Medical Wakaru-kun Board app analytics for May 3

Medical Wakaru-kun Board" is a written-communication board for medical staff. Tap a phrase and it appears on screen in large text — instantly readable for patients who cannot hear, or who do not speak Japanese. 【Who it reaches】 Deaf and hard-of-hearing patients. Even when masks make lip-reading impossible, the message lands on screen. Elderly patients who struggle to hear, even with hearing aids. Distressed patients on emergency transport. International patients who do not speak Japanese (16 languages supported). 【Key features】 Pre-loaded phrases for the everyday clinical workflow: reception, triage, exams, procedures, admission, discharge, medication, emergency. 21 categories by department and scenario, including pediatrics, dermatology, psychiatry, surgery, orthopedics, OB/GYN, ophthalmology, ENT, urology, neurosurgery, radiology, health screening, plastic surgery, dentistry, and blood donation. Each Japanese phrase is paired with translations into 16 languages: English, Korean, Simplified & Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Hindi, Arabic, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Nepali, and Filipino. Large readable typography for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and elderly patients. Furigana (kana annotation) supported. Calm dark theme with high-contrast colours that stay readable in bright outpatient rooms and emergency bays. One tap blows up any phrase to fill the screen — easy to read across the bed even through a mask. Works completely offline. Use it in the consultation room, the ambulance, the basement imaging room, or a shelter. All data stays on the device. No patient information is transmitted or recorded. 【With Pro (one-time purchase)】 Pin favourite phrases to the top. Reorder categories and phrases to match how your clinic actually works. Pay once. No subscription. Restore on any of your Apple devices via "Restore Purchases". 【Recommended for】 Internal medicine, ENT, and pediatrics clinics that see deaf or hard-of-hearing patients. Senior care facilities and home-visit medicine. Emergency departments, ER, and disaster medicine. General hospitals and clinics with growing numbers of international patients. Tourist-area and airport-adjacent clinics, inbound-tourism screening centers, dental practices, and blood donation rooms. 【Important】 This app is a tool to assist written communication between medical staff and patients. It does not provide diagnosis or treatment decisions. In an emergency, follow the instructions of medical staff and paramedics.