Your health history should travel with you, not get lost in a hospital server.
The problem we saw
Biosy began with a family emergency. When a family member had a stroke, doctors urgently needed a 3-month-old MRI and CT scan to make a fast, informed decision. Those reports existed — filed away at a hospital across the city — but they were unobtainable in time. The result was repeat scans, lost hours, and unnecessary risk at the exact moment none of that was affordable.
That is not a rare story. An estimated 70% of Indian families have no organized health record at all — history is scattered across hospital counters, WhatsApp chats with relatives, and paper folders that rarely leave home. When an emergency happens, or a new doctor needs the full picture, that history is effectively inaccessible.
Our mission
We believe every Indian family should own a complete, understandable, portable copy of their own medical history. Biosy is designed to be that layer: the app every Indian uses to hold, understand and share their health data, with full consent and full control.
Biosy AI — because the next emergency will not wait for you to find your reports.
Founding team
Our vision
A universal rail for health data in India
Just as UPI turned money transfer into a single, trusted, interoperable rail used by hundreds of millions of Indians, we believe health data needs the same universal layer — one that works across hospitals, insurers, labs and families, grounded in explicit consent and government digital health standards. Biosy is our attempt to build the consumer app that sits on top of that rail: simple enough for a grandparent, rigorous enough for a doctor, and secure enough for a national digital health mission.