MediSense

Intelligent Healthcare Triage

MediSense

Personal triage for routine health issues.

Skip the clinic waiting room for familiar colds, minor scrapes, and routine ailments. MediSense listens to your symptoms, asks careful follow-ups, and tells you whether to treat at home or see a doctor immediately.

Voice First

Speak Naturally

Tap the mic and describe how you feel in your own words, just like talking to a friend.

Adaptive

Wanderer Q&A

Carefully asks one follow-up question at a time to gather relevant medical context.

Safety Filter

Clear Directives

Instantly flags potential emergencies with an unambiguous alert to see a physician.

Offline Store

Private History

Sessions remain strictly on your machine, with clean PDF export available at any time.

Enters as "Demo Patient" — all features unlocked

MediSense
Patient: Patient
7-Day Triage Heatmap:
Current Energy:
Active Triage Session In Progress

How are you feeling today?

Tap the red microphone below to speak your symptoms, or type in the box. MediSense will ask a few guided questions before providing a calm suggestion or doctor recommendation.

Tap microphone to speak symptoms

Patient Clinical Profile

Your physiological baseline and medical history actively calibrate the triage engine's risk thresholds.

BMI Index
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Enter height & weight
Ideal Range
18.5–24.9
WHO Healthy Adult
Heart Risk
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Profile Score
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Completeness
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🏥 In Case of Emergency (ICE) — Medical Wallet Card
Save your profile to populate your emergency medical card with blood type, allergies, conditions, and contact.

Medical Knowledge Base & Encyclopedia

Browse 116 clinically structured conditions extracted from patient profile datasets. Fully available offline.

Showing 116 conditions
🔬 INFLUENZA — High fever, muscle aches, sudden onset◆ 🧠 MIGRAINE — Throbbing unilateral headache with photophobia◆ 💔 HYPERTENSION — Silent killer: often no symptoms until crisis◆ 🫁 PNEUMONIA — Productive cough, fever, pleuritic chest pain◆ 🩺 TYPE 2 DIABETES — Polydipsia, polyuria, fatigue, slow wound healing◆ 🫀 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION — Crushing chest pain, diaphoresis, arm/jaw radiation◆ 🦠 COVID-19 — Loss of smell/taste, cough, fever, fatigue◆ 🧬 ANEMIA — Pallor, fatigue, dyspnea on exertion, rapid heartbeat
116 Total Conditions
14 Body Systems
100% Offline Available
480+ Triage Symptom Links

Health Trends & Triage Analytics

Visual retrospective of your consultation frequency, primary symptom patterns, and resolution ratios.

Total Consultations 0 Across all recorded sessions
Home Remedies Managed 0 (0%) Mild viral & minor issues
Doctor Referrals 0 (0%) Escalated for clinical safety
Recent Activity 0 this week 7-day rolling window

Triage Outcome Ratio

Comparison between self-care recommendations vs. professional physician escalations.

Home Care
Doctor Referral
🟡 Safe Home Recovery 🔴 Clinical Examination Directed

Most Frequent Reported Symptoms

Frequency of clinical indicators detected across your consultations.

Consultation Timeline

Log of recent health interactions and diagnosis summaries.

14-Day Wellness Heatmap

Daily triage activity pattern — green: home care, yellow: watchful, red: doctor referred, blue: no activity.

Home Care Watchful Doctor Referred No Activity

Body System Symptom Coverage

Distribution of clinical conditions across physiological systems in MediSense's knowledge base.

Respiratory
18
Cardiovascular
13
Neurological
11
Digestive
10
Infectious
9
Dermatological
8
Musculoskeletal
7
Metabolic/Endo.
6
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IMMEDIATE LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCY?

Do not use an app for heart attacks, severe breathing loss, stroke, or traumatic injury. Call emergency responders immediately.

Direct Emergency Services Dispatch

911 USA / Canada 112 Europe / India 999 United Kingdom 000 Australia

Critical First Responder Action Protocols

🎵 CPR Rhythm Metronome — 100 BPM (Hands-Only)

Press the beat dot to start — compression rhythm synced to "Stayin' Alive" by Bee Gees

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100 BPM
Push HARD · Push FAST · 2 inches deep · Chest recoil
CARDIOVASCULAR CRISIS

🫀 Heart Attack Protocol

Signs: Crushing chest tightness, pain radiating down left arm or jaw, cold sweats, breathlessness, nausea.

  1. CALL 911 / 112 IMMEDIATELY. Do not drive yourself.
  2. Chew one adult Aspirin (325mg) or two low-dose baby aspirins (if not allergic). Chewing speeds absorption.
  3. Sit upright with knees bent and back supported to reduce strain on the heart muscle.
  4. Loosen all tight clothing around the neck, chest, and waist.
NEUROLOGICAL CRISIS

🧠 Stroke F.A.S.T. Protocol

Signs: Sudden facial weakness, inability to raise both arms, garbled or slurred speech, sudden loss of vision.

