Health that speaks your language.

Sathi reads your reports, remembers your family's history, and rings before every dose. In Hindi, English, or both.

An older woman and her adult daughter sit together on a sunlit balcony, looking at a phone the daughter is holding.
Encrypted record by recordEach one carries its own key
Stored in Indiaap-south-1, Mumbai
No passwords to forgetSign in with a WhatsApp code
Talk to Sathi

No forms. No menus. Just say it.

Switch language mid-sentence and Sathi keeps up. What you say turns into what gets done.

Meera

Papa ki BP report aayi hai, dekh lo.

Sathi

Average 138 / 92, subah readings zyada hain. Report me 7 din me follow-up likha hai. Reminder laga doon?

Reminder set, 9:00 PM daily Filed in the vault Follow-up in 7 days

Sathi never names a medicine or a dose on its own. When a question needs a doctor, it says so and helps you reach one.

A manila envelope on a wooden table, spilling a loose stack of lab reports, discharge sheets and handwritten prescription slips.

The plastic bag of reports, finally sorted.

Scan it once. Sathi reads each file, names it, tags it, and locks it where the whole family can find it.

  • Photograph anything

    Sathi summarises the file and puts it in the right drawer. Duplicates get caught.

  • One safe, everyone's shelf

    Filter to one person or see the whole household at once.

  • Ask instead of hunting

    “Aarav ki last blood report?” beats scrolling through a folder.

  • Prescriptions arrive on their own

    Anything a doctor sends through MedSathi lands here without a step from you.

An older man's hands rest on a wooden table beside a strip of tablets and a steel tumbler of water.

“रोज़ रात नौ बजे पापा की दवा”

Say it once. It rings every night.

Reminders ring on the phone of the person who has to take the dose, not only on yours. Names stay encrypted the whole way through.

Schedules Sathi can set by voice
daily, weekly, every N days, once
Childhood vaccines tracked from date of birth
full IAP schedule
Weekly summary
Sundays, 8:00 AM IST

Every reading finds its place.

Chats, reports and vitals settle into one picture per person. You see what is steady, what is drifting, and which report each number came from.

In range Worth watching Needs attention

Tap any point and Sathi shows the report the number came from.

MedSathi for clinicians

Speak the consult. Sign the prescription.

Talk to your patient in Hindi, Marathi or English. MedSathi writes it down and drafts the prescription while you work.

A doctor in a white coat with a stethoscope around her neck, seated and smiling.

Records arrive before the patient does

Vitals, allergies and vault documents are on your screen when they walk in, with their consent and revocable at any time.

Voice becomes structure

Symptoms, cause, medicines, advice, follow-up. Drafted as you speak, from a catalogue of 93,000 Indian brands.

The queue runs itself

Patients book, tokens issue automatically, walk-ins slot in. Advance the queue with one tap.

Sign in to the portal

Doctors, dieticians and clinic admins. Setting up a practice takes about three minutes.

Built like it holds your family's health.

Sealed one record at a time

Every name, note, reading and report is encrypted under its own key before it is written. Reading the database does not read your health.

AES-256, KMS envelope, per-record keys

Indian data, Indian law

Your records stay in the Mumbai region and are handled the DPDPA way. Consent comes first, and deleting means deleted.

ap-south-1, DPDPA aligned

You hand out the keys

A doctor sees your record only after you invite them, and you can take that back in a tap. Every view is written to a log you are allowed to read.

consent first, audit on every view

Sathi is a companion, not a clinician. It supports everyday wellness and does not replace professional care. It never suggests medicines or doses, and in a crisis it points you to real help quickly.

Sathi is ready when you are.

Rolling out across India, phone first, in English और हिंदी. Sign in with a code on WhatsApp.

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