Dad on the couch checking Oh Fever on his iPhone while his daughter sleeps
The only kids fever app with a real Apple Watch app

3 a.m. Fever. One glance at your wrist.

Oh Fever tells you exactly when the next dose of paracetamol or ibuprofen is safe — on your iPhone and, uniquely, on your Apple Watch. Weight-based doses, enforced intervals, and one timeline shared between both parents.

Free to download. Made in Poland, available in English and Polish. Requires iOS 26.

Live on your wristTemperature, status and both countdowns, without waking anyone.
4 h / 6 hminimum intervals, enforced
mg/kgweight-based dose ranges
iPhone + Watchthe same data on both, synced by iCloud
0accounts, servers, ads
Everything a 3 a.m. brain needs

Less to remember. Less to get wrong.

Fever nights are a blur. Oh Fever keeps the timeline, the math and the safety rules so you can keep your attention on your child.

Temperature log & trend

Log readings with the method (ear, forehead, armpit, oral, rectal), see a colour-coded status and a 24 h / 48 h / 7-day chart with medicines overlaid.

Weight-based dosing

Pick the exact product — Apap, Panadol, Nurofen, Ibum, Ibufen, MIG, suppositories or your own — and get the dose in ml and mg for your child's weight.

Countdown to the next dose

A live countdown on the home screen, in a widget, on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. When the wait is over, an optional notification tells you.

Two parents, one timeline

Share a child's profile through iCloud. Doses logged on one phone show up on the other — no accounts, no group chat archaeology.

Apple Watch app

Log a temperature with the Digital Crown, give the recommended dose with one tap, and read the countdown from a complication while your hands are busy.

Siri, hands free

“Log paracetamol in Oh Fever.” “When can I give ibuprofen in Oh Fever?” Works from the Lock Screen.

Calculators

Dose by weight, daily hydration needs, °C ↔ °F conversion, an alternating paracetamol/ibuprofen planner and an age-based “when to see a doctor” checklist.

Report for the doctor

One tap creates a clean PDF of the last days: temperatures, doses, notes. Export everything as JSON anytime.

Privacy by design

Your entries live on your device and in your private iCloud — we never see them. No ads, no cross-app tracking, no registration. Anonymous usage statistics can be switched off in Settings.

Oh Fever home screen showing 37.0 °C, status Normal, and next doses for paracetamol and ibuprofen History tab with a 24-hour temperature chart and dose markers Oh Fever home screen in dark mode
Apple Watch

On your wrist, while the child sleeps on you

Most fever apps stop at the phone. Oh Fever runs natively on Apple Watch and syncs through iCloud on its own, so it works even when the iPhone is charging in another room.

  • Status, last reading and both countdowns at a glance
  • Log temperature with the Digital Crown, pick the method
  • Give the recommended dose with one confirmed tap
  • Complications: circular, rectangular, inline and corner
Parent wearing an Apple Watch with Oh Fever while comforting a sleeping child
Mum logging a temperature in Oh Fever on iPhone Dad checking the next dose in Oh Fever on iPhone
Parents sync

Both of you see the same doses

Invite the other parent (or grandma) with a standard iCloud share. Every reading, dose and note appears on their iPhone, Apple Watch and widgets. Leave the share any time.

  • Uses iCloud sharing — no Oh Fever account is created
  • Works offline, syncs when back online
  • Multiple children, each with their own profile and weight
  • A reminder to confirm each dose with each other directly
Dosing safety

Rules you don't have to remember

Oh Fever follows paediatric guidance used in Poland, the UK (NHS) and the US (AAP). It warns before a dose that is too early, too large or over the daily cap — and lets you decide.

ParacetamolIbuprofen
Single dose10–15 mg/kg5–10 mg/kg
Minimum interval≥ 4 h≥ 6 h
Max per 24 h4 · 60 mg/kg3 · 30 mg/kg
Restrictionsfrom 3 months and 5 kg
Oh Fever is a tracking tool, not medical advice. Always check the leaflet and the strength on the bottle, and call your doctor for high fever, any fever under 3 months, or anything that worries you.
Medicines tab with safety status for paracetamol and ibuprofenLogging an ibuprofen dose with a “too early” warning
Privacy

We built it so we can't see your data

Health data about a child is about as sensitive as data gets. Oh Fever has no backend: entries stay on your device and in your own iCloud account, protected by Apple.

  • No account, no e-mail, no phone number
  • No ads and no tracking across apps or websites
  • Health entries never leave your device and your iCloud
  • Anonymous usage statistics (which screens are used) — off with one switch in Settings
  • Export or delete everything whenever you want

Read the privacy policy →

Your iCloud

Sync and sharing go through your private iCloud, end-to-end handled by Apple.

Nothing to sell

We have no servers that see your entries, so there is nothing to leak, profile or sell.

Your data, your file

A JSON export and a PDF report are one tap away.

On-device by default

Turn iCloud off and the app keeps working locally.

FAQ

Questions parents ask

Is Oh Fever free?

Yes. The app is free to download and use. We may add optional paid extras later, but logging, dosing safety, sync and the Watch app are free at launch.

Does it replace a doctor?

No. It is a diary with built-in arithmetic and safety limits. Diagnosis and treatment decisions belong to your paediatrician. Call emergency services for seizures, breathing problems or a rash that does not fade.

Where do the dosing rules come from?

From product leaflets on the Polish market (e.g. Nurofen, Apap for children), NHS guidance for paracetamol and ibuprofen in children, and the American Academy of Pediatrics. The full table and sources are inside the app.

How does sharing between parents work?

You share a child's profile using Apple's iCloud sharing, the same mechanism as sharing a Notes folder. The other person taps the link, and both phones keep the same timeline in sync.

Do I need an Apple Watch?

No. The Watch app is a bonus for parents who have one. Everything works on iPhone alone.

Which devices are supported?

iPhone with iOS 26 or later and Apple Watch with watchOS 26 or later. Android is not planned for now.

What data do you collect?

Your health entries: none — they stay on your device and in your iCloud account, and we have no server that sees them. The app sends anonymous usage statistics (for example “a dose was logged”, never the values) through Firebase Analytics so we know which features matter; you can switch this off in Settings → Privacy.

Ready for the next fever night

Set up a child in a minute: name, birth date, weight. That is all the app needs to start doing the math for you.

Download on the App Store