Frequently asked questions

Parki is free to download and free to use: logging, medication with reminders, your insights for the past week, the emergency card and two people in your care circle. If you want to look back further, share the report straight with your neurologist or let more people follow along, there is Parki+: €4.99 a month or €39.99 a year, with a 14-day free trial on the yearly plan. You cancel it in the App Store or Google Play. There are no ads and no data is resold.

No, and that is deliberate. Parki makes no diagnosis, gives no treatment advice and interprets no measurement. It records what you report and measure, and makes it clear. Decisions about your treatment belong to you and your neurologist or Parkinson's nurse.

Everything you write in your own words and everything that identifies you is encrypted in the database. Backups sit in Europe (Amsterdam) with their own password and rotate out after three months. Delete your account and everything is hard-deleted, no archive remains.

Parki is built for iPhone and Android alike. On iPhone you also get the dose on your Lock Screen, the Dynamic Island and Apple Health. On Android everything else works the same; a Health Connect link follows later.

No. Parki works fine if you only log when something happens. Check-ins take thirty seconds and you can skip them. Parki gives no scores and no verdict on how your day went.

Yes, through the care circle. You invite someone by email or link and switch on per category what they may see: medication, motor state, symptoms, wellbeing or the emergency card. Following along is read-only by default; if you want someone to be able to record for you, you switch that on per person, and their name goes with it. You can stop access at any moment.

On intervals rather than fixed clock times. Take a dose ten minutes later than planned and the following doses that day shift with it automatically. Every dose is kept as taken, skipped with a reason, or delayed in minutes, so what you keep is a real history, not a theoretical schedule.

Yes. You pick a period and Parki bundles check-ins, adherence, falls, freezes, pain and your on/off hours into one summary, in the order a neurologist usually works through. You show it on your phone; with Parki+ you can also share it straight away by email or message.

Dutch and English in full, including the medication catalogue and the terminology. You set the language inside the app, independently of your phone.

A screen a stranger can read in thirty seconds: your medication schedule, your disease stage, the contact details of your neurologist and Parkinson's nurse, allergies and care notes. Built for paramedics or the emergency department, to prevent dangerous abrupt withdrawal of your medication. It works without internet too.