She who asks finds her way
You ask about everyone. Now ask about yourself.
Ask Daya, an AI assistant, whatever is on your mind, at any hour. Keep track of how you are before, during and after pregnancy and, if your doctor uses Daya too, stay connected between appointments.
What Daya is
Your health record, your questions and your doctor, in one app.
Daya brings together three things that are usually scattered.
Your record
Symptoms, measurements, your baby's movements and your reports, kept in one place.
Your questions
Ask Daya, an AI assistant, whatever is on your mind, in Arabic or English, at any hour.
Your doctor
If your doctor uses Daya: messages, appointments and alerts, in one place.
Daya supports your care. She does not replace your doctor or emergency services.
Meet Daya
Questions don't wait for your next visit.
Is this normal at 22 weeks? What should I ask my doctor tomorrow? Daya answers in plain Arabic or English, asks what she needs to know, and tells you when something needs a professional.
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Your question
You said:My appointment is tomorrow, and I'm worried I'll forget what I wanted to ask.
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How Daya helps
Daya replied:Let's organise your questions. What would you like to discuss?
Not a substitute for your doctor.You said:Preparing for pregnancy, my current medicines, and when to ask about fertility.
Daya replied:Here's a short list you can take to your appointment:
- What should we review before I try to become pregnant?
- Which of my current medicines should we discuss?
- When would a fertility assessment be appropriate for me?
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Your next step
Take the list to your appointment tomorrow, so nothing is forgotten. If you have linked your doctor and agreed to share, your doctor can also read the conversation.
Who Daya supports
For your pregnancy, and the months before and after.
For women 18 and over, in Arabic and English. Designed first for women in Egypt; the app can be downloaded elsewhere.
Daya speaks to you, the woman using the app. Many women share pregnancy and recovery with a husband and family; what you share, and with whom, is your choice.
Planning a pregnancy
Track your cycle and fertility, and learn when to ask a doctor.
Read more 02During pregnancy
Follow your pregnancy week by week, record symptoms and measurements, and count your baby's movements.
Read more 03After birth
Your own recovery: wellbeing check-ins, breastfeeding guidance and the warning signs to watch for.
Read more 04Women's health questions
Ask about periods, contraception and other women’s health topics.
Read more
For doctors
For the doctor who already knows you.
Obstetrician-gynaecologists use a separate app, Daya Doctor, to follow the patients who link to them between visits. Diagnosis and prescribing stay with the doctor.
Daya for doctorsOnly if you link your doctor and agree to share
- Your record, including what you recorded before linking
- Your conversations with Daya
- An alert, if Daya recognises a possible warning sign
From your doctor
- Your care plan
- Messages and updates
- Times you can book
You can stop sharing or unlink your doctor at any time.
Trust and care
Reviewed content, your consent, honest limits.
Reviewed content
Medical content in the app is reviewed by a consultant obstetrician-gynaecologist and based on WHO, NICE, NHS, RCOG and Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population guidance.
Your consent
You give separate permissions for Daya to use your information and to share it with your doctor. You can stop sharing, unlink your doctor or delete your account and data.
Clear limits
Daya is not an emergency service. She does not diagnose or prescribe, and she cannot guarantee that a problem will be recognised.
Get Daya Patient.
On the App Store and Google Play, in Arabic and English, for women 18 and over.