Curesh

Curesh is a medical-logistics platform for laboratories and couriers that need to track shipments and document sample handling. It is strongest when live fleet and temperature monitoring need to feed compliance records. The €9 monthly entry tier comes with only 90 days of retention, so it is a poor fit if records must be kept longer.

Overview

Curesh brings vehicle location, temperature conditions and chain-of-custody records into one service for medical shipments. GPS and temperature readings update every 30 seconds, while alerts cover conditions such as temperature breaches, geofence events and offline devices. This breadth is useful for teams that need to respond to operational problems and preserve evidence of handoffs; organizations seeking shipment visibility alone may find the compliance focus unnecessary.

Key features

Fleet and temperature monitoring

Fleet tracking includes route history, geofence alerts, speed and fuel monitoring, and driver behavior scoring. Temperature monitoring covers both vehicles and storage, with configurable thresholds, breach alerts and calibration tracking. Alerts can also flag harsh driving and trip completion, and can be delivered by email, SMS, push notification or dashboard. Frequent updates and several delivery channels support active oversight, though the service depends on connected sensors or other data sources.

Curesh identifies the Teltonika FMC920 GPS tracker and says it can work with existing sensors, fleet systems or uploaded data. That flexibility may suit operators who already have equipment or records to connect, rather than those expecting a single required hardware setup.

Custody records and reporting

Digital signatures record sample handoffs. Reports cover trip compliance, chain-of-custody certificates, temperature logs, driver analysis and calibration records. This makes Curesh more than a location dashboard: it can assemble records across shipment operations for compliance work. The available reporting and retention period still depend on the chosen tier.

Driver app and controls

The iOS and Android driver app supports OTP login, on-screen signatures, offline operation and push notifications. Offline use matters where drivers may temporarily lose connectivity while recording a handoff. Curesh also lists MFA, SSO/SAML, role-based permissions and audit logging, alongside 24/7 monitoring and regular penetration testing. It states that data is stored in AWS Frankfurt, encrypted with TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest, and backed up daily with backups retained for 30 days. Curesh states GDPR compliance and support for ISO 15189 and EN 12830 requirements; it describes ISO 27001 and SOC 2 as practices it follows.

Pricing

Curesh has no free plan and offers a 14-day trial. The entry price is €9/mo; the plan comparison makes clear that billing is per monitored asset or operation, so costs depend on the number being monitored.

Trip Compliance — €9/monitored asset/month: Includes 90 days of data retention, basic chain of custody and single-trip PDF reports. It is the lower-cost choice for teams focused on individual trips and short-term records; the retention cap makes it unsuitable where records must be kept for years.

Compliance Pro — €18/monitored operation/month: Extends retention to 7 years and adds monthly compliance reports, breach analysis and root-cause summaries. This is the more appropriate tier for operations with longer recordkeeping needs and recurring compliance reviews.

Enterprise / GDP+ — custom pricing: Includes lifetime retention, webhooks/API, an SLA, priority support and white-label reports. It is aimed at organizations needing integrations or enterprise-level service terms; the custom price requires a separate evaluation.

The move from per monitored asset to per monitored operation between the first two tiers is worth clarifying when comparing costs. Trip Compliance and Compliance Pro do not include webhooks/API; those are reserved for Enterprise / GDP+.

Platforms

Curesh runs on Android, iOS and the web. The mobile driver app supports handoffs and offline operation, while the web platform serves broader monitoring and records work.

Who it's for

Curesh is designed for medical logistics providers, particularly laboratories and couriers managing temperature-sensitive shipments. It makes the most sense when an operation needs fleet oversight, condition monitoring and custody evidence together. A team with only basic tracking needs, or one unwilling to pay for the retention it requires, should compare alternatives.

Pros and cons

Pro: Frequent operational updates. GPS and temperature readings every 30 seconds, combined with configurable alerts, support active intervention rather than relying only on after-the-trip reports.

Pro: Custody and condition records are combined. Digital handoff signatures and compliance reports sit alongside fleet and temperature monitoring, reducing the need to treat these as separate workflows.

Con: Entry-tier retention is limited. Trip Compliance keeps data for 90 days, while the 7-year and lifetime periods require higher or custom-priced tiers.

Con: API access is gated. Webhooks and API are limited to Enterprise / GDP+, which may make the entry tiers insufficient for teams needing integration.

Con: No free plan. The 14-day trial provides a short evaluation window, but continued use requires a paid tier.

Alternatives

Cold Chain Management Software is the broader category to browse if Curesh's medical-logistics focus or retention tiers do not match the operation.

Akurasense is worth comparing for teams that want a free plan, though its free offering requires purchase of Akuratemp S.M.A.R.T Shippers.

Kelsius CoolTrak365 is another paid option with Android, iOS and web platforms.

Tive Platform may suit teams prioritizing shipment workflows such as multi-tracker shipments, branded public sharing links, ETAs and geofence alerts; its Plus plan has no listed price.

Artyc Platform is another paid option available on Android, iOS and web.

Copeland Oversight360 is a paid alternative whose listed plan invites buyers to request a demo.

tempmate Cloud offers a free platform plan for registered customers with a tempmate-GS data logger.

MoreFromFood may suit buyers who want a custom quote based on sites, users and modules, with sensor hardware potentially priced separately.

Verdict

Curesh is a sensible choice for laboratories and couriers that need frequent fleet and temperature updates alongside signed custody records and compliance reports. Its strongest reason to buy is that operational monitoring and documentation are joined in one service. Look elsewhere if 90 days is too short and the higher retention tiers do not fit the budget, or if API access is essential without moving to custom-priced Enterprise / GDP+.