Say how you're doing.
Dear Pal keeps the record.
A warm, simple companion for people in psychiatric care. Talk or type between visits, never miss a medicine, and arrive at your appointment with a clear picture of how you've been.
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Thursday's visit
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Say it in your own words, in your own language.
Speak in Malayalam or English, or type if you prefer. Dear Pal writes it down, so a hard day is on the record even when you can't find the words later.
DEAR PALReminders that fit into your day, and keep your privacy.
Set your times once. When a reminder rings, answer in one tap, even with the app closed. Your answers are saved and synced when you're back online.
“How have things been?” finally has an answer.
Weeks of small notes become one clear page for your psychiatrist, in English, with your own words beside it. Share it as a PDF whenever you choose.
Most frequent: sleep
Care without prying.
Invite someone you trust with a one-time code. They see only whether a dose was taken, never your chats, notes, report or medicine names. You approve the link, and you can end it in a tap.
Three small habits. One clearer visit.
Say it your way
Type or talk, in Malayalam or English, whenever something happens: a side effect, a bad night, a good moment.
Take your medicines on time
Gentle reminders at the times you choose. Mark each dose in one tap, right from the notification.
Bring it to your visit
A one-page summary for your psychiatrist: what came up most, new side effects, how doses went, and your questions.
Made for the whole circle of care
For patients
A private place to say what you feel, a reminder that respects your privacy, and a summary so you never have to remember everything on the day.
For families
Support without stepping on privacy. See whether doses are taken and send a gentle nudge, and nothing else.
For psychiatrists
A short, structured, self-reported summary before the appointment, with the patient’s own words alongside, so the visit starts with what matters.
Your mind is yours. Dear Pal is built to keep it that way.
Only you read your notes
Your chats and notes are private to your account. Your psychiatrist sees a report only when you share it.
Lock it, or hide it
Ask for your phone’s own screen lock when the app opens, or hide the app name so it shows as “Notes”.
Your data, your call
Download everything Dear Pal holds about you, or delete your account and data, whenever you like.
Sharing is narrow
A caregiver can only see whether doses were taken. You approve it, and you can end it in a tap.
Things people ask first
Dear Pal is not an emergency service. If you or someone you know may be in danger, call your local emergency number. In India you can also reach Tele-MANAS, the government mental health helpline, free at 14416, any time.