About
Growing, understood.
AVYOMI is a child-health record built around a simple observation: parents leave appointments holding numbers nobody had time to explain.
In the first five years, a child is measured more often than at any other point in their life. Those measurements are meaningful — but only as a series, read against the right reference, in the context of everything else that has happened. In practice they end up scattered across a paper card, a clinic's system, a photo in a camera roll and a parent's memory.
AVYOMI brings them into one place the family owns, plots them properly, and explains what the pattern shows in language that doesn't require a medical degree. When something is worth a professional's attention, it says that clearly and stops there.
We are building it portal by portal: the parent record first, then verified access for paediatricians, then the clinic and hospital tooling that keeps information continuous between visits.
What we hold to
Four commitments
Understanding over data entry
Anyone can store a weight. The work is turning a series of measurements into a sentence a tired parent can act on — and knowing when the honest answer is 'ask your doctor'.
Clinical humility
AVYOMI describes and records. It does not diagnose, screen, or advise on treatment. Where a judgement belongs to a professional, we say so instead of guessing.
Privacy as a default, not a setting
A child's health record is among the most sensitive data there is. Access is explicit, revocable and logged, and we don't monetise it.
Calm by design
No streaks, no red alarms, no guilt. The interface is meant to steady you, especially on the days when something looks off.