Three months free. Then one yearly plan.
Every feature, for everyone in your family, with no limits on what you can store — free for three months, and no payment details asked for. After that, a yearly subscription keeps you adding and updating records. Whatever you decide, everything you have already saved stays readable, exportable and deletable.
First three months
FreeNo cost, no card, no account
The whole app, from the moment you install it.
- All eight record types, with reminders and dose logging
- Documents, on-device text recognition and full-text search
- Vitals, Health Connect sync, insights and the daily check-in
- Pregnancy and Surgery Care Modes
- Emergency Card, doctor PDFs, backups and restore
- As many people, records, documents and reminders as you like
Yearly subscription
One plan, billed once a year
Sold through Google Play. The price for your country is shown in the app in your own currency, taxes included — which is why no number is printed here.
- Keeps you adding and updating records
- Everything on the left, unchanged and still unlimited
- New subscribers may be offered a lower price for the first year
- Renews automatically until you cancel — cancel any time in Google Play
- Cancelling is not expiring: full access runs to the end of the year you paid for
If you don’t subscribe
The app becomes read-only. Nothing is deleted, hidden or archived — that is the part that matters most in a health app, so it is the part built to be structural rather than promised.
| Your question | The answer |
|---|---|
| Can I still open and read everything? | Yes. Every record, every document, every profile. |
| Can I still search? | Yes, including inside text already read from your documents. |
| Can I still export a PDF for my doctor? | Yes, and share any document. |
| Can I still delete things? | Yes — records, documents, whole profiles, and the Recycle Bin. |
| Can I still back up and restore? | Yes, and the backup still contains everything. |
| Do my reminders still go off? | Yes, for every person in your vault. |
| Is anything deleted, hidden or locked? | Never. Not automatically, not ever. |
| So what actually changes? | Adding and changing: new records, edits, importing from Health Connect, reading the text out of a new document, and marking doses taken. |
| If I subscribe later? | Everything works again immediately, exactly where you left it — even years later. |
Backups, restores, reminders, the Recycle Bin and setting up the app cannot be limited, even by mistake. Those modules are forbidden from importing the billing layer at all, and a test fails the build if any of them does. The refusal to write lives in the storage layer, so a screen that forgot to ask still cannot change anything — and any operation that deletes or restores is allowed by construction.
What you can store
There are no record limits. No cap on medicines, documents, visits, vaccinations, allergies, symptoms, reminders, Care Modes or people — and no monthly allowances for reading text or making PDFs. What exists are memory and storage-hygiene bounds that keep the app working reliably on a phone, and they are the same in every state:
| Limit | Value |
|---|---|
| Size of a single imported file | 50 MB |
| Pages read when extracting text from an imported PDF | The first 40 |
| Backups retained on Drive before older ones are pruned | 3, 5 or 10 — your choice, default 5 |
| Backup frequency | Manual, daily or weekly |
| Audit-log history | 180 days or 50,000 entries |
| Recycle Bin before auto-purge | 30 days |
| Stored crash reports | 5 |
Storage itself is never capped. It is your phone and your own Google Drive.
What you see, and when
The first ten weeks
Nothing. An app that permanently displays its own countdown is nagware, so it stays quiet. The date is always there in Settings → Subscription if you want it.
The last two weeks
One quiet line on the home screen — “Free access ends in 9 days.” No pop-up, no badge, no interruption.
When it ends
The subscription screen opens once to explain. Choose “Maybe later” and it never asks again — the Add buttons stay where they are and explain themselves if you tap one.
Buying, cancelling, and what happens afterwards
- How you buy: one yearly subscription, through Google Play under Google’s terms. Mediara never receives your payment details.
- Prices are shown in the app, in your own currency, set per country rather than converted from an exchange rate. They are not listed here because they differ by country and can change.
- A lower first year may be offered to new subscribers. Google Play decides who is eligible, per Google account, and the app shows whatever Play offers — so a discount cannot be claimed twice, and cannot be shown to someone who is not entitled to it.
- Cancelling is done in Google Play and stops the next renewal. You keep full access until the end of the year you have already paid for.
- On a new phone, tap Restore purchase on the Subscription screen. Your subscription belongs to your Google account. Your data comes back separately, from your own backup.
- Reinstalling does not start a new free period, and neither does clearing the app’s data or changing your phone’s date.
- Being offline never downgrades you. Your subscription status changes only when Google Play positively reports that it has changed.
- A pending payment — some methods such as UPI and cash cards are confirmed by Google Play with a delay — shows a “payment processing” notice and unlocks the moment Play confirms. Don’t buy again; if the payment ultimately fails, Play doesn’t charge you.
- Refunds are handled by Google Play under its refund policy, in addition to any non-waivable rights under your country’s consumer law.
- If the subscription isn’t on sale in your country, or isn’t live yet, the app keeps you on full access rather than turning read-only. Nobody is ever asked to do something they cannot do.
Three things we’d rather say than have you discover
Was there a capped free plan before?
An earlier design capped how much the free app could hold. It was replaced before launch: caps meant arguing with you about your own medical history at the worst possible moments. Three free months and then one plan is simpler and more honest — and it removed every record limit.
Can the price change?
Yes, and the Terms say so. Google Play notifies existing subscribers before a price change applies, under Google’s own rules. What does not change is the custody promise above: your records are never held back behind a payment.
Is anything to do with safety behind the plan?
Reading your records, your Emergency Card, exporting a summary for a doctor and your existing reminders all keep working in read-only mode — deliberately. What needs a subscription is adding and changing.
Start free. Decide in three months.
Everything, for everyone in your family, with nothing held back. Nothing you create is ever taken away.
Mediara Vault is a personal record-keeping app. It does not diagnose, treat or give medical advice, and it is not a substitute for talking to a healthcare professional. In an emergency, call your local emergency number. Read the full medical disclaimer.