The whole nursing library on your home screen, opening like any other app. It takes about twenty seconds and costs nothing.
Open SUNYRAChrome may offer this by itself, as a bar along the bottom, the second or third time you visit.
There is no App Store entry and nothing to download. This is how Apple lets a web app be installed, and it is the whole of it.
No. Every manual on this site is free to read without signing in, and they are full manuals — around six thousand words each, seventeen of them, with their sources named and their limits stated.
A manual you have already opened stays readable. Anything new needs a connection, because the library lives on a server rather than on the phone. If you are revising somewhere with no signal, open what you need first.
What you enter about your own medicines, allergies and reports stays in that browser session. It is not sent anywhere, it is not kept on a server, and nobody at SUNYRA can read it. That is a deliberate limit rather than a feature that is coming: the product holds nothing it does not have to.
Because it updates the moment it is improved, everywhere, with nothing to reinstall. A store release would put every correction to a manual behind a review queue and a download, on material students are revising from.
The library is. Read it without an account, on any device, including the one you are holding.