Drop in any report or prescription, our AI reads it, flags what's abnormal, and explains it in plain language.
Parents, spouse, kids, everyone's health lives in one place, with each member controlling who sees what.
From reading a report today to reminders, lab price comparison, claims and wearables, one phase at a time.
Lab reports and prescriptions live in WhatsApp threads, phone galleries, and physical folders, not one place.
A report says a value is "high", families rarely know what that means or what to do next.
Someone in every family becomes the manual tracker; reports, refills, appointments, all on them.
Indian insurance claims demand documentation most families struggle to assemble correctly, on time.
From organizing a single lab report today, to actively managing every family member's prescriptions, appointments, lab costs, and insurance claims tomorrow; HealthtrAIce is built to expand one phase at a time, earning trust before adding responsibility.
The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission is pushing standardized digital health records nationwide.
India's new data protection law gives families a legal framework to trust AI-native health apps with sensitive data.
Even less tech-savvy parents now default to smartphones for everything, including sharing lab reports.
Multimodal AI can now reliably extract structured data from messy real-world PDFs and photos, not just clean templates.
Anurag started his career at a healthcare technology company, working closely with EMR and EHR systems and seeing firsthand how they helped doctors and patients cut through the chaos of paper records. As his own parents got older and their medical needs grew, he watched the same problem play out at home: stacks of reports and files, and no easy way to find what mattered when it mattered most. HealthtrAIce is his effort to bring that same technology, built for hospitals, into the hands of families, so no one has to dig through a folder to understand their own health.
Gitika has spent her career in finance and operations at large global companies. Like many families, she and Anurag found themselves managing their parents' healthcare largely on paper, chasing reports, appointments and prescriptions across different doctors and hospitals. That shared experience is what led them to build HealthtrAIce: a way for families to manage their medical needs without the chaos.
Questions, feedback, or just want to say hello? Reach the founders directly.
anuragsaxena@ragitaventures.comJoin the waitlist to get early access as we roll out city by city, starting with Bangalore and Mumbai.
