The company behind
your health record.

What we build

Health records in India are scattered across paper files, WhatsApp forwards and a dozen lab portals. When it matters — a new specialist, a second opinion, an emergency abroad — nobody has the whole picture, least of all the patient.

Medichive puts that picture in one place. You upload a report; it is read automatically, coded to LOINC — the same standard the labs use — and the same test from three different labs lands on one trend line, with every value linked back to the report it came from. Add vitals, medications, allergies, insurance and connected wearables, and the record becomes something you can actually follow over years.

On top of that sits an optional clinical workspace. A doctor a patient has explicitly shared with sees a real chart instead of a stack of PDFs, and can draft visit notes by voice for review and signature. AI assists with extraction, summarising and drafting; every clinical output is marked as AI-generated and waits for a clinician to review, edit and sign. Clinical use is in limited beta.

Access is consent-gated end to end: sharing is scoped, time-limited and revocable, every read is written to an append-only audit log, and there is no administrator backdoor into patient records.

Medichive is the second attempt. Both of us started it in November 2018 — the same idea, approached with the tools of the time — and shelved it in June 2019, eight months later. The question underneath it did not go away. Work restarted in May 2026, and the product described on this page was built from scratch and shipped to the web, the App Store and Google Play.

What we are careful not to claim

Health software attracts overstatement. We would rather be exact about the boundaries of what Medichive is today.

Full detail on data handling, retention and your rights is in our Privacy Policy. You can request deletion of your account and records at any time from the delete account page.