vital.ly is India's open digital health platform. Digitize records, consult doctors, schedule appointments, and order medicines — all from one app built on open infrastructure that puts India at the forefront.
vital.ly turns the mess of paper reports, clinic printouts, and WhatsApp forwards into a clean, searchable, shareable health record — in three steps.
Lab reports, discharge summaries, X-rays, prescriptions, doctor notes. Photo or PDF — vital.ly accepts it all, from any hospital or lab in India.
Records are tagged by date, type, and doctor. Your full timeline is one scroll away — no folders, no renaming, no hunting through photos.
Send your complete file — or just the relevant records — to any doctor with a single link. No more repeating your history at every new clinic.
Every Indian deserves a health file that's as permanent, portable, and personal as an Aadhaar — but for their body.
Every new doctor asks the same questions. With vital.ly, your entire history is already there — the doctor reads, you get better faster.
Paper fades. Hard drives fail. WhatsApp chats get deleted. vital.ly keeps every record safely encrypted in the cloud — available for life.
AIIMS, Apollo, a local clinic — it doesn't matter. vital.ly is hospital-agnostic. All your records, from everywhere, in one place.
Emergency room at 2am? Specialist visit in another city? Your records are a tap away — on your phone, always, even when you're far from home.
Manage health records for your parents, children, or spouse. One account, multiple family members — because healthcare is rarely just about you.
End-to-end encrypted. ABDM-compliant. Only you decide who sees what. vital.ly never sells, shares, or mines your health data.
vital.ly is not just an app. It's a bet on a future where health data moves as freely and securely as UPI payments — where every Indian has a lifelong health identity, and where doctors, labs, pharmacies, and insurers connect on open rails.
We're starting with records. We're building toward a world where India sets the standard for digital healthcare — not follows it.
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