★ Coming Soon — SeniorHealthCompanion

Your health history.
Always with you.

Companion Apps builds simple, private health management apps for people who need them. Our flagship app SeniorHealthCompanion keeps your medical records organized right on your phone — stored on your device, not on our servers. Nothing leaves your phone unless you choose to export a PDF, save a backup file, or sync with a partner. Free to download. No subscriptions.

SeniorHealthCompanion
Jon's Health Profile
⚠ Emergency Card
Blood Type A+ • Allergies on file
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Medications
4 active prescriptions
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Vitals & Trends
BP 122/78 • Updated today
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PIN & Face ID
Security enabled
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Synced with Sheila
Spouse • Caregiver access
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PDF Export Ready
Share with your doctor
Illustrative screen — actual app may vary
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Data stays on your phone
No monthly subscription
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10 languages (AI-translated)
iOS & Android
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Free to download
Veteran-Owned Small Business • Companion Apps LLC • Lake Jackson, Texas • Founded by a U.S. Navy Veteran
A companion for every chapter of life

Every Companion App is built on the same privacy-first foundation — your data stays on your device, no subscriptions, free to download. Choose the app that fits your life.

More companion apps coming soon

More health companions are on the way — built on the same private, free foundation.

Built by people who need it.
For people who need it.

SeniorHealthCompanion was born from personal experience. Jon and Sheila are retired and have spent years managing multiple long-term health conditions — the medications, the specialist appointments, the records that every new doctor always needs and nobody ever has handy.

They looked for an app that could help. Everything they found was either too complicated, too expensive, or required handing their most private health information to a company's server. Nothing felt built for people like them.

So Jon built one. No venture capital. No data deals. Just two people who live this every day, building the tool they wished existed.

When friends and family saw it, the reaction was the same every time — "I need that." So they decided to share it.

Founded by Jon and Sheila, Lake Jackson, Texas. Veteran-owned small business.

⚓ U.S. Navy Veteran
"We built this because we needed it ourselves. That authenticity is something no competitor can replicate."
— Jon & Sheila, Founders of Companion Apps LLC
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

Designed for seniors, caregivers, and anyone managing complex health information. Simple enough that you don't need a tutorial. (But we have one anyway.)

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Emergency Card

Critical information — blood type, allergies, conditions, emergency contacts — available instantly. ER staff see everything they need immediately.

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PIN, Fingerprint & Face ID Security

Protect your health records with a PIN, fingerprint, or Face ID (fingerprint works on devices that have it, like many iPads). The Emergency Card remains accessible even when the app is locked — so help is never blocked.

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Medications & Supplements

Track every medication and supplement with dosage, frequency, prescribing doctor, and pharmacy. Reorder lists your way.

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Vitals & Trends

Log blood pressure, glucose, weight, and more. Visual trends help you and your doctor spot patterns over time.

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Spouse & Caregiver Sync

One-tap sync with a partner or caregiver. Both devices stay current. No accounts, no passwords — just a one-time code you share.

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Care Team

Keep every doctor, specialist, pharmacist, and provider organized with contact info, location, and notes in one place.

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PDF Export

Generate a clean, professional health summary to share with any doctor, specialist, or family member — in seconds.

⚠ Don't Forget This One
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Your Data Moves With You

Your health records live on your phone, not on a company server. That's the privacy promise. But it also means you're the backup. If you get a new phone, export your data, install the app, and import — your complete history transfers in minutes.

To make sure nobody forgets, the app reminds you to export a backup every 90 days. Just a friendly nudge, so your information is never lost when you upgrade or replace your phone. Important: a backup only protects you if you save it somewhere off the phone that you can reach from another device — like Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox, or a computer. A copy that stays only on the phone (or sits unopened in your email) won't help if the phone is lost, stolen, or broken.

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Health Records

Diagnostic imaging, lab results, hospital stays, surgical history, hardware implants, and more — organized and always at hand.

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10 Languages

English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino, Russian, and Ukrainian — the app's screens are translated using AI and Google Translate.

Free to download. No surprises.

No subscriptions. No hidden fees. No upsells. A small banner ad helps keep it free.

Free
Free

Free to download. No subscription. On iOS and Android.

  • All features included — nothing locked
  • All future updates included
  • PIN & Face ID security included
  • Data stored only on your device
  • No account required
  • A small banner ad helps keep the app free — your health data is never shared with advertisers
  • Spouse & caregiver sync included
  • PDF export included
  • 10 languages included
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Real people. Simple technology. Better lives. Our channel serves all Companion Apps users — app tutorials, practical AI guides, and technology education for seniors, veterans, and caregivers.

