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What Tablif read on PWN.Health's site

PWN.Health describes itself as: “PWN.Health”

Price model: One-time
Stage: Live, no waitlist

What it is

Calls itself “health diary”.

Calls itself: health diary

“…health diary”

Where it puts itself

Claims “Your entire health diary.”.

Superlative claim: Your entire health diary.

“Your entire health diary.”

“No cloud, accounts, ads, analytics, Google Play Services, or subscriptions.”

What it costs

One-time purchase. No free plan. Prices quoted: 14.99 USD.

One-time: yes
Free plan: no
Price: 14.99 USD

“Price: 14.99 USD”

“Pay once.”

“No subscriptions, no ads, no analytics, no accounts.”

Who it sells to

Sells to consumers. In sixteen languages.

Sells to: consumers
Languages: sixteen languages

“Your entire health diary. Offline. Private. Yours.”

“…sixteen languages”

How it runs

A mobile app for Android. Runs locally and works offline. Distributed through the Play Store. AI is the core of the product.

Kind: mobile
Runs on: Android
Runs where: on the device, offline
Distributed via: Play Store
AI role: core to the product

“PWN.Health is an all-in-one Android health diary”

“Android health diary”

What it works with

Integrates with Health Connect. Names Google Play Services on its pages.

Integrates with: Health Connect
Names: Google Play Services

“Google Play Services, or subscriptions.”

“Health Connect sync is optional, two-way, and granted one record type at a time.”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Instant signup.

Instant signup: yes