Know they took it.
Without asking.
Skova helps the person you care for take their medication with a single tap — or a single spoken word — and quietly keeps you in the loop. No more daily check-in calls.
- to confirm a dose
- One tap
- data, GDPR-first
- EU
- ads, ever
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A tap on the wristOne-tap dose reminder on Apple Watch. One big buttonThe whole interaction for your loved one. You, in the loopEveryone you care for, at a glance.
- Private by design
- Data stored in the EU · GDPR
- A wellbeing tool, not a medical device
- Made with care in Munich
You can’t be there for every dose.
So you call. And between calls, you wonder. Did Mum take her tablets? Was that dizziness something? The missed dose nobody noticed until it mattered. Skova replaces the worry with a quiet signal — you’ll know, and you’ll only hear from us when something actually needs you.
A gentle loop that keeps everyone at ease.
Three small moments. One for the person you care for, one for you.
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A gentle reminder
The watch buzzes at the right time. One tap means “taken.”
You see it logged, instantly.
A word, if something’s wrongThey just speak — Skova writes it down. 02A word, if something’s wrong
They simply speak — “I feel dizzy.” Skova listens and writes it down.
You get a clear, calm alert.
You stay in the loopTold when a dose you’re watching isn’t taken in time — nothing else. 03You stay in the loop
Adherence, symptoms, and low stock — all in one calm view.
Notified only when it matters.
Everyone you care for, in one calm view.
Adherence at a glance, spoken symptom reports, low-stock flags, and a record you can share with a doctor — for one loved one or a whole list.
Preview of the caregiver web app — rolling out during beta. All people and data shown are fictional.
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Every patient in your care, with today’s status.
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Adherence and a faithful diary of every dose.
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Spoken symptoms, transcribed — with the timing of the last dose for context.
Skova is a wellbeing tool, not a medical device. The information shown is not clinical data and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or monitor any condition.
Built for the least techy person you know.
One big button on the watch. Or just say the word — in German or English. Reminders arrive right on the wrist and break through silent mode, so they’re never missed. That’s the whole interaction. Nothing to learn, nothing to fiddle with.
Big, clear buttons
Works on Apple Watch
Speak instead of type
Reminders that break through Focus & silent
Every screen kept calm and clear.
The alerts you choose, the doses you follow, and the quiet confirmation on their side — the whole flow stays out of the way.
One patient, in full
Adherence, today’s schedule, and a reminder bell on the doses you want to follow.
When typing isn’t an option, speaking is.
Your loved one can describe how they feel out loud, in natural German or English. Skova transcribes it into a clear note for you — and shows it next to the timing of their last dose, so you have context. Shown as timing, never as a cause, and never as medical advice.
Voice powered by ElevenLabs · transcription may contain errors
Oversight for every patient in your care.
For care homes, home-care services, and day clinics: one calm dashboard for every patient, shared across your team — with the audit trail, escalation routing, and physician-ready reports your work requires. Role-based access keeps family and professional caregivers in their lane.
- Many patients, one view
- Team seats & roles
- Auditable adherence
- Escalation routing
- Physician-ready PDF reports
- GDPR & DPA for organizations
Their health, handled with care.
Your loved one’s data is shared only with the care circle they approve. It’s stored in the EU, never sold, and never used for ads. Voice notes are processed by our speech partner (ElevenLabs) solely to create the transcript. Skova is a wellbeing tool, not a medical device, and doesn’t provide medical advice.
Preview of the caregiver web app · all data shown is fictional. Skova is a wellbeing tool, not a medical device: the export is something you can share with a doctor, not a clinical assessment.
Free during beta.
The beta includes the iPhone & Apple Watch app via TestFlight and early access to the caregiver dashboard, rolled out in small batches. No card required. We’ll share family and care-team plans before beta ends — you’ll never be charged by surprise.
Frequently asked questions
Is my loved one’s data private?
Yes. Data is stored in the EU, shared only with the care circle they approve, never sold, and never used for advertising. You can request deletion at any time.
Which languages does Skova support?
German and English today, including spoken symptom reports in both. More languages are planned.
What devices do I need?
An iPhone, and ideally an Apple Watch for the easiest one-tap reminders. The caregiver dashboard runs in any web browser. Android is on our roadmap.
My relative isn’t good with technology. Will they manage?
That’s exactly who Skova is built for. The whole interaction is one big button — or simply speaking. There’s nothing to set up on their side; you (or your care team) handle that.
How does the voice feature work, and is audio kept?
When your loved one chooses to speak, Skova transcribes it into a note for you. Audio is processed by our speech partner solely to create that transcript; see our Privacy Policy for retention details.
Can I share a report with a doctor?
Yes. You’ll be able to export a clean, timestamped record of adherence and reported symptoms to share at appointments. (Rolling out during beta.)
How do I add another family member or my care team?
From the dashboard you can invite additional caregivers, with roles for family and professional carers, so everyone sees what they should — and nothing they shouldn’t.
Is Skova medical advice?
No. Skova is a wellbeing and coordination tool, not a medical device, and does not diagnose or give medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional; in an emergency, call your local emergency number.
What does the beta cost?
Nothing. It’s free during beta, with no card required.
