Healthcare works better
when patients are heard

Seenly was born from a simple frustration: leaving a doctor's office and immediately forgetting half of what was said. Important instructions, medication changes, follow-up dates — lost in the stress and overwhelm of the moment.

We believe that patients who walk into appointments prepared, who can focus on the conversation rather than scramble to take notes, and who leave with a clear record of what happened — those patients get better care. Not because the doctors are different, but because the dynamic is.

The problem we saw

Research shows that patients forget up to 80% of what their doctor tells them, and nearly half of what they do remember is recalled incorrectly. For people managing chronic conditions, seeing multiple specialists, or supporting elderly family members, this isn't just inconvenient — it's a barrier to good health outcomes.

Existing solutions were either clinical tools designed for providers, or simple note-taking apps that didn't understand the healthcare context. Nothing was built from the patient's perspective.

What we're building

Seenly is a companion for your entire appointment journey. Before a visit, it helps you organise your thoughts — symptom timelines, medication lists, questions you don't want to forget. During the visit, it records the conversation so you can be present. Afterwards, it gives you a clear summary in language you actually understand, plus the action items you need to follow through on.

Everything is private by design. Your health data is isolated at the database level with row-level security. We can't see it. Other users can't see it. It's yours alone.

Our commitment

We're building Seenly for the long term. That means making hard choices about privacy over convenience, about earning trust rather than demanding it, and about building a product that genuinely improves how patients experience healthcare.

If you have questions, feedback, or just want to share your story, we'd love to hear from you. This product is shaped by the people who use it.