AI-powered explanations for X-rays, CT scans, and MRI scans in plain language
Stage
Startup
Not given
Founded
2025
Not given
Based in
US
GB
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free plan: up to 30 Anna messages, 1 bloodwork report, 1 meal plan. Healify Life+: $9.99 per month or $79.99 per year (US App Store price; other countries see localized pricing in the app). No free trial on Life+. Cancel anytime with no exit fee.
Free: First analysis included with no credit card required. Personal plan: $29 for one complete CT or MRI examination with multiple image series. Pro plan: $69 for 3 image-series analyses. Credits never expire and are one-time purchases with no subscription or automatic renewal.
Key features
24/7 AI guidance personalized to user data
Apple Health and wearable integration
Bloodwork analysis with AI insights
Personalized meal planning
Real-time health alerts
Sleep and recovery coaching
DNA analysis integration
Guided meditation and mental health assessments
Weekly and monthly health reports
Voice chat with AI coach
Upload X-ray, CT, and MRI scans in DICOM and image formats
AI-generated plain-language explanations usually within minutes
Unlimited follow-up questions on each analysis
Support for English and Chinese reports and questions
AI visualization viewer for scan analysis
Encrypted storage of medical data in transit and at rest
Automatic deletion of free user scans after 30 days
Cross-referenced insights from multiple scan types and lab results
What makes it different
Coaching instead of just dashboards—actionable guidance tied to personal data rather than generic charts
Private by design with full user control over health data
Integrated mental and physical health in one app
Free tier allows meaningful trial before paid upgrade
Built on Google's MedGemma 1.5 and OpenAI's GPT for medical accuracy
No subscription required; credits never expire
First analysis completely free with no credit card needed
Strong privacy protections with user control over data deletion
Transparent about AI limitations and not positioning as medical diagnosis