For Patients

A simpler way to tell your story.

Answer a few guided questions before your appointment, in your own words, on the phone you already have. So your clinician can start with more context.

See how it works

You choose who sees it. Your clinician reviews everything and remains responsible for every decision.

Doogie · patient health profile On your phone

Family health · question 4 of 9Has anyone in your close family been treated for high blood pressure, diabetes or heart trouble?

Consultation brief updated. Family history of diabetes on the maternal side. Marked for clinician review. Coded 160303001.

Tell your story

A calm conversation, not a form.

Doogie talks with you in plain language and adapts each question to your last answer, so it never feels like a fixed questionnaire. It covers your current concern, medicines, lifestyle and the family-health history that usually never reaches a record.

Feels like: a calm conversation. On a basic smartphone, on a slow connection, in your own language.

What you keep control of

Your story. Your choice of who reads it.

You own your profile

Your health profile belongs to you, not to a practice or a funder. Consent is granted per practice, in plain language, and can be withdrawn. Every access is logged and visible to you.

Answered in your own language

You explain your health best in your own words. Doogie converses in your language and hands the practice a brief in the language your clinician works in.

Designed to meet you where you are

Doogie is built toward the channel you already use every day. Today the guided conversation runs as a simple web chat on any phone; WhatsApp delivery is in progress.

Your clinician decides

Doogie collects and structures. Your clinician always decides.

Doogie does not diagnose, prescribe, or close your consultation on its own. Everything you share becomes a draft brief that a qualified clinician reviews, edits or discards before your appointment. The full detail is on Safety & Trust.

If you need help right now

Doogie is not an emergency service.

If you may need urgent help, contact your local emergency number directly rather than waiting on a reply here. When Doogie recognises an urgent report during a conversation, it stops the questions, shows local emergency and urgent-care options, and alerts the practice — but Doogie itself does not replace emergency services.