Vaccy is a digital immunization record — a clean way to log vaccines and carry proof on your phone. Family Stork keeps your child's entire health timeline: vaccines plus checkups, growth, allergies, lab results, and every visit to every provider. Here's how they compare.
Vaccy is a digital vaccine card. You manually enter each immunization — vaccine name, date, lot number, provider — and the app stores it. You can track vaccines for multiple family members and export records as a PDF. It's focused, lightweight, and does one thing well.
Family Stork is a lifelong family health timeline. Every person gets one private @familystork email address. Give it to any clinic, lab, or hospital — they email records to it, and the timeline files everything automatically. Vaccines are part of the record, but so is every checkup, growth measurement, allergy note, and specialist visit.
Clean vaccine logging. Enter immunization details manually — name, date, lot number, provider.
PDF export. Generate a printable immunization record when schools or camps need documentation.
Multiple profiles. Track vaccines for more than one family member in a single app.
Lightweight. No account setup, no subscriptions for basic use. Download and start logging.
Offline access. Your records live on-device — no internet needed to view them.
Records-inbox email. One private @familystork address per person. Any clinic emails records to it; the timeline files them. No manual data entry, no portal logins.
Full health timeline. Vaccines, checkups, growth charts, allergies, lab results, specialist visits — all in one place.
Built for families. Parents manage children's records. Ownership transfers at 18.
Paper + digital. Snap photos of paper records; the AI files dates, values, and details.
Ask your record. "When was her last tetanus shot?" Answers grounded in actual records.
$99/year — or about $10 a month.
If your main need is tracking immunizations — knowing which shots your child has had, when the next ones are due, and having proof for school enrollment — Vaccy handles that neatly.
But most parents also need to track well-child checkups, growth percentiles, allergy lists, prescriptions, specialist referrals, and that one urgent-care visit from last winter. Vaccy doesn't cover those — it's a vaccine record, not a health record.
Family Stork treats vaccines as one chapter in a longer story. When the pediatrician emails your child's visit summary to their @familystork address, the vaccine data files alongside the growth measurements, the developmental notes, and whatever else came up at that appointment. One timeline holds the full picture.
Every August, schools want proof of immunization. That's where Vaccy shines — clean PDF export, just the vaccine data. Family Stork also handles the request, but goes further: when the school needs the physical form signed by a doctor, the emergency contact card, or the allergy action plan, all of that lives in the same timeline.
The question isn't which one handles August — it's which one handles the other eleven months, too.
Vaccy is a clean, focused vaccine log. It does one thing well: record immunizations and let you prove them. If that's all you need, it's a solid pick.
Family Stork is built for parents who want the whole picture — one health story per child, from first heartbeat, with vaccines as one thread in a much larger record. One email address per person, records flowing in from any provider, a timeline that grows with your family. Tired of managing health records for yourself and everyone you love? Family Stork organizes them for you automatically.
Give any clinic your child's private @familystork address. They send records; the timeline builds itself. No portal logins, no uploads, nothing for the clinic to learn.
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