Nigeria has about four doctors for every ten thousand people. MediPulse puts trusted medical guidance in the hands of everyone — in five local languages, payable by airtime, working even offline.
Boil or treat water before drinking. Watch for cholera symptoms.
Call 112, NEMA, or Crisis line
These aren't abstractions. They are the daily reality MediPulse is built for.
From a tappable body map to skin and retinal screening — the tools a first point of care would offer, on the phone people already carry.
Point to the part of the body on a diagram, describe it in your own words, and get clear guidance — including when to stop self-treating and see a doctor.
Photograph a rash or the eye and get an assessment of what it may be and how urgent it is — trained for West African skin and eyes.
Type in the numbers from a malaria, typhoid, or blood-sugar test and get them explained in plain language.
Enter a child's birthday once. MediPulse builds the full immunization schedule and flags what's due or overdue.
Flood and outbreak guidance that works with no data and no power — when people need it most.
Dial 112, NEMA, or the crisis line instantly — and reach your own emergency contact.
English, Yorùbá, Hausa, Igbo, and Pidgin — written for each, not machine-translated.
A ₦100 day pass, bought with airtime. No bank card. The payment method of everyday Nigeria.
Pharmaceutical and herbal guidance side by side — because people use both, and deserve safety guidance on each.
We work with clinics, HMOs, employers, and government partners to bring accessible health guidance to communities across Nigeria.
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