Your personal health assistant
Ami gathers your complete record from every provider, lab, and device, then books the appointments, refills the prescriptions, chases down the records, and calls your insurer about the bill.
Your health, finally handled
It takes things off your plate
Booking appointments, refilling prescriptions, requesting records, calling insurance. Ask for it, or let it handle what it sees coming.
It knows your whole history
Every visit, lab, and prescription across every provider, plus your wearables. The complete picture, in one place you own.
It works while you don't
Results get explained when they land. Follow-ups get booked before you forget. You hear from it when something actually needs you.
Just text Ami.
Tell Ami what you need the way you'd tell a person. It makes the calls, sends the faxes, and logs into the portals the same way you would, then texts you when it's done.
Your whole health story, securely stored in your personal Health Vault.
Every action starts from your Health Vault: one live, complete picture of your health, assembled from every provider, lab, pharmacy, and device you've ever touched. It pushes as well as pulls, so when something changes, the record changes with it.
…and 100+ more
If a provider exists, we have a way to reach them, by API, claims, email, phone, fax, or mail.
Ask about your health, not health in general.
Ami reads your Health Vault before it answers, so you get your numbers, your plan, and your history. Each answer shows where it came from.
Is my cholesterol getting better?
Your LDL was 142 mg/dL in March and 124 in September, the lowest of your last five panels. It started coming down after you began atorvastatin in April.
- Lipid panelSep 2026
- Medication list
Which knee treatments does my plan cover?
Physical therapy is covered for 30 visits a year, and you've used 4. The injections your orthopedist mentioned need prior authorization first.
- Plan benefits2026
- Visit noteAug 14
Can I take ibuprofen with what I'm on?
You take lisinopril every day, and the pharmacy sheet that came with it lists ibuprofen as one to check first. I can ask your pharmacist for you.
- Medication list
- Pharmacy sheetLisinopril
What should I bring up with Dr. Chen on Tuesday?
Three things since your last visit: your home blood pressure readings are up, the thyroid recheck from February is still open, and you've logged knee pain four times.
- Visit noteFeb 2026
- Apple Health
Why we built Ami
Staying on top of your health shouldn’t be so hard. It is just a hundred small things: the call, the form, the portal, the follow-up you meant to book.
Nobody has time for all of it, so things slip. Not the big decisions, the small ones that quietly become big ones.
Ami holds the whole picture and does the hundred small things, so the big ones happen on time.
Frequently Asked Questions
+Is my data private and secure?
Your record belongs to you. Ami encrypts your data, never sells it, and lets you export or delete everything at any time. The assistant acts only on the permissions you give it, and sensitive actions always ask first.
+What can the assistant actually do on my behalf?
Book, reschedule, and prep for appointments. Chase down records and results. Manage prescriptions and refills. Call insurance about coverage and reimbursement, and hospital billing about a bill. Look into your diagnosis and treatment options and flag relevant trials to raise with your doctor.
+How do I use Ami?
Over text. There's no new app to learn: you text Ami the way you'd text a person, and it texts you back with updates and anything that needs your approval.
+Does a real person ever get involved?
The assistant handles the work. When something needs a judgment call, exceeds what you've authorized, or hits a wall, it escalates to you with everything it has learned so far rather than guessing.
+What sources can it reach?
Hospital networks and national labs, plus the places digital tools miss: small practices, older paper files, specialists, and imaging centers. Wearables include Apple Health, Oura, Whoop, Fitbit, Garmin, and continuous glucose monitors.
+Is this medical advice?
No. Ami organizes your information, handles the admin, and helps you ask better questions. Diagnosis and treatment stay with your clinicians, and the assistant is built to get you in front of them faster and better prepared.
+What does it cost?
Ami is free during early access.
+How does Ami use my Google account?
Gmail: with your permission, Ami reads your mail to find health records (insurance, lab results, visit summaries) and files them in your Vault.
Google Drive: with your permission, Ami searches and reads the files already in your Drive to find your existing health documents, without changing, deleting, or sharing them. It also saves copies of your records to an 'Ami Health Records' folder in your Drive.
Google Calendar: Ami reads your calendar to know when you're free and to spot health appointments.
Read-only for Gmail and Calendar. You can disconnect at any time from your Ami account.
Let Ami handle your health admin
One place for everything about your health, and an assistant that acts on it for you.