  1. F — Face: Ask them to smile. Does one side of the face droop?
  2. A — Arms: Ask them to raise both arms. Does one arm drift downward?
  3. S — Speech: Ask them to repeat a simple sentence. Is speech slurred or strange?
  4. T — Time: Call 911/112 IMMEDIATELY! Note the exact minute symptoms began. Clot-busting medication must be given within 3–4.5 hours.
  5. DO NOT give food, water, or medication (swallowing may be impaired).
AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION

😮 Choking (Heimlich Maneuver)

Signs: Hands clutched to throat (universal choking sign), inability to speak, cough, or breathe; lips turning blue.

  1. Stand behind the person and wrap your arms around their waist.
  2. Make a fist with one hand. Place the thumb side slightly above the navel, well below the breastbone.
  3. Grasp fist with other hand and press hard into the abdomen with a quick, upward thrust.
  4. Repeat thrusts until the object is expelled or the person becomes unresponsive.
  5. If unconscious: lower gently to floor and begin CPR chest compressions.
CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION

💓 Adult CPR (Hands-Only)

Signs: Person is collapsed, unresponsive, and not breathing or only gasping occasionally.

  1. Check response: Tap shoulders firmly and shout "Are you OK?"
  2. Call 911 / 112 and put on speakerphone. Send someone for an AED.
  3. Hand placement: Place heel of one hand on center of chest; interlock other hand on top. Keep elbows locked straight.
  4. Compress: Push hard and fast (at least 2 inches deep) at 100–120 beats per minute (tempo of "Stayin' Alive").
  5. Allow full chest recoil between compressions. Do not stop until paramedics arrive or AED is ready.
TRAUMA & HEMORRHAGE

🩸 Severe Bleeding Control

Signs: Blood spurting or flowing continuously from a wound, pooling on the floor, soaking through clothes.

  1. Apply immediate direct pressure: Cover the wound with clean gauze, cloth, or your hands and push down firmly.
  2. Do NOT remove soaked dressings: Add additional layers directly on top and maintain constant heavy pressure.
  3. Elevate: If on an extremity and no broken bones suspected, raise above heart level.
  4. Keep pressure held continuously until emergency medical personnel take over.
ACUTE ANAPHYLAXIS & SEIZURE

⚡ Seizure & Severe Allergy

Anaphylaxis: Swollen tongue/throat, hives, wheezing, dizziness after exposure to allergen. Seizure: Involuntary convulsions.

  1. For Anaphylaxis: Administer EpiPen into the outer thigh immediately. Hold firmly for 3–5 seconds. Call 911.
  2. For Seizure: Clear all sharp and hard objects away from the area. Place something soft under their head.
  3. NEVER put anything into their mouth and do not restrain their movements.
  4. Once convulsions end, roll them gently onto their side (recovery position) to keep airway open.

Daily Medication Tracker & To-Do Log

Track your daily prescriptions and supplements. Check off doses to build consecutive consistency streaks.

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Today's Adherence Rate
🔥 Start checking off doses to build your streak!
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Day Streak
☀️ Morning
No morning meds
🌤️ Afternoon
No afternoon meds
🌙 Evening
No evening meds

Today's Schedule

0 scheduled

+ Add Tracked Medication

All Active Medications

⚡ Drug Interaction Checker

Select two medications from your list to check for known interactions.

MediSense System Settings & Data

Configure intelligence models, appearance, privacy preferences, and export your personal health records.

🤖 Clinical Intelligence Engine

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MediSense functions in two modes: Cloud Generative Triage via Google Gemini 1.5 Flash, or 100% Offline via the 116-disease clinical knowledge base.

Free keys available from Google AI Studio. Saved exclusively in your browser.

🎨 Display & Visual Rhythm

Color Palette Theme
Toggle between Piet Mondrian Classic Light and Broadway Dark

🔒 Data Ownership & Privacy

All your consultations, wellness heatmap records, and medications are stored 100% locally on this computer. Zero analytics or server sync.

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Clear Consultation Chat Bin
Deletes all archived triage sessions while preserving your profile and medications
Factory Reset MediSense
Completely wipes all local profile, medication, and consultation data
🎨 Broadway Boogie-Woogie Design System
Designed after Piet Mondrian's 1942–43 Masterwork
MediSense's visual language mirrors the kinetic rhythm of Manhattan's grid — bold primary colors, thick black lines, syncopated patterns. Just as Mondrian's painting encoded jazz rhythms into a city map, MediSense encodes clinical precision into interactive color blocks. Every tab accent, every shadow offset, every animated ribbon is a visual note in the Broadway Boogie-Woogie score. 🟥🟨🟦
⚙️ Clinical Engine Self-Test

Run an automated diagnostic on the local 116-condition knowledge base. Tests NLP pattern matching, symptom resolution, and triage output.

Not yet tested

MediSense v1.2.0

Created for Build With AI: Basics Devpost Learning Hackathon

Clinical Knowledge Base: 116 curated diseases and triage recommendations extracted from the Kaggle Disease Symptom and Patient Profile Dataset.

Speech-to-Text: On-device OpenAI Whisper-tiny via Transformers.js (WebAssembly) with hardware MediaRecorder + Gemini multimodal fallback.

Design System: Inspired by Piet Mondrian's Neo-Plasticism and Broadway Boogie-Woogie (1942–43).