At three in the morning nobody remembers precisely whether the last dose was at one or at two. Laki coordinates every one of your baby's medications across everyone caring for them: synced reminders, an instant update when someone gives a dose, and a history of who gave what and when.
No midnight texts. No duplicate doses. No guilt.
When someone marks a dose as given, everyone else sees it instantly. That is what prevents the most common mistake when two people take turns overnight: both giving the same medication because neither knew the other already had.
You enter what the paediatrician prescribed — the medication, the dose and how many hours apart — and Laki works out every upcoming dose and schedules a reminder for each. If the antibiotic runs every 8 hours, the reminders follow that on their own until the end date.
Every dose is logged with the exact time and the name of whoever gave it. When the paediatrician asks how the treatment went, you have the answer on screen instead of reconstructing it between two people who barely slept.
If a dose runs past its time, it does not vanish and it does not scold you. It is flagged as late and you can still log it when you give it, at the time you actually gave it. The history reflects what really happened, which is the only version the paediatrician can use.
Three alert levels: insistent, normal or soft. The antibiotic that cannot slip keeps nudging; the vitamins say it once and stay quiet. Set a default and override it for a specific medication.
The calendar view shows every dose grouped by day, and you can filter by treatment or by status: given, missed or upcoming. Useful when there is more than one medication on overlapping schedules and you need to grasp the full day at a glance.
No emails, no passwords.
Open Laki, type your name, and you are in. No sign-up, no email, no password to remember. You share the group with a QR code or a WhatsApp message, and the other person joins by scanning. It takes under a minute, which is all the time you have with a baby in your arms.
Add your baby and enter the medication exactly as prescribed: name, dose, how many hours apart, and until what date. Laki works out every dose in the treatment and schedules a reminder for each one, with no arithmetic and no alarms to set by hand.
When the time comes, both of you are notified. Whoever is awake gives the medication and marks it; the other person's reminder cancels itself. Nobody doubles a dose, nobody assumes the other one handled it, and by the end you have a full record of how the treatment went.
You enter what the paediatrician prescribed once: the medication, the dose and how many hours apart it is given. Laki works out every dose until the end date and schedules a reminder for each one. You are not relying on remembering to set the next alarm, which is where the chain breaks after a few nights of broken sleep.
This is the most common mistake when two people take turns overnight and neither is sure what the other did. The moment one marks a dose as given, the other sees it instantly and their reminder cancels itself. No more waking someone up to ask whether they already gave the syrup.
No, and this matters. Laki does not calculate doses, does not recommend medications and does not replace your paediatrician. It is an organisation tool: you enter exactly what the professional prescribed, and the app handles reminding everyone and keeping them in sync. Any question about what to give, how much or for how long goes to the paediatrician.
That is exactly where it shows most. At three in the morning nobody remembers precisely whether the last dose was at one or at two. The history stores the exact time of every dose and who gave it, so the answer is on the screen instead of in the memory of someone who has not slept properly in three nights.
Yes. You share it with a QR code or a WhatsApp message and the other person joins by scanning, with no sign-up. Whoever is caring for the baby sees exactly what is due and when, and you follow the treatment from wherever you are. It is the difference between leaving instructions on a note and having the information live for everyone.
The reminders do: they are local phone notifications, not alerts pushed from a server, so they fire even with no signal. What does need a connection is syncing between people; when the phone is back online, it catches up automatically.
Yes. Laki handles several care subjects in the same group, each with their own treatments and schedules, without mixing them up. The calendar view gathers every dose grouped by day and you can filter to see only what matters right now.
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