SahAIbat is a simple, story-first way to support care decisions when time is limited and help is needed now. It’s not about fancy technology — it’s about calm guidance for real people.
SahAIbat is designed to feel familiar. We respect language, culture, and how community care actually works — while staying grounded in global clinical safety thinking.
In a rural visit, a Kader shouldn’t have to guess what to ask next. SahAIbat helps gather the right information, notice danger signs early, and know when to escalate — with dignity and clarity.
Our goal is to build SahAIbat for the world. We work with NGOs as partners, adapting workflows to each community — not selling a one-size-fits-all product.
Most digital triage tools are designed for hospitals, apps, or high-connectivity settings.
SahAIbat is designed for community-based care, where decisions are made in villages, small clinics, and often over WhatsApp — not dashboards.
Instead of trying to diagnose, SahAIbat focuses on safer decision timing:
- what should be checked now
- which signals should not be missed
- and when care should be escalated
This makes SahAIbat easier to trust, easier to adopt, and safer to scale.
SahAIbat supports early triage, not diagnosis.
Community health workers can use it to guide structured intake during visits.
Patients and families can also use SahAIbat to describe symptoms clearly and receive calm, non-diagnostic guidance — helping them decide when to seek care.
Every step is designed to support human judgment, not replace it.