🎥 Our YouTube content is shared across all Companion Apps — one channel, one community, useful to everyone we serve.
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App Tutorials

Step-by-step walkthroughs of every feature across all our apps, with Jon and Sheila on camera.

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AI for Everyday People

How to use AI to understand a medical report, write a letter to your insurance company, or spot scams targeting seniors and veterans.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know. Questions are grouped by topic — company-wide answers first, then app-specific detail below.

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Companion Apps — General
Applies to all our apps
Your health data is stored on your device, not on our servers. We have no accounts or database of your records, and we can't read what you enter. It leaves your phone only when you choose to share it — in one of three ways you control: syncing with a partner, exporting a PDF, or saving a backup file. With Partner Sync, only an encrypted copy passes briefly through a secure relay service we use (a third-party host), where it can't be read, and it's deleted within 24 hours.
We (the developer) have no user accounts or logins, and we don't collect your health information. Two things to know: the free banner ad is served by a third-party ad network (such as Google AdMob), which collects a device advertising identifier to show ads; and if you use Partner Sync, an encrypted copy of the data you choose passes briefly through a secure relay service we use (a third-party host) — not “directly” between phones — and we can't read it.
HIPAA governs healthcare providers, health plans, and healthcare clearinghouses — the “covered entities” — and the business associates who handle data on their behalf. Companion Apps is none of these. SeniorHealthCompanion is a personal record-keeping tool: you enter your own information, it stays on your device, and you decide if and when to share it — by exporting a PDF or starting Partner Sync. Because we're not a covered entity and your health information stays under your control, HIPAA's rules for those entities don't apply to us. (If you use Partner Sync, an encrypted copy passes briefly through a secure relay service we use to reach the device you chose — and we can't read it.)
No. Every Companion App is free to download. There's no subscription and no hidden fees. A small banner ad helps keep the app free — it never has access to your health data, which stays private on your device at all times.
Yes — entering and viewing your health records works completely offline, with no wifi or cellular needed. You'll need a connection only when you choose to share your data: syncing with a partner, or sending or saving a PDF export or backup file. Your records themselves are always available offline.
No — Companion Apps are personal health record organizers, not medical devices or diagnostic tools. Always consult your physician for medical decisions. Our apps help you keep your information organized so you can communicate more effectively with your healthcare team.
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SeniorHealthCompanion
App-specific questions
Medications, supplements, vitals (blood pressure, weight, glucose, oxygen), vaccinations, allergies, conditions, procedures, hardware implants, lab results, diagnostic imaging, emergency contacts, insurance information, advance directives including DNR information, and personal notes.
Yes — the app includes a PDF export feature that produces a clean, professionally formatted document with all your health information. You can email it to your doctor, print it before an appointment, or share it with family members.
Yes — the app supports multiple profiles and includes a sync feature that lets you share your health data with a spouse or caregiver on their own device. You control what is shared and when.
Yes — the app includes optional PIN, fingerprint, and Face ID security to protect your health records (fingerprint unlock works on devices that have it, such as many iPads and Android phones). Importantly, the Emergency Card remains accessible even when the app is locked, so first responders can always access your critical information.
The app's interface is available in 10 languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino, Russian, and Ukrainian. These translations are generated using AI and Google Translate to help you navigate the app's screens in your preferred language. Your own entries always appear exactly as you type them.
Yes — the backup feature saves all your data as a single file, and Restore imports it on a new device, including all profiles and health records. Two important tips. First, keep the backup somewhere OFF your phone that you can get to from another device — Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox, or a computer. A backup that stays only on your phone won't help if the phone is lost, stolen, or broken, and emailing it to yourself isn't enough unless you actually download and save the file somewhere you can retrieve it. Second, to restore, save the backup file onto the device first (for example, to Downloads or Files) and import it from there — it won't import directly from an email attachment.
Yes — the app includes a text size setting (small, medium, large) in Settings. The default is medium. Large works best on a tablet or a larger phone; on a smaller phone, medium usually reads best. You can change it at any time.
The Emergency screen shows your most critical health information in one place — blood type, emergency contacts, primary physician, current medications, allergies, DNR information, and hardware implants. ER staff can see everything they need immediately without searching through the app.
Hardware implants like pacemakers, stents, and joint replacements affect what medical procedures are safe — especially MRI scans. Most people forget to mention these in an emergency. Having them in the app means ER staff can check immediately.
Not at this time. Connecting to medical portals would make the app subject to HIPAA regulations, significantly changing its nature. You can manually enter test results, and notes can be typed or pasted from any source. We are exploring safe ways to add this in a future version.
All printers are different — make sure yours is set up properly. If text gets cut off on the right, go to your print settings and set the scale to about 90% (or choose "Fit to page"). That fixes it on any printer.