Growth
See the line, not just the dot
Record each measurement and see the line against checksum-locked WHO reference curves, including percentile, z-score and calm plain-language context.
What you can record
The measurements a paediatrician actually asks about
Weight for age
Keep the factual weight series from birth onwards and see each reading against the published WHO weight-for-age LMS reference.
Length & height for age
Recumbent length for infants, standing height for older children — AVYOMI keeps track of which is which so the reference stays correct.
Head circumference
Tracked across the first years, where it matters most, alongside the rest of the record.
BMI for age
Calculated from your entries rather than asked for again, and read against age- and sex-specific references.
Corrected age for preterm babies
Record gestational age and AVYOMI uses corrected age where it matters for a child born more than three weeks early.
Metric or imperial
Enter kilograms and centimetres, or pounds and inches. The stored value stays exact and unit conversion happens on display.
Clear interpretation
Designed to describe, never diagnose
AVYOMI shows a sourced position and trend without diagnosing or replacing professional advice.
Position
See where a measurement sits on the named reference as a percentile and z-score.
Trend
Describe the recorded series without turning a pattern into a diagnosis.
What to do with it
Offer neutral record-keeping guidance and encourage discussion with a qualified professional.
Bring the chart to the appointment
Print the parent-recorded visit pack. Clinician access requests remain pending until a verified professional portal is enabled.