Your health.Your records.Your control.
Store, organise and share your family's health records — prescriptions, lab reports, discharge summaries and vaccination cards — from any phone, anytime.
Uploads always free · no card to start · setup in under two minutes
All your health records in one secure place
Shared with care
You decide who can open which records.
Health records should bring peace of mind, not panic.
Does this sound familiar?
Lost reports
The one test result you need is the one you can't find.
Scattered everywhere
WhatsApp, email, a drawer, two phones and a plastic bag.
Same form, again
Filling in the same history at every clinic and hospital.
Everyone's records
Parents, spouse, children — four histories, one memory.
Who can see this?
Sensitive files forwarded to people you never intended.
You are not alone — nearly every Indian family runs on a plastic folder and somebody's memory.
Swassth is the simple fix.
Everyday scenarios. Real challenges.One simple solution.
Four situations we hear again and again from families across India.
Scenario → what the app does
Six situations. Six things Swassth actually does.
Not a list of features — the exact screen that answers each moment.
Everything you need.All in one place.
Built for how Indian families actually collect and hand over medical paper.
Secure storage
Encrypted at rest and in transit.
Easy upload
Photo, PDF or forward — five at a time.
Smart filing
Drafted by date, type and doctor. You confirm.
Share with care
Send only what one appointment needs.
Family hub
A profile per person, in one account.
Anywhere
Any phone or laptop, any city.
If a doctor handed it to you, it goes in here
Photo, PDF, scan or forward — every kind of paper an Indian hospital, lab or clinic gives you.
Tests & diagnostics
Whatever the lab hands back
Prescriptions & medicines
The handwritten ones too
Hospital & visits
The admission paperwork
Family & admin
What school and insurance ask for
Built with Indian families
Swassth is open to sign up today, and it is early — what we build next comes straight from these conversations.
6
Family profiles on a single account
2 min
To set up your first profile
“The part I want is not storage. It's being able to answer the doctor's question while I'm still on the phone.”
Early access · Chennai
“I don't want an app my mother has to learn. I want one where I do the work and she just takes the photo.”
Early access · Kolkata
“Show me what the doctor will see before I send it. That's the whole thing for me.”
Early access · Delhi
How Swassth works
Start with one person's file. Ten minutes is enough.
Upload
Photograph it or drop the PDF in. Even the crumpled prescription.
Organise
We draft the name, date, doctor and values. You confirm before it saves.
Secure
Encrypted, and visible only to the family members you allow.
Share
Send a doctor exactly what one appointment needs. The link expires.
Security & privacy
Private by default, and easy to check
Health records are the most personal files a household keeps. Here is exactly how yours are held, shared and removed.
Encrypted, both ways
In storage and over the wire. Nobody reads your vault to train anything.
You set who sees whom
Per member, per person. Revoke it whenever you want.
Links that die
A pack sent to a doctor stops working after the appointment.
A log you can read
Every view, download and share — who, and when.
Leave any time
Take a zip of everything, or delete it all. No hostage-taking.
Whose files are keeping you up?
What to keep, what to throw, and how to be ready in one evening.
Your parents are in another city
So you can answer the doctor's question over the phone, without waking anyone to open an almirah.
Read the guideVaccination cards and school forms
Admission offices, camps and new paediatricians all want the same four things.
Read the guideSugar, BP and thyroid over years
Walk in with two years of readings on one chart — not the last number on the last paper.
Read the guideEveryone's files, one person's job
Share it with your sibling before the next argument about who books the follow-up.
Read the guideThe questions families actually send us
Straight answers, short enough for a search engine to quote. All twelve are published as FAQPage structured data.