Cautela

Cautela speaks for you when you can't, or can't in the right language. Declare your allergies once, with their real severity. From that, Cautela builds: • a kitchen card, to show the server or the chef; • an emergency card, with what to do and the country's emergency number; • a PDF to print, with a detailed sheet for your doctor; • a Lock Screen widget. 34 LANGUAGES Choose your destination: the card switches to the language of the country and shows the right emergency number (119 in Japan, 112 in Europe…). Tap it: full screen, brightness all the way up. NO SIGNAL NEEDED The cards, their translations and the country's emergency number are inside the app: nothing to download at the restaurant or abroad. Only sharing between accounts and links to organizations need a connection. EVERY ALLERGY Over 370 allergens: foods (including the priority allergens of Canada, the European Union, the United States and Japan), medications, insect venoms, latex and contact allergens, pollens and animals. Search works in every language and by brand name: "Advil" finds ibuprofen. SEVERITY, MADE CLEAR Anaphylaxis, severe, moderate, mild or intolerance. An anaphylaxis card is red and calls for epinephrine; an intolerance does not cry wolf. Traces tolerated or not, cooked food tolerated or not. TREATMENTS AND REMINDERS Auto-injectors (EpiPen, Auvi-Q…) and other treatments, with reminders 60, 30 and 7 days before they expire. REACTION LOG Write down what happened while it is still fresh. Symptoms can be saved to the Health app. THE WHOLE FAMILY One profile per person, with as many emergency contacts and doctors as you need. APPLE HEALTH Import allergies from your health records, fill in your profile from Health, and get the text of your Medical ID ready in a minute. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS No account, no Cautela server, no tracking. Everything stays on your device or in your own iCloud. Cautela writes down what you and your doctor have established. It makes no diagnosis and never calculates a dose. The card translations have not yet been reviewed by native speakers.