What Davka does and does not do
The app’s features, and what you will not find in it.
What the app does
- Logging
- Supplements and vitamins by part of the day, a whole part of the day with one tap.
- Supplements
- A catalog of supplements, your own items with ingredients and brand, and a schedule for only some days of the week.
- Water
- A daily goal and quick logging.
- Caffeine
- Logging by drink and a caffeine curve, a rough estimate of the caffeine in your body based on the time and size of each entry.
- Custom sections
- Anything else you want to keep track of, such as habits.
- Reminders
- Local notifications for parts of the day; you can log supplements straight from them.
- Widgets
- Supplements, water and the caffeine curve on the Home Screen, and the caffeine estimate on the Lock Screen too.
- Overviews
- A calendar where you can fill in a missed day later, and Insights for a period you choose.
- Export
- A PDF report for a month, a quarter or a year, and a CSV with the full history.
- Apple Health
- With your permission, Davka writes nutrients, water and caffeine to the Health app.
- iCloud
- Records move on their own between devices with the same Apple Account.
- Devices
- iPhone with iOS 18 or later, iPad with iPadOS 18 or later, Mac with Apple silicon as an iPad app, ready for iPhone Duo.
- Android
- On Google Play since 22 October 2026.
- Languages
- Czech, Slovak, German, English and Spanish.
What the app does not have
- Advice
- The app does not tell you what to take or how much, and it does not rate supplements. It is a record, not an advisor.
- Medicines
- It is made for supplements and vitamins, not for medicines.
- Account
- No registration and no sign-in.
- Ads
- No ads and no analytics.
- Sharing
- Records cannot be shared with other people directly from the app.
The price and more answers are in the FAQ.