Tribal Herbal Remediesby Tribal People Try
Free app · Android & iPhone

Tribal Herbal Remedies: traditional plant remedies and Pakistani recipes in one offline app

Search a symptom, a condition or a plant and see the remedies traditionally used for it: how they were made, usual amounts, safety warnings and how to recognise the plant. Plus two of our own cookbooks. Made by the team behind the Tribal People Try YouTube channel.

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  • Works offline
Tribal Herbal Remedies app showing the remedies list and a Plain Paratha recipe on two phones
What's inside

An herbal remedy guide that fits in your pocket

Everything is stored on your phone. Open it in a village with no signal, on a plane or in the kitchen, and it works the same.

Search by symptom

Type a symptom like cough, poor sleep or indigestion and get the plants traditionally linked to it, grouped across 21 body systems.

192 plant pages

Each plant has its traditional uses, how it was prepared (tea, tincture, poultice or capsule), usual amounts, where it grows and photos to help identify it.

Safety shown first

Every plant has a clear safety rating, and its warnings appear before any information on how it is used.

Two Pakistani cookbooks

69 recipes from our Tribal Cookbook Vol. 1 and Ramadan Cookbook: parathas, omelettes, bhujia and more, each with its history, full ingredients and step-by-step method.

Your own cabinet

Save the remedies and recipes you like, keep notes in a journal and set gentle reminders.

Sources you can check

Plant information is adapted from traditional herbal references, and every photo is credited on the Sources page inside the app.

Browse remedies by body system: skin, digestion, immunity, joints, sleep and more
Browse by body system
List of herbs traditionally used for sleep and stress, including agrimony, American ginseng and ashwagandha
Remedies for sleep & stress
My Cabinet screen with journal, reminders and saved remedies
Your personal cabinet
Recipe list with Plain Paratha, Aloo Paratha, Gobhi Paratha and Masala Omelet
Homemade recipes
Plain Paratha recipe page with its history and ingredient list
Step-by-step cooking
Sources and credits screen listing the reference for each plant
Sources & credits
Our YouTube channel

From the Tribal People Try channel

Tribal People Try is a YouTube channel where villagers from rural Punjab, Pakistan taste food from around the world, often for the very first time. Burgers, ramen, cheesecake, sushi: no script and no acting, just their honest first reactions.

Between videos, the same elders kept sharing the home remedies and dishes they grew up with. Tribal Herbal Remedies puts that kind of knowledge in one place, together with the recipes from our own cookbooks, so anyone can look it up on their phone.

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Elder from the Tribal People Try channel holding the Tribal Herbal Remedies app Elder in a black and white turban pointing at the app on his phone Elder in a Sindhi cap and ajrak showing the recipes section of the app Smiling elder pointing at the recipe list in Tribal Herbal Remedies
Questions

Common questions

Is Tribal Herbal Remedies free?

Yes. Every plant, both cookbooks, the cabinet, journal and reminders are free. There are no ads, no subscription and no account. You can leave an optional tip inside the app; it unlocks nothing.

Does the app work without internet?

Yes. Everything is stored on your phone, so search, plant pages and recipes all work offline.

Is it available on iPhone?

Yes. It is on the Apple App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android phones.

Is this medical advice?

No. The app shares traditional and educational information about plants and recipes. It is not a substitute for a doctor. Never pick or eat a plant based on a photo alone, and talk to a qualified professional before using any remedy.

Who makes the app?

The team behind the Tribal People Try YouTube channel. The recipes come from our own Tribal Cookbook Vol. 1 and Ramadan Cookbook.

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