GSafe Watch vs Tracker

GSafe for Watch allows you to track your GHB/GBL doses directly from your wrist, from your Apple Watch, without your phone. It records the history of your doses and displays a big timer since your last dose, limiting the risks of mistakes and reducing harm. A complication also allows you to see in a glimpse the time elapsed since your last dose, without having to open the app. It avoids that you take G too early by mistake. Note that this app is currently not synchronised with the GSafe app on your phone. If you don't see the app on your watch after buying it, search it from the App Store app directly from your Apple Watch to download and install it on the watch.

Tracker helps you keep track of your STI screenings, simply and privately. Log your results after each screening and the app takes care of the rest: it shows you up to which date your results are reliable and reminds you when it's time to test again. YOUR SCREENINGS AT A GLANCE - Log your results for HIV, syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, and hepatitis B and C - See the full history of your screenings WINDOW PERIODS, MADE CLEAR - Every test needs some time before it's reliable. For each result, Tracker shows you which exposures are covered and when to test again to cover the rest. REMINDERS THAT FIT YOUR LIFE - An automatic reminder after your last screening - A follow-up nudge if you haven't done the next one yet - Your own reminders, on the date you choose, one-time or repeating YOUR TREATMENTS, DAY BY DAY - Several medications per treatment: a single dose, daily doses or injections - Check off each dose and follow your progress - Get a reminder at the time of each dose - Plan a follow-up test at the end of your treatment FACT SHEETS TO UNDERSTAND - Symptoms, treatment, duration, the best time to get tested: clear info on the most common STIs. YOUR PRIVACY FIRST - All your data stays on your iPhone. Nothing is sent anywhere. - No account, no sign-up - Face ID lock - Discreet notifications that only say "Reminder" Tracker does not replace advice from a healthcare professional. The time frames shown are general guidelines, based on French health recommendations. For any question about your situation, talk to your doctor or a sexual health clinic.