Dialysis Saathi
In preparation for public release

Your dialysis record companion

A little less paperwork.
A clearer picture of care.

Keep dialysis sessions, medicines, lab results and medical documents together. Dialysis Saathi helps you organise the information you want at hand, at home and at your next appointment.

Free for patients and families. Android release coming soon.

Records on your device

Core record keeping works offline, without a Dialysis Saathi account.

Backup when you choose

Create an encrypted backup, with optional storage in your own Google Drive.

Prepared for appointments

Keep your history organised and export reports to share when you choose.

The details of care,
in one place.

Built around everyday record keeping for people living with dialysis and the families helping them.

01

Dialysis history

Record sessions and the measurements you enter, so you can look back over your treatment history.

02

Medicines & reminders

Keep medicine details, dialysis schedules and appointments organised with device reminders.

03

Lab results & trends

Record lab results and view trends over time to bring to conversations with your care team.

04

Medical documents

Import PDFs and images of reports and keep them alongside your records.

05

Reports to share

Export a report and choose who receives it through your device’s sharing options.

06

Your devices, connected

Use optional manual, encrypted Google Drive sync across your own devices with the same Google account.

Understand your data

Local first.
Choices you control.

Read how your information is handled

The app does not upload medical records to a Dialysis Saathi-owned server. Optional Drive backup and sync use your chosen Google account.

Imported medical files, portable backups and sync content are encrypted. The local records database uses Android’s app-private storage, without separate app-level database encryption.

Dialysis Saathi is a record-keeping and reminder tool. It does not diagnose, prescribe or recommend treatment changes. Follow your healthcare team’s advice; do not rely on app reminders for urgent or emergency care.