The illness radar, in your pocket.
Be among the first to try the Ickly mobile app. Get real-time illness alerts, a live symptom map, and anonymous reporting right from your phone.
Choose your platform
Same app, two ways in.
Ickly is in beta on both iOS and Android. Pick the one that matches your phone.
iPhone
The Ickly iOS app is available on the App Store, but this beta program is for parents who want new features early and want to be part of an engaged test group that shares feedback with the Ickly team. Join instantly through Apple's TestFlight, no wait, no approval, just install and go.
- Tap the TestFlight link
- Install Apple's TestFlight app if prompted
- Open Ickly and start exploring
Requires an iPhone with iOS 16 or later.
Android
The Android app is ready for its first private test. Google requires us to add each tester by email before they can install, so share your Play Store email and we'll send the link.
Requires an Android phone running Android 7.0 or later.
A peek inside
See the app in action.
Six screens, one mission: help parents stay ahead of what's going around.
Live symptom map
See what's spreading near you in real time.
School-level insight
Drill into your child's school or daycare.
20-second reporting
Anonymous symptom logging, lightning fast.
Your local dashboard
Weekly trends, at a glance.
Outbreak alerts
Get pinged the moment something spikes.
Nearby directory
Browse schools and zip codes around you.
What's inside
Built for parents on the go.
Live symptom map
Open the app and see what's going around your neighborhood in real time. No more guessing or group-chat detective work.
Instant outbreak alerts
Get pinged the moment something spikes at your child's school, daycare, or zip code. Stay one step ahead.
20-second reporting
Log a cough, fever, or stomach bug in seconds. Anonymous by default, so your privacy never skips a beat.
Weekly trend digest
A clean, readable roundup of what's rising and falling near you, delivered every week.
Anonymous by design
We never collect names, photos, or exact addresses. Just zip code and symptoms. That's it.
Send feedback instantly
Tap a button to share bug reports or ideas. Your input directly shapes what ships next.
Getting started
Three steps, either platform.
On iPhone
Tap the TestFlight link
Click the button and you'll go straight to Apple's TestFlight invite page for Ickly.
Install TestFlight
If you don't already have Apple's TestFlight app, you'll be prompted to download it from the App Store.
Open Ickly and explore
Once installed, launch the app, allow location access, and start seeing what's going around.
On Android
Share your Play Store email
Enter the Google account email you use on the Play Store. Google requires it before we can let you install.
We add you to the tester list
Within a day or two, we'll add your email in the Play Console and email you the install link.
Install and explore
Open the link, install Ickly from Google Play, and start seeing what's going around your area.
FAQ
Quick answers.
What is TestFlight?
TestFlight is Apple's official platform for trying out apps before they launch on the App Store. It's safe, free, and widely used by developers and early users.
How does the Android beta work?
Android testing runs through Google Play's internal testing track. Because it's private, we have to add each tester's Google account email in the Play Console before they can install. Sign up with your Play Store email, and we'll add you within a day or two.
Is the beta free?
Yes, completely free. There are no subscriptions, no in-app purchases, and no credit card required during the beta.
Will my data be safe?
Absolutely. The beta app uses the same privacy architecture as the web app: anonymous reports, encrypted in transit, no names or exact addresses ever collected.
What should I report?
Anything you notice: fevers, coughs, sore throats, stomach bugs, rashes, pink eye. Even a single quick report helps the whole community.
How do I share feedback?
Inside the app, tap the feedback button, or email us directly at hello@ickly.com. Screenshots and ideas are always welcome.
Ready to test the radar?
Join the beta today and help shape the future of illness tracking for parents everywhere.