Key takeaways
- Reko is made by Digital Utopia SRL in Bucharest, Romania.
- It is paid for by subscriptions only: no pharma money, no ads, nothing sold.
- It records what you decide. It does not suggest doses and is not medical advice.
Why we made it
[Founder story, paragraph 1: how the idea started, in the founder's own words]
[Founder story, paragraph 2: what the existing apps got wrong]
[Founder story, paragraph 3: what Reko is for]
Three principles
Correct numbers
A dose that is off by a factor of ten or a thousand is worse than a blank. So Reko uses one number reader across the app, shows you anything it read from a photo or a file before saving it, and warns when a draw would fall between syringe marks. Where it must choose between skipping a value and guessing, it skips. How it works.
Private
You do not need an account. Your record stays on your iPhone unless you turn on backup, which stores data in the EU. Anything read from Apple Health stays on the phone, and cycle entries are never uploaded. Reko asks once whether it may count which screens are opened and receive crash reports. It is off unless you say yes, and it never includes what you take.
Independent
Reko is funded by its subscribers. No pharmaceutical company pays us, there are no ads, and nothing about you is sold. Reko recommends no product and sells none.
The company
Reko is made by Digital Utopia SRL, Bucharest, Romania.
What Reko is not
It is not a medical provider and gives no medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always check doses with your prescriber or pharmacist.
Contact
Questions: [support email]. Help: support page. Press and partnerships: [press email].