Nidaan reads your doctor's handwriting.

Snap a photo of any prescription or lab report. Nidaan explains it in 15 seconds, in plain English. It reads it out loud too. One app for the whole family.

Android now. iPhone next.

9:41 •••
Good morning,
Here's your check-in for today
Latest decode
Blood test
HbA1c 6.8% · slightly high
Metformin 500mg
2× day · with food
Due 8am
Vitamin D3
Weekly · Sunday
Today's menu
Breakfast: Vegetable poha, 1 glass buttermilk

Three taps. 15 seconds.

No setup. No medical jargon to learn. Point your camera at the paper.

1

Take a photo

Paper prescription, PDF lab report, old WhatsApp image. Blur, bad lighting, odd angles all work.

2

AI reads it

Our model is trained on Indian handwriting and local brand names. It picks out each medicine, dose, and schedule. Unsure fields are flagged, not guessed.

3

Hear the answer

Tap play. Nidaan reads the whole thing out loud in English or Hinglish. Good enough for parents who don't read screens.

A messy Rx. The same thing in English.

Doctor's scribble on the left. What Nidaan tells you on the right.

Doctor's note
Rx
Amoxicilin 500 BD × 5
P-mol SOS
+ bland diet, F/U 1wk
Nidaan explains
Amoxicillin 500mg 2× day · 5 days
Paracetamol as needed, for fever
Doctor's advice. Eat light, bland food for a few days. Follow up with your doctor in one week.

Six things one app does for you.

Not just a decoder. Nidaan tracks reports, reminds about medicines, and keeps the family in one place.

Prescription decoder

Reads handwritten and typed Rx. Shows each medicine, dose, timing.

Lab report explainer

HbA1c, LDL, TSH, CBC. Each number gets a meaning and a status.

Voice assistant

Ask any health question by voice. Reply spoken back in English or Hinglish.

Daily meal plan

Breakfast-to-dinner menu, built from your health history. Real home food.

Medicine reminders

Set the pill and the time. Phone rings and reads it out loud.

Family profiles

Parents, kids, spouse. Each person's reports and reminders stay separate.

Why this exists

I built this because of my mother.

Last year she came home with a prescription I could not read. We took it to the chemist. He could not read it either. He guessed. She was on the wrong dose for ten days before a second visit fixed it.

Every Indian family has this story. Doctors are rushed, handwriting is messy, and the person who manages medicines at home spends more time decoding paper than taking care of people.

Nidaan fixes that one problem. It reads the prescription. It reads the lab report. It speaks the answer. It remembers who is on what. Nothing more.

If you try it and something breaks, write to me. I will reply.

A
Amardeep Kumar
Writing from India

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₹0 forever
Enough to try the app.
  • 3 decodes a month
  • Water + vitals tracking
  • Medicine reminders
  • One profile
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Family
₹499 /month
For the whole house.
  • Everything in Pro
  • Up to 6 family profiles
  • Shared vitals and reminders
  • Weekly family digest email
Cover the family

Common questions.

Does this replace a doctor?
No. Nidaan reads what a doctor already wrote and explains it. For anything new or serious, see your doctor.
How accurate is the handwriting reader?
On clear handwriting, above 90%. On faded or scrawled Rx, uncertain fields are marked "unclear" instead of guessed. Better than a confident wrong answer.
Who can see my reports?
Only you. Files are encrypted. We don't sell or share them. You can delete any report or your whole account from inside the app.
Which languages work?
English, Hindi, Hinglish. Spoken and written. Marathi, Bengali, Tamil next year.
Can I cancel the subscription?
Yes. Profile → Pro Plan → Cancel. You keep Pro till the end of the month, then drop to Free. No winback nagging.
When is the iPhone version coming?
Android first. iPhone soon after. Leave your email below if you want a note when it's ready.

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