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Free TB Tools: Poshan Estimator, Treatment Tracker, Diet Chart and More

Six free tools that run on your phone and never ask for personal details.

Written from official TB programme sources Updated 16 Oct 2026 2 min read

Six free tools for people with TB, their families and health workers. They work on any phone, need no sign-up, and never ask for personal details.

हिंदी में सार

छह मुफ़्त टूल: पोषण योजना की राशि का अनुमान, इलाज की यात्रा और डोज़ डायरी, डाइट चार्ट (हिंदी में भी), जाँच की ज़रूरत की चेकलिस्ट, शरीर का नक्शा और नि-क्षय पोर्टल की समझ। कोई नाम, आईडी या फ़ोन नंबर नहीं माँगा जाता।

Private by design

This tool runs only in your browser. It never asks for your name, Ni-kshay ID, phone number, Aadhaar or bank details, and nothing you choose is uploaded or sent anywhere. Anything saved stays on this device only.

Which tool should I use?

If you want toUse
know how much Poshan Yojana money to expectPoshan benefit estimator
keep track of treatment dates and dosesTreatment journey tracker
plan meals for a TB patientDiet chart maker
decide whether to get a TB testShould I get tested?
understand TB outside the lungsSymptoms body map
understand what Ni-kshay doesNi-kshay explainer

Frequently asked questions

Are these tools official?

No. They are independent tools built from official programme information. For official records, contact your health facility or TB Unit.

Do the tools save my data?

Only on your own device, for convenience (for example your dose diary ticks). Nothing is sent to us or anyone else.

Do the tools give medical advice?

No. They give general information. Your doctor decides your diagnosis and treatment.

Medical review note. Written from official TB programme guidelines; last checked 16 October 2026. This is general information, not medical advice. For diagnosis and treatment, see a doctor at your nearest government health facility.