SerenzioEvery screen is set for eyes that have read a lot of fine print already.
For older adults — and the families who help them
Medications, doctors, visits, and paperwork, organized in large friendly type. And when they'd rather not type, a son or daughter can keep it up to date from their own phone.
Every step, quietly kept.
Every dose on its own schedule, with one tap to say it's taken.
Every appointment and test, with a reminder the day before and directions to the door.
Lab results, letters, and insurance cards — scanned, named, and filed.
Medications
Each medication carries its own schedule — daily, certain days of the week, certain dates each month, or every few days. A reminder arrives at each dose time, and one tap records it. Short courses like antibiotics end on their own, and a refill is flagged before the bottle runs out.
Appointments
Every appointment and test in one list. Tap Directions and the phone's maps take over. Save a visit to the calendar in one tap. And an appointment out of town shows in that town's time, so a 9 a.m. in Chicago is a 9 a.m.
Family & Friends
Share Serenzio with up to three people you trust. A Viewer can see everything and change nothing. An Editor — an adult child, say — can add medications, book visits, and file documents for you. You open the app and it's all there, without typing a word.
You choose who gets which role, and you can change your mind anytime. Only the account owner can invite someone, change a role, or remove access. Documents marked private stay yours alone.
Health documents
Scan a lab result, a visit summary, or an insurance card with the camera, or add a PDF. Serenzio suggests a name and a date. Share any document as a PDF with a doctor's office, or mark it private so only you can see it.
Made for older adults
Every screen is set for eyes that have read a lot of fine print already.
Big buttons, no jargon, and an "are you sure?" before anything is deleted.
Same account on both. A bigger screen at the kitchen table, the phone in a pocket.
Sign in with Apple or with Google — the account they already have.
A helper never inherits someone else's pill alarms.
Remove the account and everything in it, permanently, from inside the app.
No ads. No trackers. No analytics. Your information is used only to run the app for you, and it can be deleted — all of it — whenever you say. What you mark private, even the family can't see.
Serenzio helps you keep track of your health information. It does not give medical advice, make diagnoses, or replace your doctor.
Set it up for yourself, or install it on a parent's phone and add yourself as an Editor from their Settings. Either way, it takes a few minutes.
For iPhone and iPad running iOS 15 or later. Available in the United States.
On a computer? Point your iPhone's camera at this code.