A conversation that listens
Describe your concern naturally. The intake is designed to turn what you say into a clear symptom timeline.
Tell NeuDaktar how you feel. Your AI agent listens, asks the right follow-up questions, and brings your health story together. A doctor reviews the assessment and approves your next step.
AI helps prepare the clinical picture.
Your doctor makes the treatment decision.
Step 1 of 5 · Share symptoms
Hi, I’m here to help you explain what’s been bothering you. How are you feeling?
I’ve been feeling unwell since yesterday, and I’m not sure what to do next.
A natural conversation helps build the first picture of your concern.
Fictional walkthrough. No real consultation, diagnosis, or prescription.
From the first conversation
NeuDaktar is designed to guide you from explaining your symptoms to understanding what to do next, with a doctor involved in every treatment decision.
Start with what is bothering you. Share your symptoms in your own words, by conversation or voice.
The AI asks focused follow-up questions about timing, symptoms, medical history, medicines, and allergies.
AI brings the details together, considers possible causes, and highlights what still needs to be checked.
A doctor confirms or changes the assessment, reviews any draft prescription, and decides the next step.
Get the doctor’s assessment, an approved prescription when appropriate, or guidance for tests or an in-person visit.
AI with a purpose
Advanced AI features have a practical role: help you explain what is happening, surface what needs attention, and prepare a clear case for your doctor.
Describe your concern naturally. The intake is designed to turn what you say into a clear symptom timeline.
Focused follow-ups explore onset, severity, related symptoms, and what has changed, so important details can be captured.
Relevant history, current medicines, allergies, and information you share help give the reviewing doctor a fuller picture.
AI-assisted analysis brings symptoms and history together into a provisional assessment, with uncertainties visible to the doctor.
The proposed workflow flags allergy concerns, medication conflicts, and warning signs for clinical review before treatment is approved.
The conversation, summary, draft assessment, and open questions stay together as the case moves from AI intake to a clinician.
The right level of care
What happens after the AI conversation depends on the information available and the doctor’s clinical judgment.
A provisional assessment and, when appropriate, a draft prescription are prepared for review.
The doctor reviews the evidence, confirms or changes the diagnosis, and edits or approves the prescription.
Your prescription is shared only after doctor approval, together with instructions and follow-up guidance.
Your conversation, symptom summary, and unresolved questions are passed to a doctor.
The doctor assesses your case and may ask more questions, request tests, or recommend an examination.
The doctor may write a prescription after assessment, or guide you to the right clinician or an in-person visit.
Every prescription needs a doctor’s approval before it reaches you.
Clinical judgment stays human
The doctor sees the story behind the suggestion: what you said, what the AI asked, the relevant health context, and what remains uncertain.
Illustrative clinical workspace
The doctor can approve, change, or decline the draft after reviewing the case.
The doctor controls the decision.
The patient receives only the reviewed outcome.
Clarity you can take with you
Your care journey should end with an understandable plan: what the doctor thinks, what to do, and when to follow up.
A clear explanation of the reviewed findings, the diagnosis when confirmed, and anything that still needs attention.
When medication is appropriate, the doctor-approved prescription comes with the instructions you need to follow it.
Know whether to monitor symptoms, arrange tests, follow up with a clinician, or visit a doctor in person.
A little more clarity
Understand what the AI prepares, what your doctor decides, and how the journey works.
The journey starts with you describing how you feel. The AI listens, asks follow-up questions, and organizes your symptoms, relevant history, medicines, and allergies into a summary for clinical review.
The intended workflow lets AI suggest possible diagnoses and prepare a draft prescription when the available information supports it. A doctor reviews the case, confirms the diagnosis, and approves or changes the treatment before any prescription is shared with you.
Your case moves to a doctor with the conversation, clinical summary, and unanswered questions attached. The doctor may ask for more information, make an assessment, prescribe treatment when appropriate, or recommend tests or an in-person examination.
A prescription is only one possible outcome. The doctor may recommend self-care, monitoring, further tests, another clinician, or an in-person visit. Medication is prescribed only when the doctor considers it appropriate.
Severe or rapidly worsening symptoms need urgent medical attention. Contact your local emergency service or seek emergency care instead of waiting for an online assessment. The proposed triage flow is designed to flag concerns that need a higher level of care.
This page introduces the NeuDaktar patient experience. The interactive walkthrough uses fictional sample information; it does not diagnose, prescribe, or connect you to a doctor. Contact the team to learn about product availability.
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Explore the planned patient experience, from the first AI conversation to a doctor-reviewed care plan.