PHRlite Online

In pilot with SKIDS clinics

Retire the plastic bag.

Every family in India keeps one: prescriptions, lab reports, a vaccination card going soft at the folds. PHRlite turns it into a health passport on a parent's phone.

  • Only verified doctors write in it.
  • Nobody can quietly change it.
  • It opens with no signal.
Try to change a record Watch the tour

Free for families. No ads, and we never sell your data.

01 · Try it

Try to change a record.

This is a visit note the way a doctor seals it in PHRlite. Change the dose — one digit is enough — and watch the seal.

Visit noteFictional example

Aarav, 6 · Dr. A. Rao (verified) · Sunrise Children's Clinic

Review in 3 days, sooner if not drinking.

Doctor's seal
This text now

Intact. Sealed by a verified doctor. A family's phone accepts it.

Runs on your device. Nothing you type leaves this page.

02 · At the desk

One tap at the desk. Like UPI.

The clinic asks; the parent approves with a fingerprint. Access is for this clinic and today's visit, and the parent can take it back at any time.

  1. Check in with one tap. The clinic can read the passport until midnight.
  2. The doctor adds a verified note. It appears on the parent's phone with the updated summary.
  3. Show the QR card anywhere. Any clinic desk can check it, even offline.
Clinic desk · card check Internet

Ready

Scan a card to check it.

A simulation of the check. The tour below runs the real one.

03 · No signal

Switch off the internet.

Basements, hill towns, a camp in a school hall. The passport and its QR card open on the phone with no internet, and a desk checks the card on the spot. An altered card is caught. Go on: flip the switch.

04 · The real product

Now watch the whole thing work.

Five minutes with a fictional family: a clinic visit, the pharmacy, a lab result, a lost phone, and the day the child turns 18. It is the real product running in your browser.

Fictional family · Face ID is simulated · No sign-up

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05 · For investors

The bet, in three lines.

Why now

A whole country learnt to trust one tap on a phone for money. Health records are moving to national digital formats, and new data law gives families rights over theirs. The habit and the rails exist; the record a family actually holds does not.

The wedge

Start with children. Children see a doctor again and again in their first years, and a record that begins at birth stays with the family for life. Our pilot runs with SKIDS clinics.

Why it's hard to copy

The trust lives in the record itself, not in our servers — which is what lets it work offline and travel between clinics. How we built that is for the deck, not the website.

CapabilityStatus
Passport on the parent's phone, with the life summary on one pageWorking
Verified-doctor onboarding; notes from anyone else refusedWorking
One-tap visit approval, withdrawableWorking
QR card checked offline; altered cards caughtWorking
Second guardian, lost-phone recovery, handover at 18Working
Pharmacy and lab flowsWorking

Free for families. Always.

No ads, and we never sell your data. Clinics, labs, pharmacies and insurers pay per verified transaction Planned — pricing after the pilot.

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The team

Built by doctors who build.

A physician-scientist, an engineer-founder and an IISc professor, from Greybrain — the team behind GreyBrain School of AI, which teaches AI to doctors.

  • Co-founder

    Dr Satish Prasad Rath

    Physician, scientist and entrepreneur. Founder of GreyBrain AI School; visiting faculty, IIHMR Bangalore.

  • Co-founder

    Dr Lalit Gupta

    PhD, IIT Kharagpur. Founder of Deepneura; formerly at Philips.

  • Adviser

    Dr Prathosh AP

    PhD, IISc. Professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science division, IISc Bangalore.

06 · For clinics

Patients arrive with their history.

  • Allergies, medicines and conditions on one page before the consultation starts
  • Doctors seal notes with their own phone — no extra hardware
  • Walk-in check-in from a printed desk QR
  • Records in India's national health record formats
Join the pilot

We are looking for paediatric clinics to join the first pilot.

Privacy, in plain words

What happens to your information.

  • The passport is protected by your phone's fingerprint or face unlock.
  • Clinics see it only when you approve, and only for that visit.
  • Information is stored in India and sent over encrypted connections.
  • Our service stores and passes on records, but it cannot forge or change them.
  • Sensitive notes stay hidden from other clinics unless you choose to share them.
  • PHRlite never asks for your Aadhaar number.

Questions

Frequently asked.

Does PHRlite cost anything for families?

No. PHRlite is free for patients and families. There are no ads, and we never sell your data.

Do I need Aadhaar?

No. PHRlite never asks for your Aadhaar number.

What if I lose my phone?

You can get back in on a new phone, including in person at a clinic with an ID check. The lost phone stops working for the passport.

Can both parents look after a child's passport?

Yes. A second guardian can be added, and when the child turns 18 they can take over their own passport.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Your passport and QR card open on your phone with no internet, and a clinic desk can check the card offline.

Is PHRlite a medical device or medical advice?

No. PHRlite stores, shares and displays records written by your doctors. It does not diagnose, alert or score your health.

Where is it available?

PHRlite is in pilot with SKIDS clinics. If you run a paediatric clinic and want to join, write to support@greybrain.ai.