Prices — worldwide

Translation for information. The French version prevails: the French price page is the reference text.

Carnet is free and complete on your device, with no account and no time limit. You only pay for the managed practice — the “managed service” of the contract: sync between your devices, encrypted backups kept, recovery door, remote locum cover and support. In practice:

• Your records on your phone during rounds, and on your computer in the evening.
• Phone lost or broken: you get your records back, with your recovery sheet (8 words).
• Holidays, illness: a colleague takes over your patients, and you cut off their access when you return.
• A question: the author of the software answers you, by email and in your language.

In short

• Price per seat, monthly or yearly (the year costs ten months), excluding tax, in the currency shown for your country — see the table below.
• In Switzerland, the publisher sells directly and you pay by QR-bill (bank transfer), in advance. No VAT is charged: the publisher is not VAT-registered.
• Outside Switzerland, sales have been open since 9 October 2026, country by country. You pay by card; the sale is made, and the payment collected, by Paddle, our official reseller (merchant of record), which invoices the VAT or sales tax of your country and issues your receipt.
• 30-day trial, locum cover included, nothing to pay and no payment method to give. The subscription only starts if you confirm it.
• Support in your language: French, English, German, Italian or Spanish.
• Stop at any time: what you paid in advance and did not use is refunded pro rata of the unused days.

Paying by card outside Switzerland

Paddle is the seller. It sells you the managed service, collects the card payment, calculates, collects and pays over the tax of your country, issues your receipt and carries out the refunds that Carnet owes you.

• Tax. The prices in the table exclude tax. Paddle adds the VAT or sales tax of your country and shows you the total before you pay. As read on 08.10.2026, it adds VAT of 19% in Chile and 22% in Uruguay, and no tax in Argentina or Panama; the amount it shows you before you pay prevails. Any tax your own tax regime imposes on you remains yours.
• Your card details go to Paddle, never to Carnet. You enter them in Paddle’s payment form, on the page that your payment link opens. The publisher gives Paddle only an opaque technical identifier of your sync account — never patient data, which Carnet cannot read anyway. On your card statement, the charge appears as “PADDLE.NET” followed by an asterisk and “CARNET”.
• Renewal. The subscription renews itself at each due date, monthly or yearly as you choose, until you stop it. Payment reminders come from Paddle; Carnet sends none.
• Who your legal seller is is stated in Paddle’s buyer terms. Your use of Carnet remains governed by Carnet’s terms (links at the end of this page).

Prices by country

Per seat, excluding tax. The yearly price is ten times the monthly price. One price, no scheduled increase: Carnet never changes the price of your subscription without your express agreement.

The managed service is open in the countries marked “open”. A country marked “not yet open” has its price, but nothing is sold there yet. The free app works everywhere.

Other countries. For a country that is not in the table, no price is published yet: nothing is sold there until its price appears on this page.

Countries where the managed service is not sold

In some countries the managed service is not sold — because of a rule of law, or as a precaution by the publisher, which has not yet examined the local law; the reason is given country by country:

