Klariti Care

Klariti turns the paperwork of Indian healthcare into something you can actually read. Upload a lab report, a scan, a prescription or a discharge summary and get a plain-language explanation of what it says. Add your health insurance policy and see what it covers, what it does not, and where the limits sit — before you are standing at a hospital counter. WHAT YOU CAN DO Understand your medical reports Upload a document and Klariti explains it in plain English: what the report is about, which readings fall outside the range printed on the report itself, and the type of specialist who usually handles it. The original document stays with the summary. Decode your health insurance Add your policy and see the things that are hardest to find in the wording — room rent limits, sub-limits, exclusions, waiting periods and accumulated no-claim bonus — set out as readable terms instead of clauses. Talk through your symptoms Describe how you are feeling and get an organised summary: what we noticed, what self-care is reasonable, and when to see a doctor. Keep the whole family in one place A separate profile for each family member, each with its own documents, policies and history. Nothing is mixed together. Group an illness into a case Related reports, prescriptions and policies from one illness or hospital visit stay together, so the whole story is in one place. BUILT FOR INDIA Indian insurers, Indian policy formats, Indian report layouts. Your documents are stored in India. YOUR DATA Your documents are encrypted and they belong to you. You can delete a family member's profile, or your entire account and everything in it, from inside the app at any time. IMPORTANT Klariti uses AI to read and summarise your documents. Results may be inaccurate and have not been verified by a medical professional. Do not consider this as a diagnosis or medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before making any medical decisions. Klariti does not decide insurance claims. Coverage determination is solely the insurer's prerogative, and what you see here is indicative, not definitive. Klariti is currently available in English.