Sovli stores what you enter yourself and shows it back in time order. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical services.
What Sovli does not do
It does not diagnose. It never suggests or names an illness based on the symptoms or temperatures you record.
It does not judge severity. It never labels a temperature or symptom as normal, caution or dangerous, and never implies risk through colour or warning marks.
It makes no judgement about medicines. It does not recommend a medicine, calculate when a next dose is due, or tell you whether a dose you entered is appropriate.
It does not advise treatment or care decisions. It will not tell you what to do or whether to see a doctor.
What Sovli does
Keeps the temperatures, medicines, symptoms and notes you enter, exactly as entered.
Sorts them in time order so an illness can be reviewed on one screen.
Charts how a temperature changed. The chart carries no interpretation — no averages, no risk bands, no assessment of whether a medicine worked.
Displays plain facts you recorded, such as the time of the last dose. It does not tell you when the next one is due.
Important
For any decision about your child's health, consult a doctor, pharmacist or other healthcare professional. Nothing shown in this app is a substitute for professional care.
If you believe this is an emergency, contact emergency services or your nearest medical facility immediately rather than consulting this app.
Records in the app are values you entered, and their accuracy depends on you. They may be useful as a reference when describing an illness to a clinician, but they do not replace clinical judgement.
About data retention
Records are stored only on this device with no server backup. If you delete the app or change devices, your records are gone and cannot be recovered.