Dr.Herb

Google Play App Health & Fitness TRY 569.99 Soft launch
15 Aug 2026launched 47 days ago
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Seen in 1 countryTurkey
1.1latest version · 47 days ago

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Dr.Herb is a private, offline herbal reference for people who want fast, evidence-aware summaries without a network connection, an account, or an advert. Dr.Herb is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. It does not prescribe or recommend any herb or dose. Entries summarise published reference material and are shown with their evidence standing — never as a prescription. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. WHAT IT DOES • 314 monographs, each with uses, preparation, dosage context, evidence notes and a cautions card. 122 carry a reviewed botanical photograph; the rest are text-only. • Search by herb name or by sickness — type "insomnia" and get the herbs the guide actually indicates for it, ranked ahead of passing mentions. • Browse 18 body systems, ordered by strength of evidence. That ordering is about the weight of published support, not about which herb suits you. • Evidence badges — Strong, Moderate, Preliminary, Mixed, Traditional, or Not supported. 164 of 314 entries are gradeable and show a badge; the rest show none, because a badge we can't stand behind is worse than no badge. • Interaction checker — pick a medication class or safety factor and see every herb whose cautions mention it. Results are keyword matches from the guide's own caution text, and the app says so on screen: a match is not a severity rating, and no match is not a safety clearance. • Favourites and per-herb notes, kept below the reference text so the two never blur. • Regimen tracking — record which herbs you take and on which days, write your own dose note, mark a dose taken, and see how many of the last 30 days you marked. It records your decisions; it never suggests a herb, a dose or a schedule. • An optional daily reminder, off until you turn it on, silent, and worded as a count — "2 herbs still to take today". It never names a herb, so nothing about what you take shows on your lock screen. • Export and import — JSON backup of favourites, notes and your regimen, plus a notes CSV. Import merges, so loading the wrong file cannot silently wipe your work. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No ads. No account. No subscription. Works in airplane mode. The app has no network code at all. Everything renders from bundled assets and local storage. The only permission it ever asks for is notifications, and only if you switch the reminder on — decline it and nothing else changes. There is no location, camera, microphone, contacts, calendar or storage permission. Android automatic backup is switched off, because a note saying why you take a herb is health data; on iPhone, Apple's user-controlled encrypted backup may include app data. Exports happen only when you tap the button. ONE PURCHASE. THE WHOLE APP. One upfront purchase unlocks everything. There is no subscription, no advertising, no account, no herb limit, and no separate feature tier. Nothing is held back. PHOTOGRAPHS Botanical images come from Wikimedia Commons under free licences only (public domain, CC0, CC BY, CC BY-SA) and are credited under each photo and in Settings. They are for visual context. Never identify a plant you intend to consume from a photograph in an app.Read more
Dr.Herb is a private, offline herbal reference for people who want fast, evidence-aware summaries without a network connection, an account, or an advert. Dr.Herb is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. It does not prescribe or recommend any herb or dose. Entries summarise published reference material and are shown with their evidence standing — never as a prescription. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. WHAT IT DOES • 314 monographs, each with uses, preparation, dosage context, evidence notes and a cautions card. 122 carry a reviewed botanical photograph; the rest are text-only. • Search by herb name or by sickness — type "insomnia" and get the herbs the guide actually indicates for it, ranked ahead of passing mentions. • Browse 18 body systems, ordered by strength of evidence. That ordering is about the weight of published support, not about which herb suits you. • Evidence badges — Strong, Moderate, Preliminary, Mixed, Traditional, or Not supported. 164 of 314 entries are gradeable and show a badge; the rest show none, because a badge we can't stand behind is worse than no badge. • Interaction checker — pick a medication class or safety factor and see every herb whose cautions mention it. Results are keyword matches from the guide's own caution text, and the app says so on screen: a match is not a severity rating, and no match is not a safety clearance. • Favourites and per-herb notes, kept below the reference text so the two never blur. • Regimen tracking — record which herbs you take and on which days, write your own dose note, mark a dose taken, and see how many of the last 30 days you marked. It records your decisions; it never suggests a herb, a dose or a schedule. • An optional daily reminder, off until you turn it on, silent, and worded as a count — "2 herbs still to take today". It never names a herb, so nothing about what you take shows on your lock screen. • Export and import — JSON backup of favourites, notes and your regimen, plus a notes CSV. Import merges, so loading the wrong file cannot silently wipe your work. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No ads. No account. No subscription. Works in airplane mode. The app has no network code at all. Everything renders from bundled assets and local storage. The only permission it ever asks for is notifications, and only if you switch the reminder on — decline it and nothing else changes. There is no location, camera, microphone, contacts, calendar or storage permission. Android automatic backup is switched off, because a note saying why you take a herb is health data; on iPhone, Apple's user-controlled encrypted backup may include app data. Exports happen only when you tap the button. ONE PURCHASE. THE WHOLE APP. One upfront purchase unlocks everything. There is no subscription, no advertising, no account, no herb limit, and no separate feature tier. Nothing is held back. PHOTOGRAPHS Botanical images come from Wikimedia Commons under free licences only (public domain, CC0, CC BY, CC BY-SA) and are credited under each photo and in Settings. They are for visual context. Never identify a plant you intend to consume from a photograph in an app.

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  1. Version 1.1First seen · 15 Aug 2026

    Dr.Herb 1.1 brings the complete 314-herb guide to 25 languages.<br><br>• Translated uses, dosage context, evidence notes and cautions<br>• Language changes now refresh the entire guide immediately<br>• Added a searchable language picker, with English separate from System default

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