Everything Parki does, part by part

Parki is built around what a day with Parkinson's actually looks like: variable, unpredictable, and too much to hold in your head. Every part is written out below.

Today

The home screen you come back to all day.

One-tap motor state Stiff, okay or restless, in plain language. Parki converts it into hours on, off and dyskinesia per day.
Next dose, always visible A card with your next dose and the time until then, with one tap to mark it taken.
Quick logging Three large buttons for a fall, a freeze or a pain moment, right when it happens.
Calm mode One tap to a simplified screen with four large buttons, for the moments everything is already hard enough.

Today: the next dose counting down, buttons for stiff, smooth and restless, and quick logging.

Medication

A schedule that moves with you instead of grading you.

Dutch medication catalogue Search a Dutch Parkinson's medication list, or add your own medicine with strength, form and dosing rhythm.
Smart interval dosing Take a dose ten minutes late and the rest of the day shifts with it, exactly how levodopa is meant to work.
A real dose history Every dose is kept as taken, skipped with a reason, or delayed in minutes. A history, not a theoretical schedule.
Widget and Dynamic Island Your next dose with a live countdown, right on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.

Medication: today’s doses on a timeline, three taken, and a note that the box is running out.

Symptom diary

What happened, in a shape you can count later.

Falls and near-falls Place, activity, mobility aid, injury, and whether you got up unaided.
Freezing episodes What triggered the freeze, how long it lasted, and whether a rhythm cue helped.
Pain Severity, location and character of the pain, as structured data.
Automatic context Every logged moment automatically carries the motor state of that instant.

The log: record a fall, a freeze, pain, a symptom or a treatment, and keep track of measurements.

Check-ins and insights

Thirty seconds at a time, and over weeks it becomes a line.

Morning and evening check-in Sleep, energy, ease of movement and mood, in half a minute.
Day dial Your day as a clock face: motor state across 24 hours, with your medication moments drawn over it.
Trends over time Swipeable charts per topic, plus adherence and your own words from your latest check-in.
Clinician report Everything bundled over a chosen period, in the order a neurologist typically works through.

The day dial: 24 hours in one circle, showing when things went well and when not, with the doses.

In the moment

Help that is there when you actually need it.

Rhythm cueing for freezing An adjustable tempo cue, vibrating or visual, that gives you a walking rhythm when you get stuck.
Exercise library Parkinson's-specific exercises for transfers, hand dexterity, balance and walking, each showing its level of evidence.
Finger-tapping test Mirrors the test your neurologist performs in clinic, measured by camera or on screen.
Spiral and tap tests Trace a spiral or tap quickly between two targets. Parki keeps every attempt, so you can set them side by side over weeks.

Rhythm help: a tempo in beats per minute, as vibration, tick or light.

Around you

The people and the data surrounding you.

Care circle Invite family and clinicians and decide per category what they see. Read-only by default, always revocable.
Emergency card Medication schedule, stage, contacts, allergies and care notes, readable in thirty seconds, offline too.
Apple Health Reads walking speed, step length, sleep and activity, read-only. Fall detection offers to log the fall.
Theme, language and reminders Light, dark or match your device. Dutch or English. Check-in times you choose.

Who can look: a switch per part for what someone may see.

Start recording today. Notice it at your next appointment

Parki is free to use, available in Dutch and English, and asks no more than half a minute a day.

Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play Android: coming soon

Free to use. No ads and no trackers in the app.