For patients and the people who care for them
Your medications, results, and appointments in one place, explained in plain language. For everyone who's typed “can I take ibuprofen with this?” at midnight and wanted an answer grounded in their own chart.
A new prescription is rarely just one thing. One in the morning, one twice a day, one with food. Add each medication once, pick the times that fit the day, and Neem reminds you at every dose.
Once daily, twice daily, as needed, with food — Neem follows whatever the prescription actually says.
No notebook, no trying to remember on the drive to the clinic.
Doses taken, doses missed, and which medication tends to slip — ready for the next appointment.
500 mg · Twice daily, with food
50 mcg · Once daily, morning
1000 IU · Once daily
Private & encrypted
40 languages
Ask right from the medication itself. Neem checks the question against everything you take, your conditions, and your latest results — so the answer is about you, not about everyone.
Every value in plain language, with your own history as context.
What it does, why it was likely prescribed, what to watch for.
Read the answer in the language you think best.
Neem quietly connects the symptoms, medications, and results you add — and points out what might be worth mentioning to the doctor. Every flag it raises lands in the summary you bring to the next appointment.
These are prompts for better questions, not a diagnosis. They don't replace your care team, medical advice, or emergency care.
Thyroid labs appear last checked about a year ago. Ask whether repeat testing is due.
Two entries look like the same medication class. Confirm with the pharmacist.
Logged seven days in a row — worth raising at the next visit.
Weeks of care, gathered into a one-page summary the doctor can read at a glance — so you never leave wishing you'd asked that one question.
The questions worth asking, in your hand before you sit down.
One list — nothing missed, nothing double-prescribed.
The clinic gets it by secure link. No portal, no login on their end.
A GP, a specialist, a pharmacist — each sees a piece. Neem hands them the whole picture in one tap: a clear one-pager with current medications, conditions, and recent changes. You decide who sees it, and when their access ends.
See the clinician one-pager
And if you're caring for someone else — a parent, a partner, a child — Neem holds their picture too. Bring in a sibling or a support worker and everyone sees the same summaries, updates, and next steps, each in the language they read best. It works even if your loved one never opens the app.
You shouldn't be the only one who knows. Keep a separate, private profile for each person you look after.
Invite your familyProtected in transit and at rest, stored on servers in Canada. No ads, and your family's health data is never sold.
You choose who gets a summary — a doctor, a pharmacist, a sibling — and when their access ends.
Neem supports your questions with plain-language explanations. Your care team makes the decisions.
Neem helps patients and families better understand, follow, and coordinate care between appointments using personalized health AI and plain-language explanations.
Neem is for people managing their own health and for family caregivers helping a parent, partner, sibling, child, or other loved one. It is especially useful when there are medications, appointments, conditions, records, or health changes to keep track of.
No. Neem works whether your loved one uses the app or not. A caregiver can manage the care picture, prepare visits, track medications, and share summaries.
Yes. Add each medication once with its schedule — once daily, twice daily, as needed, with food — pick the times that fit the day, and Neem prompts you at every dose. Mark it taken or skipped in one tap. Over time you can see doses taken, doses missed, current streak, and which medication tends to slip, and that history comes with you to the next appointment.
Neem turns medications, symptoms, vitals, notes, records, and recent changes into a clear visit summary with questions to ask. You can bring it to the appointment or securely share it with the clinic.
Yes. You can add a lab report and Neem can explain what the numbers may mean in plain language using context from conditions, medications, symptoms, health history, and trends over time.
Yes. Neem can help explain what a medication is commonly used for, why it may have been prescribed, side effects to watch for, precautions, and what may be worth discussing with a doctor or pharmacist.
Yes. Neem can connect symptoms, medication history, labs, and trends to surface possible follow-up signals. For example, if fatigue is logged for a week and thyroid labs have not been checked in about a year, Neem can suggest asking the doctor whether repeat testing is due. It can also flag overdue monitoring, missed medications, refill gaps, possible duplicate medication types, overdue follow-ups, or activity changes from a usual pattern. These flags support better follow-up questions and do not replace medical advice, diagnosis, emergency care, or a clinician's judgment.
You can share a secure link or summary with a doctor, specialist, clinic, or pharmacist. They can review current medications, conditions, recent changes, questions, and care notes.
You can take notes, capture follow-ups, and keep next steps with the visit summary so you are not rebuilding the story again before the next appointment.
Generic AI answers one question in isolation. Neem uses the care information you add - medications, conditions, results, symptoms, notes, and recent changes - so explanations are more relevant and easier to discuss with your care team.
Yes. Neem is especially useful when you are trying to understand what a diagnosis means, why a new medication was added, what changed in results, or what may deserve follow-up next.
Yes. You can involve siblings, partners, kids, or support workers so the people helping with care can see the same summaries, updates, and next steps.
Neem supports 40 languages, so families can understand health information in the language that feels most natural to them.
Neem supports Apple Watch and Samsung Galaxy Watch integrations for signals like heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, and steps.
Yes. Many caregivers look after a parent and a partner, or several family members. You can keep a separate, private profile for each person.
Always. Data is encrypted and never sold. It's only shared with a clinician when you choose to send a secure link, and that access stays in your control.
No. Neem Health does not use your family's health data to train AI models. You can also delete your account and data at any time.
Neem Health is built for sensitive health information. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and server-side data is stored in Canada. We also use access controls and other safeguards, and we do not sell your health data.
Neem Health is designed to support understanding, not replace your doctor, and it avoids presenting itself as medical advice or diagnosis. It helps you prepare better questions and follow-up conversations with your care team.
No. Neem provides educational health information and care-support tools only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it does not replace physicians, pharmacists, or qualified healthcare professionals.
Neem is free to start: add your medications, keep track of them, and see a sample visit summary at no cost — for yourself or for someone you care for. Optional paid features are coming for people who want more — no pressure, no ads.
A new pill tonight, a lab result next month, a specialist visit after that. Have the whole story gathered, explained, and ready — before you need it.
Free to start · Your health, and the people you care for