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Everything in FeverCoach is free until September 30

Writer: Myeongchan Kim, MD
Myeongchan Kim, MD
4 hours ago
2 min read

Hi FeverCoach families,


Two updates from the team, and a date to remember: September 30.


FeverCoach is free again on the App Store — and until September 30, every feature is free for everyone.


For the past two months, FeverCoach was a paid download on iPhone. We learned that a price tag up front made it hard for a parent to find us in the middle of the night, when they need us most. So starting today, FeverCoach is back to free on iOS, as it has always been on Android. And for the next three weeks, AI Insights, same-age comparison, and AI Coach are open to every user, no membership needed. If you've been curious about them, now is the time.


If you already purchased FeverCoach on the App Store: thank you for backing us early. You'll receive FeverCoach Premium for life, at no cost. We'll let you know how it's applied to your account before September 30.

On September 30, those features move to FeverCoach Premium. Free will always include the tracker: temperature, medication, and note logging, the timeline, and medication timing. That is the core of FeverCoach and it stays free.


Premium adds the features that turn your records into help:

  • AI Insights — what your child's records show, in plain language

  • Same-age comparison — how this fever compares with what's typical for children the same age

  • AI Coach — ask questions and get answers grounded in what you've logged, drawing on 2,400+ physician-reviewed answers


Coming to Premium later this fall: a doctor-ready PDF report of your child's fever history, and family sharing so both parents and caregivers can log for the same child.

We'll share pricing and plan details before September 30.


Why a membership? FeverCoach is built by a two-person team, and the AI features cost real money to run for every question and every insight. A membership lets us keep the tracker free for everyone and keep improving the parts that need a physician's time and careful review.


As always: FeverCoach is not a medical device and does not replace your pediatrician. If your child is under 3 months old and has a fever, or you are worried at any point, call your doctor.


Thank you for trusting us with your family's records. Questions or thoughts? Reply here — we read everything.

— The FeverCoach team

 
 
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