Stored locally
Your vaccination data stays on your device by default.
Benefits
Set up a profile for each family member. One install covers everyone. Each person has their own vaccination record, and switching takes a single tap.
Point the camera at the vaccine label and the app fills in the vaccine and lot number. This also works without a code. Text recognition runs entirely on your device.
The vaccination status compares your entries with the Swiss vaccination plan and shows, for each disease, which vaccination is due. While it is paused, you can look up the schedule in the app.
The app transfers your vaccinations onto the booklet template of the Federal Office of Public Health and creates a PDF you can share or print. The document is clearly marked as a private copy.
Everything is stored locally on your device. You can back up all your recorded data at any time, protected by a password or as a ZIP file. Optionally, you can sync to your own Solid Pod.
Built on the Swissmedic vaccine catalogue and the Swiss vaccination plan of the FOPH and the FCV. ImmuSuisse is an independent product of Inventage AG and is not affiliated with any government authority.
How it works
Your vaccination data stays on your device by default.
Install and go. No account, no login.
Optional sync with your own data store. If your family connects several devices to the same Pod, they all stay in sync. Solid was created by Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web.
Import and export using the international health data standard, in the Swiss eVaccination format CH VACD. Learn more about FHIR in Switzerland.
The app contains no trackers, no analytics and no ads. It transmits no usage or telemetry data.
Faded stamps, illegible handwriting? Not a problem. You can record incomplete entries from your old vaccination booklet too.
FAQ
Nothing. ImmuSuisse is free, with no in-app purchases or subscriptions. That won't change.
No. The app is not a legally recognized vaccination certificate. It is your personal tool for managing vaccinations. ImmuSuisse is an independent product of Inventage AG and is not affiliated with the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), Swissmedic or any other government authority. For official proof, contact your doctor.
The app relies on the Swissmedic vaccine catalogue and the Swiss vaccination plan of the Federal Office of Public Health.
No, you record your vaccinations yourself. You can type them in manually, scan a QR code in FHIR format, or scan the vaccine label directly. The app then fills in the vaccine and lot number automatically.
Your vaccination data is stored only on your device and is not included in the automatic cloud backup. If you delete the app, the data is gone. Back it up first as a password-protected export or sync it to a Solid Pod.
Yes, completely. All data is stored locally on your device. The app uses the internet only for the optional Solid Pod sync and for automatic updates (vaccination plan, vaccine catalogue, update check). Without a connection it simply keeps using the latest downloaded state.
Yes. You can scan vaccinations via QR code, import FHIR files, or capture the vaccine labels pasted into your paper booklet with the camera. Thanks to on-device text recognition, this also works for labels without a code. You can also restore from a Solid Pod. The vaccine catalogue includes older, discontinued vaccines so you can fully digitize your old booklet.
Yes. You record the vaccine by its name, for example for a travel vaccination from abroad or an older product. You assign the target diseases yourself. The vaccination then appears under these diseases in the overview and in the printed booklet.
Yes. You can record illnesses such as chickenpox or measles in your medical history. An approximate year is enough if you no longer know the exact date.
Yes. The app transfers your vaccinations onto the booklet template of the Federal Office of Public Health and turns it into a PDF you can save, share or print. Good to know: every page carries the notice "Private copy – not validated". The printout is a practical overview, but it does not replace an official or medically confirmed record.
Not at the moment. The vaccination status is paused because, in our assessment, it counts as a medical device in Switzerland. We want to offer it again once it meets the requirements. You can look up the schedule from the Swiss vaccination plan in the app.
Inventage AG, a Swiss software company based in Zurich. The original idea for the app and its medical guidance come from Dr. med. Vera Stucki-Häusler.