For patients and the people who care for them

Your health care, finally making sense.

Neem connects your medications, lab results, conditions and family history. Then it explains what it all means in plain language, what to watch for, and what's worth raising at the next visit.

Free to start Private & encrypted 40 languages Built in Canada

Health Check

Neem notices what slips between visits

Because everything is connected, Neem can look across it the way a busy appointment can't: a result that keeps drifting, a medicine that a lab value depends on, a family history that changes what's worth asking.

Run a Health Check and Neem points out what's worth a look, what's improving and what to ask, ready for the next visit.

These are prompts for better questions, not a diagnosis. Neem does not replace your care team, medical advice, or emergency care.

Lab result · medication · family history

Kidney number drifting down

eGFR down from 98 to 72 over two years while on metformin, and her mother had kidney disease. Worth asking at the Oct 29 visit.

Lab result · medication

Iron still low

Ferritin still below range after three months of iron. Ask whether the dose or type should change.

Medication list

Two medicines worth checking together

Tamoxifen and fluoxetine are both on the list. Ask the pharmacist whether they work well together.

Neem plain-language health explanation screen Private & encrypted 40 languages

Grounded in your health information. Not generic answers.

Ask about a symptom, a medication, a lab value, or something on a report you don't recognize. Neem uses the information you've added to make the answer more relevant to you, in plain language.

Your health information, explained

Upload a lab report and Neem pulls out the important values, explains them in plain language, and keeps them alongside the rest of your health information.

Personalized before it answers

Neem can use your conditions, medications, allergies, results, and other information you've provided as context for your questions.

Medications, made clear

Understand what a medication is commonly used for, what to ask your pharmacist, and how it fits into the bigger picture of your care.

In 40 languages

Every answer in the language you think in, not only the one your clinic speaks.

Try Ask Neem free

Every medicine knows what it's for.

Tell Neem once why you take something. From then on, everything Neem explains and checks keeps it in mind.

One tap to say why

Neem suggests the likely reason. Confirm it, or pick another.

Reminders that match the schedule

Once daily, twice daily, as needed, with food. Neem follows whatever the prescription actually says.

Taken or skipped, in one tap

No notebook, no trying to remember on the drive to the clinic.

Track a medication free

Today

2 of 4 on track
Apixaban (Eliquis)

5 mg · Twice daily · For atrial fibrillation

Next dose at 8:00 PM
Taken Skip Ask Neem
1 of 2 today View log
Methotrexate

15 mg · Weekly · For rheumatoid arthritis

Next · Saturday
Folic acid

1 mg · Once daily

Taken · 8:00 AM
Vitamin D

1,000 IU · Once daily

9:00 PM
Neem visit summary with questions for the doctor and clinic sharing

Walk into every appointment prepared

The information you've added, gathered into a one-page summary you can review before your appointment and share with your care team.

Questions, ready

The questions worth asking, in your hand before you sit down.

Meds, always current

One current list, so duplicates are easier to spot.

Shared in one tap

The clinic gets it by secure link. No portal, no login on their end.

Build a visit summary

One picture for the whole care team

Your GP, specialist, pharmacist, and family members may each see a different part of your care. Neem helps you bring the information you've added into one clear summary — including medications, conditions, recent changes, and questions you want to raise.

See the clinician one-pager
The Neem clinician one-pager showing medications, conditions, and recent changes
An adult daughter and her mother reviewing health information together

Care for someone else, even if they never use the app.

Managing a parent’s, partner’s, or child’s health can mean keeping track of medications, appointments, results, questions, and changes — often across more than one person.

Neem lets you keep a separate, private health profile for each person you care for, so you can organize their information, prepare for appointments, and share the summaries that matter.

Bring in a sibling or another support person when you need to. Everyone can understand the same information in the language they read best.

They don't need the app. You can still help manage their care.

Invite your family

Built for the most personal information there is

Private & encrypted

Protected in transit and at rest, stored on servers in Canada. No ads, and your family's health data is never sold.

You control sharing

You choose who gets a summary, whether a doctor, a pharmacist or a sibling, and when their access ends.

Explains, never diagnoses

Neem supports your questions with plain-language explanations. Your care team makes the decisions.

Frequently asked questions

What is Neem?

Neem is a personal health app for iPhone and Android. It is a single place for your medications, your results and your appointments, designed to be personalized to you, so you can understand what is happening with your health and walk into your next appointment ready.

