DenguCare
DenguCare

Track dengue illness care, at home or in the ward.

DenguCare is a personal record-keeping companion for dengue fever — log temperature, fluids, medication, lab results, and warning signs in one place, whether you're recovering at home or admitted to a hospital ward.

Learn more about the app Read the Privacy Policy

Why DenguCare

Dengue recovery involves watching a lot of numbers — temperature, platelet counts, fluid intake and output, warning signs — often over several days. DenguCare keeps all of it organised in one app, entered by you or a caregiver, so nothing gets lost between doctor visits or shift changes on the ward.

Everything stays on your device. DenguCare doesn't operate a server that your health records are uploaded to — see the Privacy Policy for the full details.

What you can track

A quick look at what DenguCare is built for.

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Fever & medication

Log temperature readings over time and record paracetamol doses so you never lose track of timing.

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Fluid balance

Track fluids in — drinks or IV fluids on the ward — and urine output, a key indicator during dengue recovery.

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Lab results

Record blood report values like platelets, haematocrit, and WBC, plus dengue test results (NS1/IgM/IgG/PCR).

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Warning signs

Mark warning signs as they appear, such as severe abdominal pain or persistent vomiting.

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Home & ward modes

Built for both settings, with extra fields for IV fluids and ward-specific tracking when admitted.

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Hydration reminders

Optional hourly local reminders to help keep fluid intake on track — no server involved, delivered on-device.

Explore

More about the app and how your data is handled.

About DenguCare Who it's for and how it fits into dengue recovery. Privacy Policy What data is collected and how it's stored. Terms of Service The terms for using the DenguCare app. Data Deletion How to remove your records from your device. Support Questions, feedback, or issues — get in touch.
DenguCare is not a diagnostic tool and does not replace consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. If you experience severe symptoms, seek immediate emergency medical care.