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Haruyak
Reminders that fit your schedule.
Family records you can check together.
Check off each dose yourself, then review it in the calendar or widgets.
Your records stay on your phone, and you can choose to share them with family.
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Built around your schedule and family
Reminders on the days you need them.
Records of the checks you make.
Day intervals and weekly repeats
Choose daily, every 3 or 7 days, or multiple weekdays such as Monday and Wednesday. Set intervals from 2 to 365 days, a reference and end date, and multiple times for one medication.
My medications and records
Add your own medications and record today's checks. Use a single personal record, without adding or selecting family profiles.
Follow-up reminders for missed times
On scheduled days, enable reminders every 30 or 60 minutes, or turn them off. You can also choose 'Remind me in 10 minutes' in a notification. Permissions, battery saving, forced stops and device conditions may delay or restrict notifications.
Optional family record sharing
Share your own records
and view your family's records.
After Google or existing email authentication, consent to share your own records and pass the code to a family member. The other phone connects by pasting the code, views today’s records and can receive scheduled medication reminders. With separate consent, use this and last month’s family calendar and completion notifications.
Signing in alone does not transmit records. Your full history, connected family members' records and backup files are not sent automatically. Caregivers cannot edit records on your behalf, and you can stop sharing at any time.
Caregiver reminders are scheduled on each phone using downloaded recurring schedules. Schedule changes, medication checks and disconnection may be reflected at the next sync. The last schedule remains valid for up to seven days. Separately authorized completion notifications use the existing ITLAND server and Google FCM. Internet or device conditions can delay or prevent delivery.
Widgets · Records · Backups
Check without opening the app.
Keep your past records.
Home screen widgets
See schedules and check records in today's medication widget, a small 2×2 widget, and a dose calendar widget. The number of items and layout depend on widget size, text size and launcher.
Dose calendar
Monthly totals show check records against the schedule. Records from before schedule changes are kept. A check does not prove actual medication use or a health effect.
Encrypted backups
Save a password-encrypted file yourself and restore it on a new device. If you lose the password, even the developer cannot recover it. Sharing uploads pause after restoration and require renewed consent to resume.
Before you start.
Do I need an account or payment?
Basic medications, records, reminders, widgets and backups work without signing in. Sharing family records with another phone requires a Google account or an existing verified email account and an internet connection. This version has no payments, advertising SDKs or analytics SDKs.
What records are uploaded?
The medication names, recurring schedules, today’s checked status and last seven days’ totals that you consent to share are sent to Firebase. The policy also explains separately authorized monthly calendars and completion notifications. Privacy Policy explains authentication, technical data, retention and deletion.
Does uninstalling delete my sharing account?
Uninstalling or signing out does not delete the server account. Delete the sharing account and server data in the app, or use this option without the app: Request sharing account deletion. External backup files must be deleted by you.
Make medication decisions with a healthcare professional.
Haruyak is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat or prevent disease. Ask a doctor or pharmacist about medication use or medical decisions.
Contact Haruyak
yunsell31@gmail.comDo not attach passwords, ID documents, medication records or backup files to your email.