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First release: fever log, medicine timing, fever alerts, chart and widget.
No login, just open it. Log a fever in 3 s and see when medicine is allowed.
Your child has a fever at 3 a.m. You need two answers fast: what was the last temperature, and can you give fever medicine again yet? Feverly puts both on the first screen. No sign-up, no login, no internet needed. LOG A TEMPERATURE IN 3 SECONDS • Type the number on a big keypad. No wheels to spin, no scrolling to find Save. • 38 becomes 38. automatically, so 3-8-6 is 38.6. • Tap "Last: 38.9" to reuse your previous reading, or nudge it ±0.1. • Add symptoms with one tap: cough, runny nose, vomiting, diarrhea, rash, seizure. • Log a reading from 15 or 30 minutes ago, or pick any time. KNOW WHEN FEVER MEDICINE IS ALLOWED AGAIN • Separate cards for acetaminophen (paracetamol) and ibuprofen show "Allowed now" or "In 1:20". • See how many doses were given in the last 24 hours, not just since midnight. • Alternating medicines? Each type keeps its own gap. • Gaps and daily limits follow common label directions and can be changed to match your doctor or pharmacist. • Feverly never calculates doses. It only records what you enter. ALERTS THAT ACTUALLY WAKE YOU • While there is a fever, Feverly reminds you to re-check the temperature (30 min to 4 h, or off). • Checked early? The reminder moves back by itself. • Get a heads-up when a medicine gap has passed. • Allow "Alarms & reminders" and alerts ring at the exact time. SEE THE WHOLE FEVER AT A GLANCE • Temperature chart with medicine markers, so you can see what helped. • Edit or delete any entry; undo mistakes. • "Share for doctor" sends the last 48 hours as one message. MADE FOR PARENTS • Several children, each with their own records. • Home-screen widget: latest temperature, medicine timing, one-tap "Log temperature". • °C or °F, adjustable fever line, light and dark themes. • Records stay on your phone. Feverly is a record-keeping tool, not a medical device. Always follow the advice of your doctor or pharmacist. If your child has a very high fever, a seizure, trouble breathing or seems very unwell, contact a doctor or emergency services.