Arogya AI

Your data, explained — with sources you can open.

Ask, scan, and brief from one private companion. Sign in on the app for Ask and Scan; Plus unlocks labs and insights.

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What it does

One companion for the signals you already make

Built for daily wellness clarity — not diagnoses. Free signed-in users get a monthly taste of Ask and Scan; guests can browse Discover.

How it works

Your phone talks to our API — never straight to a model

Intent and safety first. Then retrieve from our knowledge base. Then generate with citations. Informational only — always.

  1. 1. You ask or scan in the signed-in app.
  2. 2. We gate guests to sign-in; free quotas and Plus features on the server.
  3. 3. We retrieve guidelines (and movement content when it fits).
  4. 4. You see an answer or score you can check — not a black box.

Arogya AI is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat. For emergencies, seek care immediately.

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Why we built this

Purpose over a waitlist

We wanted one private place that explains your signals with receipts — without pretending to be a doctor or farming emails we never send.

Wearables, labs, and labels pile up. Chatbots answer confidently with nowhere to verify. Arogya AI exists to connect those dots carefully: cited education, clear free vs Plus, and PHI treated like PHI. If that sounds useful, the app is where it lives.

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From the blog

Important context

What we are, how Ask works, and how we think about privacy.

Jul 23, 2026Privacy: habits on device, PHI in the vaultRituals and check-ins stay local. Lab PDFs and account data live behind your login with short-lived access to files.Jul 22, 2026Why labs and insights are PlusPDF OCR and personalized insight generation cost real money. Free stays a taste; Plus covers the heavy lifts.Jul 21, 2026How cited Ask worksQuestions go through guardrails, retrieval, and a model that must ground answers in our library — then show you the sources.

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