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Health, brought together

Every piece of your health, connected.

ATOMA is an AI health companion for families. Snap a prescription, upload a hospital PDF (even a password-protected one), or record a voice note. ATOMA reads it, files it under the right person, and shows you what changed.

Try it yourself

Pre-launch. Not in app stores yet.

The problem

Your family's health is in pieces.

Results from one hospital, prescriptions from another, photos in a chat, a slip on the fridge. When the doctor asks what has changed, the answer is in five places.

How it works

Capture. Understand. Connect. Ask.

Every new piece makes the picture clearer. ATOMA does the reading and the filing; you stay in charge of what gets saved.

  1. 01

    Capture

    A photo, a PDF, a voice note or a quick note. One button for all of it.

  2. 02

    Understand

    ATOMA reads values, medicines, dates and follow-ups into a draft for you to check.

  3. 03

    Connect

    Each item is filed under the right person and topic, and compared with what came before.

  4. 04

    Ask

    Ask about a family member in plain words. Every answer shows where it came from.

Try it yourself

Follow one lab report through ATOMA.

A sample family, sample data. Tap inside the phone, or use the steps.

What ATOMA can do

Built for the person who keeps track for everyone.

Add anything

Photograph a report, prescription or appointment slip. Upload a PDF, even a password-protected one. Or record a voice note and ATOMA writes it down.

Photo or fileVoice noteWrite a note

ATOMA reads, you confirm

Values, units, dates and medicines become a draft. Code checks each number against the document, and anything unclear is marked for you.

LDL cholesterol153 mg/dL
Triglycerides · please check162 mg/dL

See what changed

After each save, ATOMA lists what's new and what changed, and links every point to its record.

LDL cholesterol132 → 153mg/dL · Sep 2025 to Sep 2026

Ask ATOMA

Ask about one family member at a time. Answers come from their records, with the source. General background is labelled as general.

Walk in prepared

Before a visit, ATOMA suggests questions worth asking, the reason for each, and what to bring.

Reminders you switch on

Medicine times come from the label, but nothing starts until you tick it. Appointments and tasks get reminders too.

Emergency card

Blood type, allergies, conditions and medicines behind one QR code. The details travel inside the link itself.

A summary for your doctor

Choose the topics and records, preview the PDF, then share it.

Whose document is it?

If the name on a document doesn't match the person you're saving to, ATOMA holds it and asks which family member it belongs to.

Organised by topic

Records sort into topics like blood pressure or thyroid. Test results get trend charts, and the original document is always one tap away.

One app, the whole family

Everyone gets their own record.

Parents, children and you, each with their own history, appointments and emergency card. Pick someone.

Careful by design

AI that knows its place.

ATOMA is built to help you keep track, not to tell you what's wrong. These rules are part of how it works.

The AI reads. Code checks.

Numbers, units and dates are checked against the document itself. If a value can't be confirmed, it's marked for you instead of guessed.

You always confirm.

Whatever ATOMA reads stays a draft until you have looked at it and saved it.

Answers show their source.

Answers about your family come only from their records and point back to the exact document. General background is labelled as general.

One item at a time.

Only the item being read is sent to the AI service, and notifications never name a medicine or condition.

Not medical advice. ATOMA doesn't diagnose and doesn't replace your doctor. AI can make mistakes, so you check what ATOMA reads before anything is saved. In an emergency, call 1669 or your local emergency number.

The film

The whole idea in two minutes.

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