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Hi, I'm Saluvo, your health companion. Tell me what's going on in your own words, in any language. I'll explain symptoms, reports and medicines, find a doctor near you, and remind you on WhatsApp.
Not a doctor. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
I speak your language
Describe it like you'd tell a friend. I ask what's missing, give safe self-care, and if it sounds serious I show your emergency number before anything else.
Chest feels tight after climbing stairs, a little sweaty.
This could be serious. Call your emergency number now.
Sit down and rest while you wait. Don't drive yourself.
Chest tightness with sweating needs checking today.
Which doctor: emergency room, then a cardiologist.
Six tools to understand your health and stay on track, in your language.
Check your symptoms online with a free AI symptom checker. Red flags first, a plain answer, and which doctor to see. 16 languages, no diagnosis.
Learn moreUpload a photo or PDF of your lab report. Two AI models read every value, then you get a plain summary, questions for your doctor and trends.
Learn morePhotograph a medicine strip, bottle or box to see what it's for, how it's usually taken, side effects, cautions and if it needs a prescription.
Learn moreFind a doctor near you with phone number, address, rating, open-now status and directions from Google Maps. Not sure who to see? Ask Saluvo first.
Learn moreGet a WhatsApp medicine reminder for every dose and doctor visit. Tap Taken or Skip, reply STOP any time. 1 credit per message, refunded if it fails.
Learn moreOne family health app for up to 8 people. Each profile keeps its own chats, lab reports, medicines and reminders, and answers fit their age and conditions.
Learn moreWrite the way you talk: English, Spanish, Hindi, Hinglish, Arabic and more. I answer in the same language, and show the emergency number for your country.
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Type a symptom or a question, or add a report or a medicine photo.
Danger signs are checked first. Then a clear answer, and the reason behind it.
Call the right doctor, set reminders on WhatsApp, and keep your family's history in one place.
FOR FAMILIES
Add your parents, children or partner. Every answer keeps their age, conditions and medicines in mind, and their reminders come to your WhatsApp.
An example of how a week of WhatsApp reminders can turn missed doses into routine.
Illustrative example, not a clinical result.
Every message is checked for emergency signs before the AI answers.
I explain and point you to the right doctor. I never prescribe.
Download or delete everything, any time. No ads, no selling data.
Lab values are read by two models; disagreements come back to you.
Buy credits when you need them. They never expire.
Try it for a few weeks
$9
300 credits
For you and one family member
$19
650 credits
Reports, reminders and doctors for the whole family
$49
1,700 credits
Heavy use, best price per credit
$79
2,900 credits
Plain guides to lab reports, medicines and staying safe.
No. Saluvo explains health information in plain words, reads your reports and medicines, and tells you which kind of doctor to see and how soon. It can't diagnose you or prescribe, and it says so when it isn't sure.
Guests can ask 5 questions a day. Accounts get 25 free credits once the email is confirmed, then one-time packs from $9 with no subscription. Emergency safety advice is always free.
Two AI models read your report separately. If they disagree on a value, Saluvo asks you to confirm what's on the page. Then you get a plain explanation, questions for your doctor and trends across reports.
Every message is checked by fixed rules for danger signs before any AI answers. If one shows up, you see your country's emergency number straight away, in many languages.
Your data isn't sold or used for ads. You can download or delete everything at any time. Questions and files go to our AI provider only to produce your answer.
Yes. Add up to 8 family members. Each has their own chats, reports, medicines and reminders, and answers take their age and conditions into account.