• Albania — The law of this country requires the publisher of a service established abroad to appoint a local representative or register there: Carnet has not done so, so the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Algeria — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Angola — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Azerbaijan — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Bangladesh — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Benin — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Bhutan — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Bosnia & Herzegovina — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Brazil — The law of this country asks of a health-record service safeguards that Carnet has not yet put in place (access log, records in the country’s language, an impact assessment or standard clauses, depending on the country): the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Burkina Faso — The law of this country (or region) requires electronic health records to be kept on its territory: the managed service, which keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Burundi — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Cameroon — The law of this country requires an authority’s prior authorisation to transfer health data abroad, and that authority is not operational: the managed service is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Canada — Alberta — The law of this country asks of a health-record service safeguards that Carnet has not yet put in place (access log, records in the country’s language, an impact assessment or standard clauses, depending on the country): the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Canada — New Brunswick — The law of this country (or region) requires electronic health records to be kept on its territory: the managed service, which keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Canada — Newfoundland and Labrador — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Canada — Northwest Territories — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Canada — Nunavut — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Canada — Prince Edward Island — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Canada — Quebec — In Quebec, before entrusting the keeping of health information outside Quebec, a privacy impact assessment (PIA) and a written agreement carrying the mentions required by law are needed: Carnet has not yet produced them, so the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Canada — Saskatchewan — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Canada — Yukon — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• China — The law of this country (or region) requires electronic health records to be kept on its territory: the managed service, which keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Côte d’Ivoire — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Denmark — The law of this country asks of a health-record service safeguards that Carnet has not yet put in place (access log, records in the country’s language, an impact assessment or standard clauses, depending on the country): the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Djibouti — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Ecuador — The law of this country requires the publisher of a service established abroad to appoint a local representative or register there: Carnet has not done so, so the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Egypt — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Eritrea — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Eswatini — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Ethiopia — The law of this country (or region) requires electronic health records to be kept on its territory: the managed service, which keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Finland — The law of this country requires a certified health information system, or one connected to the national system, which the managed service is not: it is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• France — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• French Guiana — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• French Polynesia — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• French Southern Territories — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Gabon — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Gambia — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Guadeloupe — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Iceland — The law of this country asks of a health-record service safeguards that Carnet has not yet put in place (access log, records in the country’s language, an impact assessment or standard clauses, depending on the country): the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Indonesia — The law of this country (or region) requires electronic health records to be kept on its territory: the managed service, which keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Jamaica — The law of this country requires the publisher of a service established abroad to appoint a local representative or register there: Carnet has not done so, so the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Japan — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Kazakhstan — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Kenya — The law of this country (or region) requires electronic health records to be kept on its territory: the managed service, which keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Kuwait — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Madagascar — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Martinique — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Mauritius — The law of this country requires the publisher of a service established abroad to appoint a local representative or register there: Carnet has not done so, so the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Mayotte — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Mexico — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Moldova — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Monaco — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Mongolia — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Montenegro — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Netherlands — The law of this country asks of a health-record service safeguards that Carnet has not yet put in place (access log, records in the country’s language, an impact assessment or standard clauses, depending on the country): the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• New Caledonia — New Caledonia’s Loi du pays no. 2026-5 requires a health-data host approved by its government, with a head office on the territory: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Niger — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Nigeria — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• North Macedonia — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Norway — The law of this country asks of a health-record service safeguards that Carnet has not yet put in place (access log, records in the country’s language, an impact assessment or standard clauses, depending on the country): the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Oman — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Palestinian Territories — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Peru — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Qatar — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Réunion — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Rwanda — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Saudi Arabia — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Slovakia — The law of this country requires a certified health information system, or one connected to the national system, which the managed service is not: it is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• South Korea — The law of this country (or region) requires electronic health records to be kept on its territory: the managed service, which keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• St Barthélemy — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• St Martin — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• St Pierre & Miquelon — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Sweden — The law of this country asks of a health-record service safeguards that Carnet has not yet put in place (access log, records in the country’s language, an impact assessment or standard clauses, depending on the country): the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Taiwan — The law of this country (or region) requires electronic health records to be kept on its territory: the managed service, which keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Tanzania — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Tunisia — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Türkiye — The law of this country asks of a health-record service safeguards that Carnet has not yet put in place (access log, records in the country’s language, an impact assessment or standard clauses, depending on the country): the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Turkmenistan — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Uganda — The law of this country requires the publisher of a service established abroad to appoint a local representative or register there: Carnet has not done so, so the managed service is not offered there for now. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Ukraine — The law of this country requires software in the national language, which Carnet does not offer, and the country’s situation rules out any reliable service: the managed service is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• United Arab Emirates — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• United States — Carnet has not yet examined the law of this country (or region): as a precaution, the managed service is not offered there until it has. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• United States — Texas — The law of this country (or region) requires electronic health records to be kept on its territory: the managed service, which keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Uzbekistan — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Vanuatu — The law of this country appears to require health records to be kept on its territory, though the text could not be established with certainty: as a precaution, the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Vietnam — The law of this country requires each professional to obtain an authority’s authorisation before entrusting health data to a server abroad, which Carnet cannot verify: the managed service, hosted in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Wallis & Futuna — French law requires a certified HDS host, inside the EU or the EEA, to host health data on behalf of a professional (Public Health Code, art. L.1111-8); the managed service keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland. It is therefore not offered for patients cared for in France or its overseas territories. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.
• Zambia — The law of this country (or region) requires electronic health records to be kept on its territory: the managed service, which keeps your encrypted data on a server in Switzerland, is not offered there. The app stays free on your device, with no sync and no function that places data on the server.

Trial, confirmation, stopping

• Trial. Thirty days from your first sync, locum cover included, with nothing to pay and no payment method to give. One trial per person.
• Confirmation. At the end of the trial, nothing is charged by itself: the subscription only starts when you confirm it, monthly or yearly — in Switzerland by confirming by e-mail, elsewhere by paying by card through Paddle, with the payment link the publisher then sends you. Without confirmation, no invoice: sync, managed backups and new locum covers pause, your encrypted blocks are kept for at least 90 days, and Carnet stays complete and free on your device.
• Stopping. Write to us from any country. Stopping takes effect on the day of your message, or on the date you give. What you paid in advance and did not use is refunded pro rata of the unused days, without fees or penalty; outside Switzerland, the refund is carried out by Paddle, to the payment method used. Your record stays whole on your device and the .carnet export stays open.
• Insurance of the publisher. The publisher has taken out no liability insurance and promises none; he is liable with his own assets, within the limits of the contract. Where this stands (French page).

Support in your language

Support is given by e-mail in your language — French, English, German, Italian or Spanish — with an indicative response time of 48 working hours.

Who sells to you, and how to reach us

• Switzerland: David Lambrecht, sole proprietorship — Rue du Bourg 55, 3960 Sierre (Valais), Switzerland — UID CHE-457.668.373. Not registered for Swiss VAT.
• Everywhere else: Paddle, the official reseller, as stated in its buyer terms.
• E-mail: — phone: +41 77 276 96 99.

Texts that apply

• Terms of service — courtesy translation of the contract; the French text binds.
• Terms outside Switzerland — in French.
• WORLD annex — in French; it governs the sale outside Switzerland.
• Refund policy — courtesy translation, on the same page as the French text, which binds.
• Privacy policy.
• Legal notice.
• French price page — the full text, with the contract clauses it cites.