Guide

How do I log my medication and meals when my tremor makes typing hard?

Kampa was designed for days when typing is hard. A dose is one tap from a list ordered by what you are most likely taking now - or one tap on the reminder, without opening the app. Meals, symptoms and mindfulness can be spoken, and packaged food can be scanned.

Kampa's Log food screen with the product name filled in from a scan and the note 'Scanned - recording: Protein, Sugar, Fat'

Medication

Doses cannot be spoken yet - voice covers food, symptoms and mindfulness today.

Meals and symptoms by voice

Tap + and speak: "5 almonds with tea," "bloated after lunch," "ten minutes of breathing." Kampa sorts each into the right place and reads back what it understood before anything is saved.

Scanning

Point the camera at a package barcode and Kampa fills in the product and its nutrition. The catalog of over 400,000 products is inside the app.

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Try it on your own record

Kampa is free on the App Store, with no subscription and no account to create. Questions? info@kampa.health reaches the people who build it.

Kampa is a personal tracking tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or give medical advice, and it never suggests a change to your medication.