Features

Everything Parchi does, by tab. All of it works on the phone, with no account.

Papers

Photograph or import a paper and keep it where you can find it.

Reads printed papers

Dates, clinics, amounts, medicines and test values are pulled out for you to check. The original photo stays next to what was read.

Import lab PDFs

Open a report PDF from Files, Mail or WhatsApp. Reports saved from a lab's system are read from their own text, and password-protected ones ask for the password.

Search everything

Find a medicine, a clinic or a name across every paper you have kept.

Follow-up dates first

Papers with a date coming up are shown at the top, so a visit or a payment is not forgotten.

Share several papers at once

Pick any papers and make one PDF with a contents page, newest first, for a doctor visit or an insurance claim.

A summary for the doctor

One page of what matters, with the original scan attached if you want it, shared the way you choose.

The check screen, showing what was read from a paper

Health

Medicines, home readings and lab results, for each person.

Medicines and refills

Tick each dose as it is taken and see how many days are left in each course, from the prescription. Get a reminder before a supply may run out.

Medicine reminders

Set times that suit the person, from the schedule on the paper. They are set on this phone only and are never locked behind a purchase.

Blood pressure, sugar, weight

Write down home readings for each person and see them as a simple chart. Parchi shows your numbers and averages. It never says whether a reading is good or bad.

Pulse check with the camera

Cover the back camera and flash with a fingertip for 30 seconds and Parchi gives an estimate of your pulse in beats per minute. It is an estimate, not a medical device, and the camera picture is never saved. Ask a doctor about your pulse.

Scan your home device

Point the camera at a blood pressure monitor, glucometer, scale or oximeter. Parchi reads the display and fills in the reading for you to check before saving.

Lab results over time

Scan a lab report each time and every test, like HbA1c or LDL, becomes a trend with the range printed on your report shown behind it.

Today's medicines with a dose ticked

Insurance

Every policy the family holds, sorted by type.

Health, life, travel and corporate

Keep each policy with its insurer, plan, policy number, sum insured, premium and who it covers. Accident and critical illness cover too.

Renewal reminders

Get a reminder a month and a week before a policy renews, so cover does not lapse.

Nominees and helplines

Life policies keep the nominee. Every policy can hold the claims helpline, one tap to call.

The policy papers, linked

Scan the policy document, the health card and the premium receipt, and link them to the policy.

Yearly premium at a glance

See what the family pays across all policies in a year, and which renewal is next.

Insurance claim pack

Pick the papers for a hospital stay and get one PDF with a checklist of what insurers usually ask for, what is missing, and the date to send it by.

An insurance policy with renewal date and linked papers

Family

One page for each person.

A health card for each person

Blood group, allergies, conditions and who to call, with the current medicines, as one page you can show a doctor.

Everything about one person

Their papers, policies, medicines now and latest readings in one place.

Add anyone

Add a parent, a child or yourself by name. People also appear as soon as you name them on a paper.

A health card with blood group, allergies and who to call

Privacy and backup

Nothing is sent anywhere.

Locked with Face ID

Papers are encrypted on the phone, and the app can be locked with Face ID or your passcode.

Backup you control

Export everything, including policies and readings, to a file protected by your own password, and restore it on a new phone.

No account

There is nothing to sign up for and no server holding a copy.

The Settings tab, with lock, language and backup

Parchi describes what a paper says and shows what you recorded. It does not diagnose, check interactions, suggest doses or say whether a reading is normal.