Health & Wellness AI Tools
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Aidoc analyzes medical imaging scans in real time to flag potentially urgent findings like strokes or clots, helping radiologists prioritize which cases to review first.
Ambience Healthcare's AutoScribe listens to patient visits and generates structured clinical notes, aimed at large hospital systems looking to reduce physician documentation burden at scale.
Augmedix captures patient-clinician conversations and turns them into structured medical notes, one of the earlier companies in the ambient clinical documentation space.
Ava provides real-time AI captioning of conversations and group settings, aimed at helping deaf and hard-of-hearing users follow along in meetings, classes, and social settings.
Be My Eyes lets blind and low-vision users point their camera at anything and get an instant AI description, alongside its original feature connecting users with sighted volunteers.
BenchSci uses AI to help biomedical researchers find relevant published data and reagents for experiments, aimed at speeding up early-stage life sciences research.
BetterHelp connects users with licensed therapists for online counseling, using an AI-assisted intake process to help match clients with a suitable therapist.
Buoy Health asks users about their symptoms and uses AI to suggest likely causes and appropriate next steps, aimed at helping people decide whether to see a doctor or self-manage a condition.
Cal AI lets users photograph a meal and get an estimated calorie and macronutrient breakdown using AI image recognition, aimed at simplifying food logging compared to manual entry.
AI-powered nutrition app for calorie tracking and diet coaching via meal photos
Day One is a widely used journaling app that added AI features for writing prompts and summarizing past entries, aimed at people building a long-term personal journaling habit.
Doximity is a professional networking platform for U.S. physicians that includes an AI-assisted tool for drafting clinical notes and other physician documentation.
Envision AI reads text, recognizes objects and faces, and describes surroundings aloud through a phone app or dedicated smart glasses, aimed at helping blind and low-vision users navigate daily life.
Freeletics generates personalized workout plans that adapt over time based on a user's performance and feedback, aimed at people who want AI coaching without a gym membership.
Future pairs users with a dedicated human personal trainer who builds a custom workout plan, with AI-assisted tracking of workouts logged through a connected watch.
Ginkgo Bioworks combines automated labs with AI-driven design tools to engineer custom organisms for applications from pharmaceuticals to agriculture.
Glass Health helps physicians draft differential diagnoses and clinical plans, acting as an AI thought partner rather than an autonomous diagnostic tool for patient care.
Hinge Health uses wearable sensors and AI to guide users through physical therapy exercises for back and joint pain, aimed at employers offering digital MSK care benefits.
Infermedica provides an AI-powered symptom assessment engine that healthcare providers and insurers embed into their own apps to triage patients before a clinical visit.
Insilico Medicine uses generative AI to identify new drug targets and design candidate molecules, aiming to shorten the traditionally decade-long drug discovery process.
Latch Bio provides a data platform that helps biotech companies organize and analyze lab data using AI, aimed at speeding up research and development workflows.
Merlin Bird ID identifies birds from photos or their song using AI, built by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and offered free as part of its birdwatching research mission.
MyFitnessPal tracks food intake and exercise, with AI features that recognize meals from photos and speed up manual food diary entries.
Nudge AI listens to patient visits and generates clinical documentation automatically, aimed at clinicians who want less time spent on notes after each appointment.