Launching soon in India

Your health history, finally in one place.

Reports and prescriptions from labs, clinics and WhatsApp chats, organised into one history you can read, track and share.

AmmaMother
4 reports, 2 labs

TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone)

2.9mIU/L

Prescription, Dr. R. Kulkarni, 2 Sep 2026

Kijiva read this line as Thyronorm 50 mcg, once daily before breakfast. Please check it before saving.

Illustrative example with sample data. Not a real patient.

Your records already exist. They're just everywhere.

When a new doctor asks what your last few reports said, most of us start scrolling through chats and digging through drawers.

  • A plastic folder at home

    The paper originals, if nobody cleared them out during the last move.

  • A WhatsApp chat with the lab

    Sent as a PDF once, buried under forwards a week later.

  • Five lab portals

    Each with its own login and its own way of naming the same test.

  • A doctor's handwriting

    Hard to read today, harder to find next year.

  • Someone's memory

    Was that report before or after the medicine changed?

Bring every record in. Get one history out.

Kijiva keeps the original document and builds a clear, dated history on top of it. Every fact points back to the page it came from.

  1. Add

    Photograph a paper report or upload the PDF the lab sent you. The original is stored exactly as it arrived.

  2. Read

    Kijiva picks out test names, values, dates and medicines, and shows where on the page each one came from.

  3. Check

    When a line is unclear, Kijiva asks you to confirm it instead of guessing. You can correct anything it got wrong.

  4. Track

    The same test from different labs lines up on one timeline, each result shown against the range printed on its own report.

  5. Share

    Pick the records a doctor should see and send a link that expires. You can switch it off early whenever you like.

Everyone's records, kept apart.

Add profiles for your parents, your partner and your children. Each report belongs to one person, and the profile you're looking at is always clear.

    What Kijiva won't do.

    Health records deserve care. These limits are part of the product, not a footnote.

    KIJIVA SAYSAbove the range printed on this report (0.4-4.0)
    KIJIVA WON'T SAYYou have a thyroid disorder.

    Diagnose you.

    Kijiva shows what your report says. What it means for you is a conversation for you and your doctor.

    Tell you to change a medicine.

    It records what was prescribed. Starting, stopping or changing a dose stays with your doctor.

    Pass off a guess as fact.

    If a line is hard to read, you see the original and decide what it says.

    Sell your data or use it for ads.

    Your records are encrypted, kept separate for each person, and never used to target advertising.

    Questions, answered.

    What is Kijiva?

    Kijiva is a personal health records app being built in India. It keeps your lab reports and prescriptions in one place, pulls out the important details with a link back to the page they came from, and shows how your results change over time.

    Who is Kijiva for?

    Adults in India who collect health documents from different labs, clinics and hospitals, and people who look after the records of parents, a partner or children.

    What records can I add?

    Lab reports and prescriptions, as a PDF or a photo (JPG or PNG). Kijiva stores the original unchanged. Other medical documents are kept with their basic details.

    Does Kijiva diagnose or give medical advice?

    No. Kijiva shows what your records say and marks results that fall outside the range printed on the report. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment or tell you to change a medicine.

    Can I keep records for my family?

    Yes. You can add a profile for each family member. Every record belongs to one person, and the profile you are viewing is always shown.

    How do I share records with a doctor?

    Choose the records or summary you want to share and send a secure link. The link expires, and you can switch it off earlier whenever you like.

    Is my health data private?

    Your records are encrypted and kept separate for each person. Kijiva does not sell your data or use it to target advertising.

    When does Kijiva launch?

    Soon. Leave your email on this page and we will write to you when Kijiva opens.

    Be the first to know when Kijiva opens.

    We're building Kijiva in India, for Indian families. Leave your email and we'll write when it's ready.

    One email when we launch. We won't share your address.