For patients and whānau
Medly has two parts: an app that keeps a person's care in one place between appointments, and — before long — help finding the right care in the first place.
Available now
Free to use, no password to remember. Sign in with a six-digit code sent to your email, or with your Google account.
Record a dose frequency and course length. Tick one off and the next is queued for you, so the tracking isn't something you also have to remember.
A nudge before something slips past, and when a booking or referral stalls, a clear next move rather than the same reminder repeated.
Visits, next steps, medications and paperwork together — for you, or for a child or someone you care for. Each person gets their own timeline.
Coming
This part isn't available yet — we're recruiting founding users now. Here's what it will do.
Describe what's wrong in your own words. Medly will assess how urgent it sounds and point you to the right kind of care — a GP, urgent care, or emergency services.
Rather than ringing around, Medly will help you reach the right service. If you choose to book, a summary goes to the provider so they know why you're coming in.
Say what it's for and any preferences, and Medly will get you into the right appointment and confirm it.
An illustration of the app being built — not a product you can download yet.
Medly is not a doctor and does not diagnose. It helps you describe what's wrong, reach the right care, and keep track of what happens next.
For health concerns call Healthline 0800 611 116 or your doctor. In an emergency call 111.
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