The day is already in order.
The strip at the top of Home carries what comes next: tomorrow's follow-up, today's medication times. Nothing to open, nothing to hold in your head.
Carliyou're not alone in this
You carry enough. Carli keeps the appointments, the medications, the papers and the questions, and gets them done, so your strength goes where it belongs: to getting better.
Scroll through the day. Everything that happens on the phone is something the app really does.
The strip at the top of Home carries what comes next: tomorrow's follow-up, today's medication times. Nothing to open, nothing to hold in your head.
Appointments, medications and reminders in one place. Ask Carli to add an appointment or set a reminder, and find the details without searching through messages and notes.
Upload test results or a discharge letter and keep them together. Carli can help explain unfamiliar terms and collect questions for your medical team.
Before a visit, Carli helps you gather what's changed and what you want to ask. Together, you prepare a clear summary to take with you and discuss with your doctor.
Sometimes, replying to everyone takes energy too. Share one update with the people you choose, ask for help and arrange visits, so they know what would help you right now.
Drawn after the app's own screens, with a demo account.
Carli asks a few gentle questions to get to know your situation.
A hard day, an unfamiliar term, an appointment to add. No forms.
Before she changes anything, she shows you exactly what she’s about to do and waits for your yes.
During treatment my head was full and my phone was a mess of texts, PDFs and appointment slips. Having one place that kept all of it, and told me what was next before I had to ask, took real weight off me. On the hard days I didn't have to remember anything. I just had to show up.
Lymphoma came with a lot of appointments and a lot of paper. I'd photograph a result, and Carli would file it and explain the words I didn't know, then keep my questions for the next visit. I started walking into appointments prepared instead of overwhelmed.
Crohn's doesn't end, it gets managed: flares, tests, medication changes. Carli keeps track of it with me. And when I'm wiped out, she sends one update to the people who need to know, so I don't have to explain it five times.
Between appointments, treatment and everything that needs doing, there’s room for you too. Choose from 13 tools for mind and body, to suit how you feel and the energy you have today.
A demo of this page in the app.
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Tap a tool to see what is inside.
Tell Carli what you need from your health fund and she goes to its website and does it: finds the appointment, books it, cancels, orders. She asks you only for what she cannot get herself, like the code that arrives by text, and afterwards tells you exactly what she did. Before she books or cancels anything, she shows you what she is about to do and waits for your yes.
Today with Clalit. More health funds are on the way.
No, and she never pretends to be. Carli is a companion for the logistics of being ill: she keeps the appointments, reads the papers, explains the words and prepares you for the visit. The decisions stay with you and your medical team. If something sounds urgent, she says so and points you to a person.
Anyone whose medical life has become a daily matter: treatment, a chronic condition, a hospital stay or the recovery after it. Not only cancer, and not only patients: the people caring for someone close can use her too.
Say it once and it’s in your calendar, with a reminder. Hand her a result or a discharge letter and she files it and explains it in plain words. Before a visit she gathers what changed and the questions you wanted to ask onto one sheet. And when you need something from your health fund, she goes to its website and does it.
Never. Before she books, cancels or changes anything, she shows you exactly what she is about to do and waits for your yes. Afterwards she tells you what she did. Today this works with Clalit; more health funds are on the way.
It stays yours. We don’t sell personal information and we don’t use your health information for advertising. Your conversations with Carli are yours alone: joining your Circle gives nobody access to them. In the app you can change permissions, delete Carli’s memory or ask to delete the account. The details are in our privacy policy.
Yes. Invite the people you choose to your Circle. Each of them gets their own Carli, through your invitation, with nothing to pay. You decide what each person sees: one update from you reaches everyone, and they can offer a ride, a meal or company for a visit.
Any hour. A hard night, a word on a lab report you don’t understand, a question before a scan: write to her when it comes up, not when it’s convenient.
Hebrew and English, in the app and in the conversation with Carli. Each language is its own, not a translation.
It’s coming to Google Play. Until then Carli is on the iPhone, on the App Store.

Carli is here, whenever you need her.