Scan a vaccine card instead of typing it all in
Handwriting, tiny print, six vaccines and a baby who will not stay still. With Anvikare Pro, scan the card or the label and let the app do the typing. You check it before it is saved.
- Vaccine cards
- Prescription labels
- Included in Anvikare Pro
The data-entry chore
Nobody wants to retype a vaccination card at the pediatrician’s office
Paper cards get lost, and typing every name and date is tedious. Scanning turns that card or label into entries you can review in a minute.
From paper to your log
With Anvikare Pro, the camera does the first draft and you stay in charge.
Vaccination cards
Scan a card and Anvikare finds vaccine names, doses and dates for you to review.
Prescription labels
Scan a label to pre-fill a medicine entry instead of typing it.
Review before saving
Everything it reads is shown to you first. Fix anything it got wrong, then save.
Read on your device
Text is read on your iPhone, and the scan photos are not kept.
How it works
Open Scan
Choose a vaccination card or a prescription label.
Capture the page
Use the camera, or pick photos you already have.
Check and save
Review the entries, correct anything, and save.
Frequently asked questions
Is scanning free?
Scanning is part of Anvikare Pro.
Is it always right?
No. Handwriting and small print can be misread, so always check the result against your card or label before you save.
Are my photos stored?
Text is read on your device, and the photos from scanning are not kept.
Can I use photos from my camera roll?
Yes. You can scan with the camera or pick photos you already have.
Helpful guides
- How to Prepare Your Baby for VaccinationsFrom the Anvikare blog
- How to Give a Baby Medicine (Calmly)From the Anvikare blog
- What to Track Before Your Baby’s CheckupFrom the Anvikare blog
More ways parents use Anvikare
Let the camera do the typing
Download Anvikare and scan your baby’s card.
A gentle note: Anvikare is a tracking app for your own records and is not medical advice. Every baby is different. For guidance about your child’s specific needs, please talk to your pediatrician or a qualified healthcare professional.