Amy

Amy is a secure, privacy-focused platform designed specifically for medical professionals to manage patient referrals in a structured, transparent, and confidential manner. The core functionality allows doctors to send, receive, and track referrals without relying on fragmented, informal communication channels like WhatsApp, email, phone calls, or memory-based handoffs. When a doctor initiates a referral through Amy, the system creates a dedicated, private space for that specific patient case. Only the referring doctor and the specialist receiving the referral have access to this space. Every action—whether the referral has been viewed, accepted, or completed—is tracked and visible to both parties in real time. This eliminates the guesswork and follow-up calls that currently plague the referral process, where doctors often never know if a patient actually booked an appointment, if the specialist read the notes, or if the referral was dropped. Amy is built on the principle that patient referral data should remain completely private. No third parties, no administrative staff unless explicitly invited, and no data leaks to unrelated systems. The platform is currently in early access and is trusted by doctors across India, where the problem of fragmented referrals is especially acute due to high patient volumes and reliance on multiple messaging apps. The product replaces the chaotic mix of WhatsApp threads, informal Slack messages, handshake agreements, and spreadsheets with a single, organized inbox. Each referral has a structured form that captures essential clinical information, patient history, and the reason for referral, all encrypted end-to-end. A key differentiator is the "closure" feature: the referring doctor receives a notification when the specialist has viewed