One platform to plan, track, and collaborate on care
Kite provides agentic sidekicks designed to help patients and families plan, track, and collaborate on care — from visit capture to your full health journey.
Plan. Track. Collaborate.
Every appointment updates your workspace. Plan what comes next with action lists and journey maps. Track your profile, journey, and medications. Collaborate by sharing your profile with the people you choose — educational support, not medical advice.
Plan
Patient journey, action lists, and Kite guidelines — a visual view of what comes next.
Journey & actionsTrack
Medical profile, medications, and a journey that grows with every visit. AI reconciliation pulls insights into your record — you approve the updates.
Health recordCollaborate
Share your medical profile with carers, GPs, or specialists you choose. You control who sees what — nothing is shared without your consent.
Profile sharingAgents that work with you
Principally: scribing visits, organising your medical profile, handling administrative tasks like requesting a med chart from your GP, and showing you where your information has been shared — always with you in the loop.
Scribing
Ambient Scribe captures appointments with consent and produces plain-language visit summaries.
Ambient ScribeMedical profile AI
Organises clinician notes and documents into proposed profile updates you review before they land on your record.
OrganiseFinding care
Helps you find clinicians matched to your needs.
Find cliniciansAdministrative tasks
Drafts requests you review before sharing — like asking your GP for a medication chart, requesting repeats, or chasing letters and results.
Med charts & moreShare trail
See where your information has been shared — who has access, what they can see, and when you shared it.
Sharing visibilityOne visual workspace for your health
Kite helps patients and families plan follow-ups, track records, and share their profile with trusted people — so care stays organised between visits.
- Privacy-first — your data, your control
- Plain language, not clinical jargon
- Educational tool — never a diagnosis engine