Katika Care

Katika Care

Family health, accessible.

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Released
June 2, 2026
Updated
October 22, 2026

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Katika Care helps you and your household track everyday health in one clean, private place. KEY FEATURES • Vital tracking — type in blood pressure, weight, heart rate, glucose, temperature, blood oxygen, ECG notes, and HRV by hand, or import them read-only from Apple Health. • Wellness check-ins — 30-second daily mood, energy, stress, and sleep ratings with built-in streak tracking. • Household profiles — track yourself, your kids, your parents, or anyone you care for. Each member gets their own profile. • Caregiver invite — let a family member sign in on their own phone, scoped to just their profile, so their data flows into the household timeline. • Insights — clean trends, history filters for steps / heart rate / sleep / HRV, and exportable PDF reports you can hand a clinician. • Privacy first — local-first storage, optional encrypted cloud sync, no ads, no data brokers. Per-member PIN locks let each person keep their own data private from other household members. • Daily reminders — a friendly 8:00 AM nudge to log how you're feeling. Customizable in Settings. WHO IT'S FOR Adults in the United States tracking their own health, or family caregivers tracking the health of someone they care for. JURISDICTION Katika Care is offered for use in the United States only. The app is a personal wellness journal, not a medical device, and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. All readings are user-entered or imported from Apple HealthKit. For urgent symptoms, call your local emergency number.
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What's New in Katika Care

1.2.1

October 22, 2026

This update makes connecting your health devices much easier, and fixes a sign-up problem. DEVICE PAIRING — REBUILT • Pair devices from brands we don't list. Any Bluetooth blood pressure monitor, scale, thermometer, pulse oximeter or glucose meter that uses the standard Bluetooth health connection now shows up — tap "Don't see your brand? Pair any device" and tell us what it measures. • Devices already paired in your phone's Bluetooth settings are found right away, even when they aren't broadcasting. • "Can't find it? Other ways to connect" now offers real options: troubleshooting tips, scan again, sync through Apple Health, or enter readings by hand. • Withings and Oura go straight to their account sign-in; Apple Watch and Fitbit go straight to Apple Health. No more dead-end Bluetooth scan for devices that don't pair that way. • The device you tap during pairing is remembered, so it reconnects next time even if its name isn't one we recognize. FIXES • Sign-up with Google, Apple or email: new accounts were sometimes created without a household, leaving the home screen empty. Fixed — affected accounts repair themselves the next time you open the app. • Pairing a scale or thermometer no longer lands you on the blood pressure screen afterwards. • The brand name on the pairing instructions card is no longer covered by the Bluetooth badge.

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