Write down readings and symptoms as they happen. When something changes, bring a clear summary to your appointment — no more guessing.
Get started — it’s simpleTrack what matters
Blood pressure, blood sugar, oxygen, CPAP, weight, medicines and daily notes, all in one place.
Doctor-ready reports
One tap makes a clear summary with averages and trends to print, save as a PDF or share by private link.
Made for families and caregivers
Invite family or caregivers to help. Manage Mom and Dad from one login, and see who added what.
Free emergency card
NO BLOOD, DNR, allergies and contacts on your lock screen, with a QR code helpers can scan.

NO BLOOD, DNR, allergies and emergency contacts — ready for first responders. Create yours in 5 minutes.
No app to buy or download — it works in your web browser.
Emergency medical card
Mary Sample
Allergies: Penicillin
Emergency contact
Jane Sample (Daughter)
(555) 123-4567
1. Make your card
NO BLOOD, DNR, allergies, medicines and contacts. About 5 minutes. Free.
2. Put it on your phone
Save it as your lock-screen picture so it shows even when your phone is locked.
How to set it as your lock screen3. Helpers scan it
EMTs, hospital staff or a neighbor scan the QR code with their phone camera. No app or login needed.
4. You stay in control
Choose what's shown. Turn it off or make a new code anytime.

In an emergency, you may not be able to unlock your phone or speak for yourself. Your lock screen is the one thing anyone can see without your passcode.
Seen at a glance
Your NO BLOOD or DNR wishes, allergies and who to call show the moment your phone lights up.
No login needed
EMTs, hospital staff or a neighbor don't need your password or an app.
Scan for more
They can scan the QR code with their phone camera to open your emergency page, including your signed directive if you chose to share it.
You choose what's shown. Turn it off or make a new code anytime.
These banners are not a legal medical order.
Golden Chart Health does not give medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and is not for emergencies. In an emergency, call 911.