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Bring your records, results, medications and appointments into one place. Ask Sona with your history as context, and share the details that matter with your doctor.
22 ng/mL
Vitamin D · latest result
14.2 g/dL
Haemoglobin · latest result
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See what changed. Ask Sona about your results, with your saved records as context.
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Bring relevant results, medications and visit notes into a brief. Review it, then share.
Keep the next step
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Make sense of a report
LABORATORY REPORTComplete blood count
Can you explain this report?Haemoglobin 11.2 g/dL
White blood cells 6.4 ×10³/µL
report.jpg · 1 photo
Your haemoglobin is below this lab’s reference range. I’ve saved the results for you to review.
Complete blood count
HaemoglobinLow
11.2 g/dL
12.015.5
Lab reference range · g/dL
This can have several causes. Ask your doctor what follow-up is appropriate.
Understand a result
What changed in my thyroid tests?
Your TSH was 2.8 in February and 2.1 in May. Here’s the comparison.
TSH mIU/L
From two saved lab reportsWant to add your symptoms and prepare questions for your doctor?
Connect the dots
Why have I been feeling so tired?
Fatigue has many possible causes. Your low ferritin could be relevant, but it doesn’t establish the cause.
↗ From your saved report
Ferritin · 12 ng/mLLab range: 15–150 ng/mLBlood test · 12 May →
Ferritin reflects iron stores. How long have you felt this way? It’s worth discussing this result with your clinician.
Keep a record
My blood pressure is 128/82 this morning.
Saved to your readings for today.
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Blood pressure
128/82 mmHgToday09:12
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It’s here for your next appointment, alongside your earlier readings.
Find medicine nearby
Where can I find cetirizine nearby?
Here’s the same strength and pack size, compared by price and distance.
Cetirizine · 10 mg
10 tablets · Nearby prices₾8.50₾9.80₾11.20YouExample locations & prices
Pharmacy A0.6 km · Lowest listed price
₾8.50Pharmacy A has the lowest listed price here. Confirm stock before you go.
Find the right specialist
Find a dermatologist nearby who treats eczema.
Here are two example matches for eczema care, compared by distance and patient reviews.
NEARBY MATCH1.2 km
Dr Maya LaneDermatologist
EczemaAdult skin care
Treats eczema and is the closer of these two matches.
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Dr Alex StoneDermatologist · Eczema care
Arrive prepared
Prepare a brief about my headaches for my neurologist.
I’ve brought together your headache log, medications and relevant records. Review it before sharing.
Neurology visit brief
Alex Morgan · 18 MayHeadache episodesLast 3 months
*Through 18 May · Patient-recorded episodesUSUAL DURATION1–3 hours
REPORTED SEVERITY4–6 / 10
Symptom history
First recorded episode. Forehead pressure after a long workday.
Two episodes with light sensitivity; no nausea recorded.
Afternoon headaches continue. Neurology visit planned.
Recorded medication use
Paracetamol · 500 mgLogged on 3 days in MayPartial relief reported on 2 occasions.
For the appointment
Could sleep or screen time be contributing? What should I track before the next visit?
↗ Headache log · 12 entries↗ GP visit note · 08 Apr↗ Blood count · 12 May
More in your full briefHistory · Medications · Source records
Plan your next visit
Add my dentist visit for Friday at 10.
Added to your calendar, with a reminder an hour before.
FRI22MAY
Dentist visit
10:00Friday, 22 May◷ Reminder · 09:00
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What can I keep in Sona?
Lab results, prescriptions, visit notes and other health documents, alongside your medications, symptoms, vital readings and appointments.
What information does the AI assistant use?
Sona uses the information saved in the active profile, such as records, medications and tracked readings, as context. It does not automatically know information you haven’t added. Review AI explanations and extracted details against your original records.
Can I share a summary with my doctor?
Create a brief from relevant saved information, review it, and share a link. You can set an expiry and revoke the link. Keep the original reports available for your doctor to review.
Does Sona replace my doctor?
No. Sona helps organize and explain your health information and prepare questions for your care team. It does not diagnose, prescribe treatment or replace professional medical advice.
Can I share information with my family?
You can connect with family, manage supported family profiles and share a medical card. You choose the available permissions and can revoke shared links.
Where can I get the app?
Sona is coming soon to iPhone and Android. App Store and Google Play links will appear here when the apps are released.
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