The terms for using Reko

Effective 1 October 2026 · Last updated 26 October 2026

The short version

• Reko is a record, not medical advice. It writes down what you decide to take. Every number it shows depends on what you typed in.
• Check every dose and every calculation yourself, against your prescription or your supplier's label, before you inject anything.
• Reko is a subscription through Apple: 2 weeks free, then $39.99 a year or $9.99 a month in the US, or the local price shown in the app. It renews automatically until you cancel in your Apple account.
• Your record belongs to you.
• If you're a consumer, nothing here takes away the rights the law in your country gives you.

This agreement

These terms are between you and Digital Utopia SRL, Bulevardul Ferdinand I 118, Et. 3, Ap. 302, 021395 Bucharest, Romania, registered in the Romanian Trade Register under no. J2017005693401 (EUID ROONRC.J2017005693401), fiscal code (CUI) 37431088 ("we", "us"). By downloading or using Reko you agree to them. If you don't agree, please don't use the app.

You must be at least 18, or the age of majority where you live if that's higher, to use Reko.

How we handle your information is covered separately in our privacy policy and our consumer health data policy.

Reko is not medical advice, and not a medical device

Reko records what you decide. It is not medical advice and not a substitute for whoever prescribed or supplied what you take.

Reko is a personal logbook and a calculator. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent or monitor any disease, to recommend a dose, or to replace a doctor, nurse or pharmacist. It is not a medical device, and it has not been evaluated by the FDA, the MHRA, an EU notified body or any other regulator. In particular:

• Doses and calculations. The dose calculator, syringe units, vial mixing (reconstitution) figures, pen clicks and the amount left in a vial all come from numbers you enter. A wrong number in gives a wrong number out. A milligram is 1000 micrograms, and a mix-up between them is a thousandfold error. Check every result against your prescription, the product label or a pharmacist before you inject.
• The level chart. The estimated amount of medication in your body is a model based on published averages. It is not a measurement of you, and must not be used to decide when or how much to take.
• Compound information. Approval status, half-lives and other facts about a compound come from public sources, can change, and may be out of date or wrong. Check them with a professional or the regulator where you live.
• Reminders. Reminders depend on your phone's settings and can fail to appear. Don't rely on them as your only way to remember a dose.
• Lab results. Results scanned from a photo can be misread. Check every value before you save it. Reko doesn't interpret results.