Travelling with a prescription means guessing, reading forum posts, or calling an embassy that does not call back. Valico shows you the rule as the authority wrote it, the date it was last checked, and a link to the source.

• 42countries with published rules
• 3states, and never a verdict

Three states, never a verdict

Allowed, restricted, or not known. The app does not tell you that you may travel with something: the decision stays between you, your prescriber and the authority. An app that says “yes” and is wrong costs someone their medication at a border.

It admits what it does not know

Only countries with a rule someone verified are covered. Everywhere else, Valico says it does not know rather than guessing from a country that looks similar.

The countdown is the product

Some permits take six weeks. Valico works backwards from your departure date and tells you when to start, not just what to do.

Your kit, imported

If you keep your medications in Health, Valico can read the list so you do not type it again. It shows you what it found before anything is added.

It works with no signal

Every rule is inside the app, with its date and its source. Nothing is fetched, so the app answers on a plane and at a border.

No server of ours

No account, no ads, no tracking. Your kit and your trips stay on your device and, if you want, in your own private iCloud. The privacy page says what each permission is for.

Seven languages, nine variants: English, French, German, Spanish (Spain and Latin America), Italian, Japanese and Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal).

Valico is at version 0.1. There is nothing to download yet — this page will carry the link when there is.