Veraia is a personal AI health assistant for individuals, carers, and families in the UK, Malta and Bulgaria. We help people hold their health story — every result, every prescription, every appointment — in one place, so they can walk into any conversation with their doctor prepared and in control. Over time, our AI starts to notice patterns in your data and surfaces useful Observations. We are not a medical device. We are not a diagnosis. We are the memory layer that healthcare never had.
Hi Product Hunt!
We're excited to introduce Veraia.
Your health story. Organised, accessible, always with you.
If you've ever left a specialist appointment with three new pieces of information and nowhere to put them, spent 20 minutes looking for a blood test result before a GP call, or tried to coordinate the health records of an ageing parent while also managing your own — Veraia was built for you.
What Veraia does:
Veraia is an AI-powered personal health and wellbeing assistant. It brings together your health information — test results, clinical letters, medications, symptoms, appointments — in one private, organised space. It helps you spot patterns, understand what information means (not what it means for your diagnosis), and walk into every appointment feeling prepared rather than frantic.
Who it's for:
People living with ongoing health conditions who are tired of scattered information
At-home carers who need structure, visibility and a little emotional steadiness
Families managing health across multiple people
What it's not:
Veraia is not a diagnostic tool. It does not replace your doctor. In an emergency, call the professionals. Veraia is a clarity tool — the calm, organised space that sits between your health and the overwhelming system around it.
We're pre-launch and building our founding community now. Would love your feedback, your support, and your upvotes 🙏
Try the waitlist: veraia.life
"Hey everyone — I'm Deyana, one of the founders of Veraia Life. We built this because we kept watching people we care about — friends, family members, ourselves — get lost in the chaos of managing health information over time. Not in emergencies, but in the everyday in-between. The scattered letters, the forgotten results, the appointments where you can't remember what was said last time. Veraia is our answer to that. We'd love to hear from anyone who's experienced this — what's the most frustrating part of managing your health information day to day? We're building this with our community and your input genuinely shapes the product."