Built for India · आपकी सेहत की याददाश्त

Every prescription and report your family has, in one memory.

Snap a photo. Jeevika reads it, builds a searchable health timeline, and lets you share a time-boxed snapshot with any doctor, no app, no login on their side. Built for India.

One tap, no signup to exploreConsent-based, time-boxed sharing

Health timeline

Lakshmi's memory

Live
show me all antibiotics I've taken
The everyday reality

Your health story is real. It's just scattered everywhere.

Nothing is wrong with how Indian families remember health. We're careful, we keep things. The problem is that the memory lives in ten places at once, and never the one you need.

Buried in WhatsApp

Prescriptions and reports live as blurry photos in a family group, three years and four thousand messages deep.

The folder that's never there

The plastic file of reports is always at home, never in the clinic where the doctor actually needs it.

The same test, again

No one can find last month's blood work, so you pay for it a second time. And a third.

A doctor with no history

Every new specialist starts from zero, re-asking what you've been taking, what you're allergic to, what already failed.

0sFrom photo to a structured memory
0Place your whole family's history lives
0Ask in Hindi or English, plain words
0Records that leave without your consent
How Jeevika works

From a photo on your phone to a memory you can trust.

Four steps. Most of them happen while you wait.

1

Snap it

Photograph a prescription, a lab report, a discharge summary, even an old one. No typing, no forms.

2

AI reads it

Jeevika extracts the medicines, doses, dates and results, and quietly checks them for sense.

3

It becomes a timeline

Everything lands in one searchable history you can ask in plain language, Hindi or English.

4

Share with a QR

Show a doctor a time-boxed QR code. They see the history at a glance, no app, no login.

Two views, on purpose

What a patient needs and what a doctor needs are not the same thing.

So Jeevika keeps them apart by design. You own a rich, living memory. A doctor sees only a focused snapshot, for as long as you allow it.

For patients

Your memory, fully yours

The whole picture: searchable, askable, and always with you. Built for the person living the health story.

  • Ask your history in plain words and get a cited answer.
  • A complete, ordered timeline of medicines, labs and visits.
  • Insights & nudges: refills due, trends worth watching, a visit recap after every appointment.
For doctors

A snapshot, not a login

Everything a clinician needs to act safely in the first minute, and nothing they need to manage afterwards.

  • A one-glance summary: conditions, current meds, allergies.
  • Open it by scanning a QR. No app to install, no account.
  • Access expires automatically when the visit is over.
No doctor account. No stored access. The share simply ends.
More inside the app

A memory that works for you between visits, too.

Once your history lives in one place, Jeevika can do more with it than just store it.

Visit recap

After each appointment, a plain-language summary of what changed: new meds, what the doctor advised, what to watch.

Emergency card

One screen with blood group, allergies, active meds and conditions, ready to show any first responder in seconds.

Health insights

Trends across your readings, refills coming due, and tests worth repeating, quietly surfaced before you have to ask.

What the doctor sees

Hand a doctor your whole history in one glance.

You show a QR code. They scan it and see a clean, read-only snapshot, conditions, current medicines, allergies and abnormal labs, with drug conflicts flagged. No app to install. No account. Access ends on a timer.

Your phone

Share Lakshmi's record

Pick what to share and for how long. A one-time QR is generated.

Expires in 15:00
Scan to open, revoke anytime
Doctor viewlink expires 14:52
Read-only, patient-consented snapshot. Scope: full record.

Medication conflict detected

Atorvastatin + clarithromycin (last month) — raised myopathy risk.

Lakshmi Iyer

71 years · Female · Mother

Blood group

B+

Allergies

Penicillin: rash (moderate)

Active meds

  • Metformin500mg · twice daily
  • Telmisartan40mg · once daily
  • Atorvastatin10mg · at night

Conditions

  • Type 2 diabetesmanaged
  • Hypertensionactive

Recent abnormal lab

HbA1c7.4% (ref 4.0–5.6) HighJun 2026

Synthetic portfolio data · not for clinical use · this view was logged for the patient.

One account, the whole family

Carry the health of the people you care for.

In Indian families, one person usually remembers everyone's health: the children's vaccines, a parent's blood pressure, who is allergic to what. Jeevika gives that person a place to keep it all, under one roof.

Guardianship that grows up with them

Manage a child's record as their guardian today. When they're ready, hand it over. Their memory becomes their own account, history intact.

Profiles in this account

Aarav

Your son · age 6

You

Account holder

Amma

Your mother · age 71

Switch between profiles in a tap. Each has its own private timeline.

Privacy & trust

A health memory is only worth keeping if it stays yours.

Trust isn't a feature we bolt on at the end. It's the shape of the whole product.

Consent is the default

Nothing is shared until you choose to. Every share is an explicit, revocable decision you make.

Time-boxed by design

Doctor access expires on a timer. When the window closes, the link is dead, with no lingering copies.

ABDM-aware

Built to fit India's health-data stack, so your memory can speak the same language as the system.

DPDP-minded

Designed around India's data-protection principles: purpose, minimisation and your right to withdraw.

Portfolio demo · synthetic data. Jeevika is a design and engineering portfolio project. The records, names and timelines shown are entirely fictional. No real patient data is collected, stored or shared.

Give your family's health a memory that finally holds.

Explore the working demo. Snap a record, watch the timeline build, and share it with a doctor through a time-boxed QR.