Explore the sick-day recordA place to start, a question answered,
or a real person when you need one.

Start with your child’s profile, then record a temperature, symptom or medicine from their home screen. Add observations as things change.
Explore the sick-day recordUse Family Sharing to invite a trusted adult. They need to accept the invitation to access the shared family record. You can manage that access in Settings.
About family sharingReview the child’s recorded history and open the handoff or report tools. Check the details before sharing. Available report and export options depend on your plan.
About reports and handoffsSee current plans and local prices in the app or App Store. Apple manages purchases and subscription changes. For purchase issues, include your app version when contacting us.
Compare Free and PremiumYes. Kiddico includes free core sick-day tools for tracking illnesses, symptoms, temperatures, medication doses, hydration, and care actions. Current Premium options and local prices appear in the App Store.
Your health information is stored on your device by default. Kiddico has no ads and does not use your health information for advertising analytics. Optional cloud backup and family-sharing features are available.
Only you by default. When you choose to invite a trusted caregiver, you control that access and can revoke it.
No. Kiddico helps parents organize observations and communicate them clearly. It does not diagnose, provide medical advice, or replace professional care.
Kiddico includes export tools for taking your family’s health history with you. Available export formats depend on your plan and the current app version.
Kiddico is currently designed for iPhone. Check official Kiddico channels for future platform announcements.
Email [email protected] with your app version and a short description. Please leave private child-health details out of your email.
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