Features
Yes. Sayved gives each person you look after their own private log on your phone, up to six in all, and you switch between them in one tap. Nothing can mix between profiles, and one subscription per device covers the whole household.
The person doing the logging and the person being logged are often not the same. A toddler cannot tell you when the fever started. A parent with a long medication list may not remember which tablet changed in spring. Someone usually ends up holding all of that in their head. Sayved lets that person keep it in a record instead.
It is a health log with a separate section for each person you look after. In Sayved, each person is a profile with its own private log. You add yourself, a partner, a child, a parent, and capture entries for whichever one you are in. The capture itself is the same for everyone: say it, snap it, or type it, and Sayved files it.
Because the app logs more than food, a profile can hold meals, medicines, symptoms, sleep, vitals, a mood note, a lab result photo, or a growth measurement. Nobody has to learn a different tool for the child and the grandparent.
Each profile is a separate database file on the phone. It is not a shared table with a “who is this for” tag on every row. That choice is deliberate. With tags, one missed filter could put a child’s medication history into an adult’s report. With separate files, there is nothing to filter, so nothing can cross.
Practically, this means Ask, History, charts and the doctor report all draw only on the profile you are in. If you ask “when did she last have antibiotics?”, only that person’s entries are considered. Photos are kept per profile as well. Your own log, the owner’s, stays exactly where it was before you added anyone, so adding family never moves or rewrites existing data.
Add each person under Settings, Family, then use the switcher at the top of the screen. A few everyday situations:
The child health log and caring for an elderly parent pages work through those two situations in more detail.
Yes. Sayved Pro is 14 days free, then $2.99 a month, per device, and every profile on that device is included. The limits on AI reading are also per device, so a household shares one allowance. That is why the app caps a device at six profiles and does not charge per person: the idea is that the price of keeping your family’s records should not rise with the number of people in it.
If you stop paying, nothing is lost. Everything already logged for everyone stays readable, searchable, chartable and exportable, free, forever, and typed entries keep working. See pricing.
Yes, and they are opt-in and off by default. Reminders are stored per profile, so the school-morning medicine reminder for your son is distinct from the one for your mother. They fire on your phone, in your own words and at times you choose. They are silent if the entry has already been logged, and they never say “you missed” or scold. Sayved has no streaks, scores or goals, for children or for adults.
The things that matter for children are handled with care. If you set up the optional energy baseline for someone under 18, Sayved uses the WHO/FAO Schofield equation, since adult formulas materially underestimate children. A saved weight is never overwritten: changing a weight adds a new dated row, so the list of weights becomes a growth record. The app makes no judgement about the numbers.
Sayved is not a paediatric tool and does not advise on doses or growth. It records what you tell it. For decisions, talk to a clinician, and see the medical disclaimer.
From any profile you can build a doctor visit report: one person, one condition or everything, for a month up to all time. If a child has had recurring ear infections, a report for that condition shows the dates, the medicines and what you wrote at the time, in order. You can also ask the log directly, as covered in ask your health history.
On your phone. There is no account, and Sayved does not ask for anyone’s name beyond the label you give a profile on your own device. When you capture by voice or photo, text or a downscaled image goes to an AI model with no name, email or account attached, and nothing is kept on Sayved’s servers. Audio is never uploaded. The privacy page has the detail.
“Mia has a temperature of 38.6, gave her 5 millilitres of ibuprofen syrup at half past six”
Illustrative entries. Sayved records what you say and never advises on dosing.
No. Each person's log is a separate file on your phone, not a tag on shared rows. A report or question for one profile cannot pull in another's entries.
No. One Sayved Pro subscription per device covers every profile on it.
Only on the same phone. There are no accounts or sync, so a second phone would hold a separate log.
If you turn on the optional energy baseline for someone under 18, Sayved uses the WHO/FAO Schofield equation rather than the adult one.
Yes. Each profile's data can be removed on the device without touching the others.
Make a health report for your doctor from your own log: pick the person, the condition and the period, and share a dated, printable document in a minute.
An AI health diary you can ask. Write a question in plain language and Sayved answers only from your own entries, sending just the rows it needs.
Name a long-term condition once and Sayved gathers every meal, dose, symptom and rating under it, ready for your doctor. You name it, never the app.
A medication log app for recording what was taken, the dose and when, by voice or photo of the label. A private record you can show your doctor.
Free for 14 days, then $2.99 a month. Everything you've logged stays yours, readable and free, forever.
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