For patients and whānau
Medly takes the administrative burden out of healthcare. We give your family one calm place to coordinate care between appointments, and when you do need to see a doctor, we are building a smarter way to help you find one.
Free to use • No passwords to remember • iPhone & Android apps are on the way.
The whole thing, in the order you meet it: add a birthday, find the Well Child and immunisation schedule already waiting, add a medicine and watch the doses queue, photograph a letter, get reminded, and say what stopped you when a step stalls.
Sign in instantly with a secure six-digit email code or your Google account, no passwords to forget.
Keep visits, next steps, medications, and paperwork together. Manage your own health, or set up dedicated timelines for children and loved ones you care for so nothing gets mixed up.
Record your dose frequency and course length. Tick one off, and Medly automatically queues up the next so you don't have to hold it in your head.
Get a gentle nudge before something slips past. If a booking or referral stalls out, Medly offers a clear, practical next move rather than nagging you with the same repeating alarm.
Currently in testing with a small group.
When someone isn't feeling well, skip the guesswork and the hold music.
Describe what is going on, and Medly will suggest what kind of care to start with (a GP, urgent care, or telehealth), then draft the next step directly into your timeline.
Stop calling clinic after clinic. Medly will help you reach the right service and, if you choose to book, send a summary ahead so the provider knows exactly why you're coming in.
Tell Medly what the appointment is for and your preferences, and we will help get you into the right clinic and confirm the booking for you.
Note: the finding care features are currently in testing with a small group and are not yet generally available.
Medly is a logistical tool, not a doctor. It does not diagnose, and it cannot tell you how urgent a medical issue is. It simply helps you describe what's wrong, reach the right care, and keep track of what happens next.
For health concerns, call Healthline at 0800 611 116 or your doctor. In a medical emergency, call 111.
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