An English-language health companion for everyday phone users
A friendly virtual doctor who asks a few questions, explains things in plain words and tells you what is worth watching.
You tap what you feel, answer a handful of follow-up questions, and get a calm summary of what it could relate to and which signs mean it is time to see a real doctor.
Ask the thing you would be embarrassed to ask out loud. Dr. Pom answers in short sentences, without jargon, and says plainly when a question needs a clinician instead.
Set a course once — name, dose, times, how many days left. Dr. Pom nudges you, keeps a tick-list, and stops asking when the course is finished.
Headaches, sleep, stomach, mood — logged in a tap and drawn as a simple timeline you can show someone instead of trying to remember when it started.
Short, personal suggestions based on what you have been logging — not a generic wellness feed, and never more than you can read standing up.
The screens you will spend time in, drawn in the same warm, uncluttered style as Dr. Pom himself.
Four things the app is built around. Ask us about any of them and we will show you how it works.
For the moment something feels off and you want a steady voice before you start searching.
Open-ended questions about everyday health, answered the way a friend who happens to be a doctor would answer.
For courses you must finish and pills that are easy to forget on a busy morning.
A tap a day, so that next time someone asks how long it has been going on, you have an answer.
Dr. Pom gives general health information. It does not diagnose, and it never tells you to skip a doctor.
I used to search a sore throat at midnight and end up frightened. Dr. Pom asked me four questions and told me calmly what to keep an eye on. That was the whole difference.
The reminders are the part I actually needed. I finished a course for the first time without my partner counting the box for me.
I logged my headaches for three weeks and showed the timeline at my appointment. Much easier than trying to remember dates in the room.
It talks like a person. No wall of terms, no ten-point article — just a couple of sentences and what to do next.
Questions about how the symptom check works, partnerships, press, or bringing Dr. Pom to another language — write to us here.
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