For patients on home peritoneal dialysis — and the teams who support them
Track your dialysis at home. See every trend in one place.
Betty logs your nightly PM setup and AM results, reads your lab reports from a photo, and turns all of it into trends you and your care team can actually use — not just a stack of numbers.
Free to use. Takes about a minute to set up.
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Dashboard
Sample dataTrends across your nightly metrics, notes, and lab results.
Latest weight
67.1 kg
Latest BP
121/77
Notes logged
24
Lab results logged
37
Weight over time
Blood pressure over time
One chart. Built for two kinds of days.
Patients log it once, at home. Providers see the trend, without a phone call.
For patients & caregivers
- Log each night's PM setup (dextrose, fill volume) and AM results (drain, ultrafiltration, dwell time) in a couple of minutes.
- Take a photo of a printed lab report, or upload a PDF — Betty extracts every test into a table for you to check.
- Track weight, blood pressure, and pulse alongside your labs, so a change shows up as a trend, not a surprise.
- Keep medications, appointments, and private notes together in the same app.
- Working towards a kidney transplant in Chile? A checklist of every exam the waiting list requires shows what's done, what's expiring, and what's still waiting on a referral or an appointment.
- Install Betty on your phone's home screen and use it like a native app.
- Export everything to a CSV whenever you want it.
For providers & care teams
- See the patients who've chosen to share their chart with you — and nothing more.
- Review nightly PD metrics and lab trends between visits, without waiting on a phone call.
- Spot an out-of-range lab value at a glance — Betty flags results outside the normal range.
- Keep your own private notes on a patient's care that they never see.
- Check a patient's transplant work-up at a glance: which exams are current, which have lapsed, and where a referral is stuck.
- No portal to provision: a patient invites you in, on their terms.
See Betty from every angle
Browse the real screens — the patient dashboard, the provider's view, medications, and the chart playground.
Dashboard
Sample dataTrends across your nightly metrics, notes, and lab results.
Latest weight
67.1 kg
Latest BP
121/77
Notes logged
24
Lab results logged
37
Weight over time
Blood pressure over time
Enter Details
Recent entries
| Date | % | Fill | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07-14 | 1.5/2.5 | 2000 | Complete |
| 07-13 | 1.5/1.5 | 2000 | Complete |
| 07-12 | 1.5/2.5 | 1800 | Complete |
Every night, in under a minute
Log tonight's setup as fast as you'd send a text
Enter the dextrose strength and fill volume for tonight's exchange right from your phone. It saves straight into tonight's entry, ready for tomorrow's results.
The part everyone asks about
Snap a photo of your labs. Betty does the typing.
No manual data entry after every blood draw. Take a picture of a printed report — or upload the PDF from your lab's portal — and Betty lays out the values in an editable table in seconds.
- 1
Take a photo, or upload a PDF
Use your phone's camera, or drop in whatever your lab already sent you.
- 2
Check the extracted table
Betty reads every test, value, and unit. Fix anything before you save — you're always in control of what gets stored.
- 3
Watch it plotted over time
Every saved result feeds a trend chart, so a rising creatinine or a slipping albumin shows up months before it's easy to miss.
Transplant checklist
Up to date
0 / 6
Expired
3
In progress
2
| Exam | Status |
|---|---|
| HIV test | Expired · Sep 29 |
| Hepatitis B surface antigen | Expired · Sep 29 |
| Hepatitis C antibody | Expired · Sep 29 |
| PTH (parathyroid hormone) | Expiring soon · 13 d |
| Dental evaluation | Referral requested |
| Echocardiogram | Scheduled · Oct 27 |
For patients in Chile working towards a transplant
Every exam the waiting list asks for, in one checklist
Getting on the kidney transplant list means dozens of exams, some once, some every six months, a year, or two years. Betty keeps the whole list, knows how long each result stays valid, and shows what still needs doing.
- 1
See the full list, with what's missing on top
The exams from the pre-transplant work-up sheet, grouped by how often they repeat. Click any one to read what it is and why it's asked for.
- 2
Log a whole blood draw at once
Pick a date, tick every test that came back together, save. Referrals and appointments get their own stage, so a lost interconsulta is easy to spot.
- 3
Watch the status update
Rows turn green, expiring ones turn amber before they lapse, and your care team sees the same picture if you've shared your chart.
Your chart is yours
Every patient gets their own account and sees only their own data. Nothing here replaces medical advice — it's a place to keep track, together.
Private by default
Your data lives in your account. No one sees it unless you share it.
Only who you invite
A provider sees your chart only after you've linked their account to yours.
Yours to export
Download every metric as a CSV, any time you want a copy of your own records.
Ready to get started?
Create your account — it takes about a minute, and it's free.