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Tell it how you feel. It keeps the log.
A headache after lunch, a bad night, a new side effect. Say it in your own words and it's logged. When something keeps coming back, it checks in first, gently, and only about you.
Your health companion, between visits.
Tell it how you feel, get plain answers with the source behind every fact, and walk into your next appointment ready.
Why Emerge Care exists
Three headaches this week. You meant to write them down.
Twelve minutes with your doctor. By the time you're home, half of it is gone.
We believe you should understand what is happening to you.
The calm answer, built from your own days.
Not the internet's worst case. Yours, in plain words, with the sources underneath.
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Every fact comes with its source
Ask about a symptom and it answers from your own log first. Tap Sources to see where every fact comes from: MedlinePlus, Mayo Clinic, the CDC.
Emerge CareI've had a headache three afternoons this week. Should I mention it at my appointment?
Yes, it's worth mentioning. Your log shows them on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, each after a night under six hours.
Short sleep is a common headache trigger. I've added it to your questions for Thursday's visit.
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Sources
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Headache — MedlinePlusmedlineplus.gov
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Tension headache — Mayo Clinicmayoclinic.org
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About Sleep — CDCcdc.gov
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Log everything. Find it all in one place.
Snap a meal, note a symptom, add a weigh-in. It all sits on one Today screen next to your steps, sleep and heart rate from Apple Health, not spread across five apps.
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Ready for the visit. Steady after it.
Before an appointment it puts together a one-page summary of what you logged since last time, with your questions at the end. After it, it helps you keep the new routine going with reminders, check-ins and plain-word answers.
Emerge CareMy follow-up is Thursday. Can you get me ready?
Here's everything you logged since your last visit, with your three questions at the end.
Visit summaryAug 14 – Sep 30 · PDF
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Symptoms and side effects
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Heart rate and check-ins
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Lab results
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Ask about your health…+
Your labs, your heart and your day, read together.
Not five apps and a spreadsheet. One place that already knows the rest.
Health Age
A score built from your own labs
Upload a lab report as a PDF or a photo. It reads the markers, adds what Apple Health knows, and turns it into one number you can watch change.
- Reads the markers on your lab report
- Metabolic, heart, body and recovery, in one estimate
- Tells you how confident it is, and why
Heart
Your heart, read every day
Heart rate and HRV from Apple Watch, or from your phone’s camera, with the trend over weeks.
- Heart rate, resting heart rate and HRV
- Workout and resting readings, side by side
Your day
Your whole day, in one view
Steps, workouts and sleep from Apple Health, right next to what you ate and what you weigh.
- Calories in and out, and today's weight
- Steps, workouts, sleep and activity rings
What you can count on, every time.
Knows its limits
It explains. You decide.
It explains and keeps you going. Decisions about your care stay with you and your clinician.
- Never diagnoses
- Never replaces your clinician
- Never promises a result
Reads your data first
It starts from you.
Your log, your history and what Apple Health and Apple Watch already know, before it says a word.
Remembers you
You never start from zero.
One running picture of you across every conversation, so you never have to tell your story twice.
Shows its work
Every health fact, with a source you can check.
MedlinePlus, Mayo Clinic, the CDC and the NIH. If it can't point to a source, it tells you so.
Questions
Is Emerge Care a doctor, or a replacement for one?
No. It's a wellness companion: it explains, tracks and shows its sources, but it never diagnoses or treats anything. For any decision about your health, it points you to a qualified clinician.
Can it help me prepare for a doctor's appointment?
Yes. Ask it to get you ready and it builds a one-page summary of what you logged since your last visit, with your questions at the end. You choose who to share it with. It's a personal record, not a medical document, and it never suggests changes to your treatment.
Can I trust its health answers?
It shows its work. Health answers come from sources like MedlinePlus, Mayo Clinic, the CDC and the NIH, with each source shown so you can open it. If there's no trustworthy source, it tells you instead of guessing.
How does it get to know me?
A short setup asks what you want help with and what you'd like to keep an eye on. From then on it remembers your conversations and reads your log and Apple Health data before it answers, so you never start from zero.
Which phones and languages are supported?
iPhone, with Apple Health and Apple Watch. The app is available in English, Spanish, German, Polish and Russian. If you use Android or want another language, email hello@getemergeapp.com: requests decide what we build next.
Where does my health data go?
Your health records and chats are stored on your phone. When you ask a question, the message passes through our server to the AI and back, and that server is built to keep nothing and log nothing. Your email is used only for launch updates. We never sell your data.
