01Medical file
One medical file instead of scattered papers
Record your parent's conditions, allergies and warnings, and key details such as blood group and the care lead, in one file the relatives you invite can refer to.
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Sdeed Health
Better health for older adults, clearer decisions for families
Your parents' care, organised in one place for the whole family
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When care is scattered
Care details end up in too many places
The medicine name is in a group chat, the hospital appointment is on a scrap of paper, and the last blood pressure reading lives in one sibling's memory. Nobody is failing; it's just that nobody has the full picture.
- Messages scattered across group chats
- Notes on paper and on different phones
- Details only one person remembers
Sdeed Health brings these details into one place that everyone sharing the care can see.
Growing older together, getting ready together
As Saudi Arabia’s population changes, it matters more and more that families share the work of organising care for older relatives.
| Year | Share |
|---|---|
| 2025 (Estimate) | 5.3% |
| 2030 (Projection) | 6.2% |
| 2035 (Projection) | 7.1% |
| 2045 (Projection) | 10.4% |
| 2050 (Projection) | 12.1% |
| Source: United Nations, World Population Prospects 2024 (medium variant), all residents. 2025 is an estimate; later years are projections. | |
2025Where we start
An estimated 5.3% of residents are aged 60 or over.
2030Care that keeps pace
The projected share reaches 6.2%, and organising and sharing the details of care matters more.
2035More families sharing care
About 7 in every 100 people are expected to be 60 or over.
2045More than one in ten
The projected share passes 10%, and caring for older relatives becomes part of life for more families.
2050Getting ready today for the years ahead
The projected share reaches 12.1%, and getting ready starts with what we organise today.
Each dot is 1% of residents · the number of dots is rounded
Source: United Nations, World Population Prospects 2024 (medium variant), all residents. 2025 is an estimate; later years are projections.
Living the years ahead with closeness, clarity and peace of mind
Sdeed Health helps families gather health information, organise follow-up and share the details of care, so everyone stays in the loop.
What you can do today
Everything Sdeed Health does now
Everything here works in the app today, shown with real screenshots.
The file
Your parent's health details, kept in one tidy file.
02Current medications
Know when a medicine will run out, before it does
Add your parent's medicine by photographing the box or typing the details in. The app works out when the box will run out from the quantity and how many times a day it's taken, and doesn't keep the photo once it's been read.
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03Health readings
Log readings and keep track in one place
Log blood pressure, sugar and weight readings with the date and time of each one, so they stay organised in your parent's file and the family can see them.
- readings you can log: blood pressure, sugar and weight
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The family
A shared space where the family follows the care together.
04Family board
The whole family on one board
A shared board around one parent: a care summary, the last visit, the next appointment, recent updates, notes and care tasks.
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05Family participation
Invite the people who care with you
Enter the mobile number of someone who shares the care, choose their relationship from nine options, and send the invitation. It gives no access to the file until it's accepted, and you can remove anyone at any time.
- relationships to choose from when you invite a relative
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06Appointments
Record the appointment, and let the family sort the rest
Record the hospital, clinic, doctor, date and time. The appointment appears on the family board, so everyone can agree who goes along and sort out the trip.
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The community
Experiences from other families going through the same thing.
07Community
You're not alone in this
A community for people caring for a parent, where you can ask and share experiences with other families, under your real name or an alias.
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Family decisions
When the family needs to decide together
Put a question to the family, such as changing the follow-up hospital, and everyone votes yes or no. The vote is shared and advisory; the final decision stays with the care lead.
- Write the question or pick a suggestion
- Family members vote yes or no
- The care lead makes the final decision
Who it's for
For you, and for your parents
When you're organising a parent's care with your siblings
- One medical file that the relatives you invite can see
- Current medications, with when each box runs out
- Appointments and tasks visible to everyone on the family board
- Family decisions put to a vote, with the final say for the care lead
When you'd rather keep your own file in order
- An account for people aged 60 and over
- Larger text when you want it, and fingerprint unlock
- Your readings and medications in one place
- Invite people you trust; an invitation gives no access until it's accepted
Privacy
Your information is yours, and you decide who sees it
Three things the app does today, as shown on its own screens:
The box photo isn't kept
The app reads the details from the medicine box photo for you to check, then doesn't keep the photo.
An alias in the community
Choose to appear with your real name or an alias. With an alias, your real name and number stay hidden.
Nothing shared with community members
Your mobile number and account details aren't shared with community members.
What Sdeed Health does not do
Sdeed Health is a platform for organising and sharing care. It isn't a substitute for a doctor.
- It doesn't diagnose health conditions
- It doesn't prescribe treatment or change doses
- It doesn't book hospital or clinic appointments
- It doesn't dispense medication
- It doesn't replace your doctor's advice
In an emergency, contact emergency services straight away.
Sdeed Health is a Saudi app that helps families organise a parent's healthcare in one place: the medical file, current medications, readings, a family board, appointments and family decisions.
Enter the relative's mobile number, choose their relationship from nine options, and send the invitation. They'll see it when they sign in with that number.
No. The app tries to read the details from the photo for you to check, and doesn't keep the photo.
No. Sdeed Health doesn't diagnose, prescribe or change doses. It's a platform for organising and sharing information.
No. You record appointments you've already made so the family can see them. The app doesn't book with hospitals or clinics.
Coming soon
Assessments and sessions, in preparation
Our physicians are preparing them to complement the app. What you see now is a preview.