We built Ashvi because our own families couldn't understand their lab reports
Indian households run on lab reports nobody explains. The values arrive by WhatsApp, the meaning never does.
The problem
It started with a phone call. Mummy called from Delhi with her latest blood test. “Beta, hemoglobin 10.2 likha hai. Kya yeh theek hai?”
She had the numbers. She didn't have the meaning. She was worried about the wrong things and ignoring the right ones. No one could explain it to her — in Hindi, simply, without jargon.
Every Indian family has lab reports sitting in WhatsApp chats and drawer folders that nobody understands. A CBC from Dr Lal. A thyroid panel from SRL. An HbA1c from Apollo.
The numbers are there. The meaning is missing. That's why we built Ashvi.
Our Mission
Make health information accessible to every Indian family — in their language, with Indian reference ranges, with the warmth of a trusted doctor friend.
Our Vision
Every Indian family understands their health. No report goes unexplained. Health literacy becomes a default, not a privilege.
Who builds Ashvi
A small team in India. Names, photos, and the company fact sheet are available on request through the press page.
Founding team
Product direction, the model behind Velora, and every clinical-safety decision.
Engineering
Report parsing, the multilingual pipeline, and keeping the app usable on a mid-range Android phone.
Medical and language review
Reference ranges, plain-language explanations, and review of every translated explanation.
Built in India
For India and the world
Every design decision, every reference range, every language adaptation is made with Indian families in mind — and for the diaspora managing their families' health from abroad.