Sikila・SCD Health Community

Trusted Sickle Cell Companion with HIPAA & GDPR-aligned privacy. Log pain, hydration, sleep & medication securely. Built for the SCD community.

Sikila is a Secure Daily Health Companion, built for people living with Sickle Cell, including those with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD), trait, and families who support them.

Track pain episodes, hydration, medication, sleep and symptoms in one simple app designed to support better self-management.

Living with Sickle Cell can be unpredictable. Sikila helps you stay organised, build healthier routines and maintain a clear record of your health over time, all in one place.

PRIVACY YOU CAN TRUST

Your health information is personal. Sikila is built with HIPAA & GDPR-aligned infrastructure, encrypted systems and privacy-first principles.

Encrypted data storage Secure data transmission User consent controls Responsible data handling No sale of personal health data

KEY FEATURES

Pain & Symptom Tracking Log pain crises, fatigue and symptoms in seconds. Record intensity, timing and body location to help identify patterns and triggers.

Hydration Tracking Monitor daily water intake and stay on top of hydration goals, an important part of Sickle Cell self-care.

Medication Reminders Set reminders, track adherence and stay consistent with medication or supplement routines.

Sleep Tracking Log sleep duration and quality to better understand how rest impacts your wellbeing.

Health History Timeline View previous logs in one clear timeline of symptoms, medication and wellness activity.

Daily Health Journal Keep a simple daily record to support doctor conversations and personal awareness.

BUILT FOR THE COMMUNITY

Sikila was inspired by a personal family journey with Sickle Cell. Our mission is to create practical digital tools that genuinely help people living with the condition.

AVAILABLE LANGUAGES

English and French, with broader localisation planned as Sikila grows.

MEDICAL DISCLAIMER

Sikila is for tracking and informational purposes only. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment or emergency medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding any medical decisions or treatment changes.