You can use Neem to get answers about symptoms, medications, lab results and more, all personalized to you. Neem reviews your conditions, your medications and your allergies before answering, so the response is tailored to your specific situation. Upload a lab report and Neem reads it for you, pulling out the values and explaining them in plain language, in any of 40 languages. Add each medication once and Neem reminds you at every dose. Before an appointment, Neem turns all of it into a one-page summary with the questions worth asking, which you can bring with you or send to the clinic as a secure link. You can keep a separate, private profile for each person you care for.

Neem explains, it does not diagnose. Its answers are generated by AI from the information you add and are not reviewed by a clinician, so Neem is built to hand you better questions rather than decisions to act on. Your care team makes the decisions.

How do I get started?

Download Neem from the App Store or Google Play, create an account, and add one medication. That is enough to begin: Neem will remind you at the next dose. From there, add the rest of your list, photograph a lab report, or put in your next appointment, in whatever order suits you. Most people have their medications in within a few minutes, and Neem becomes more useful the more you add, because every answer is built from what it already knows about you.

Who is Neem for?

For people managing their own health, and for anyone helping a parent, partner, sibling, or child with theirs. It earns its place when there are medications to keep straight, appointments to prepare for, results to make sense of, and more than one person who needs to know what's going on. You can keep a separate, private profile for each person you look after.

Does my loved one need to use the app?

No. Neem works whether they use it or not. As a caregiver you can hold the whole picture, keep the medication list current, prepare visits, and share summaries on their behalf.

How is Neem different from searching online or asking a general AI?

A search engine or a general chatbot answers one question in isolation, with no idea what you take or what your last results were. Neem answers using the information you've added: your medications, conditions, results, symptoms and recent changes. That makes the explanation about you, and easier to take into a conversation with your care team.

Can Neem explain my medications and lab results?

Yes. Add a medication and Neem can explain what it's commonly used for, why it may have been prescribed, and what's worth watching or asking about. Add a lab report and Neem can explain what the numbers generally mean, with your own history and trends as context, in plain language, in any of 40 languages.

Can Neem point out things worth asking about?

Within limits, yes. When you add results and readings, Neem compares them against standard reference ranges and can raise things like a blood pressure trend, cholesterol or triglycerides outside the usual range, or a low vitamin D. It also keeps track of which medications tend to get missed. These are prompts for a better question at your next appointment. Not a diagnosis, not a warning system, and only ever based on what you've added.

How does my doctor or pharmacist see the summary?

You send a secure link. They open it in a browser and see current medications, conditions, recent changes, and the questions you want to raise. No portal and no login on their end. You choose who gets it, and when their access ends.

Where does Neem get my health information from?

From you, and only from you. Neem does not connect to your clinic, your pharmacy or any provincial health record, and it cannot retrieve anything about you from anywhere. You add your medications, upload your lab reports and letters, and log symptoms or readings as you go, and Neem reads and organizes what you give it. If you choose to connect Apple Health or Health Connect, Neem can also take in what your phone or watch already records, such as steps, sleep and heart rate. Nothing else comes in, and nothing about you is fetched without you putting it there.

How is my health information protected?

Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and server-side data is stored in Canada. It is never sold, and it is never used to train AI models. Nothing leaves your account unless you send it: you choose who receives a summary, whether that is a clinician or a family member, and you can end their access whenever you want. You can delete your account and all of your data at any time.

How do I know Neem is safe to use?

Neem explains, it does not diagnose, and it is built to hand you better questions rather than decisions to act on.

Two things are deliberate. Neem will not tell you that a medication is safe to take, and it will not tell you that a combination carries no interaction; it points you to your pharmacist for anything that needs a judgement. And when something you describe looks urgent, Neem stops rather than explains: symptoms such as severe chest pressure with shortness of breath, the worst headache of your life, difficulty breathing or stroke-like signs interrupt the conversation and send you to emergency care.

What Neem does not have: its answers are generated by AI from the information you have added, and they are not reviewed by a clinician. That is why Neem stays on the side of explaining and preparing, and why every answer points back to your own care team. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.

Is Neem medical advice?

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 your physician, pharmacist, or any other qualified health professional. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.

What's free, and what's paid?

Free, for you and each person you care for: medications and reminders, records, appointments, and your full visit summary to bring or share with the clinic. Neem Plus adds Ask Neem, the plain-language explanations, and family invitations. No ads, and your health data is never sold.

More questions about reminders, languages, smartwatches, sharing with family and what happens after a visit are answered on the full FAQ page.

The next question is coming.
Be ready for it.

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 · For you, and the people you care for