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For warriors, caregivers & clinicians

Sickle cell doesn't take a day off.

Neither does AmbleVerse. Pain, medication, hydration, hospital visits and the people in your corner — kept in one place, so you're not carrying all of it in your head.

Free to downloadiOS & Android Built with the sickle cell community

The AmbleVerse warrior home screen, showing today's pain check-in, hydration, medication doses due and an emergency alert button.

One app, three points of view

Nobody manages sickle cell alone.

So AmbleVerse isn't one app wearing three hats. Each side gets the view it actually needs — and they all stay connected to the same day.

Warriors

Log the whole day in three taps.

Pain, reason, trigger — then it's out of your head. Medication, hydration, hospital visits and a diary that colours itself in as the year goes on.

Caregivers

Stop guessing. Just know.

How bad was it? Did they eat? Did they take it? You see their week without having to ask every hour — and silence tells you something too.

Healthcare providers

Every patient. Every dose. One view.

Adherence, pain trends and flags across your whole list, so a ten-minute appointment doesn't start with "how have you been?"

Emergency crisis alert

Some days you can't type a message.

You can only press one thing. One button sends where you are, what you take and who to call — to everyone in your care circle at once. It lands before you could have dialled.

  • Your live location
  • Blood group & genotype
  • Steady PCV
  • Allergies
  • Your hospital

Nobody has to ask what's wrong.
It's already there.

The warrior home screen scrolled to the Emergency Crisis Alert card, which notifies the care team immediately, above shortcuts for ER visit, Trends and Diary.

Medical ID

What's your genotype? Your steady PCV? Who do we call?

Nobody answers that mid-crisis. So AmbleVerse answers for you — filled in once, and there for every appointment, every A&E desk, every stranger who needs to know quickly.

Pain log & trends

You're not imagining it. Now you can prove it.

Every log becomes a pattern. Seven days tracked, three crisis days, worst ten out of ten — written down, in order, with the triggers you found along the way. Proof, for the days nobody believes you.

  • How bad, and why. Pain, reason and trigger in three taps.
  • The app follows you. Log a 1 and your whole day exhales; log an 8 and it knows.
  • Every day, coloured in. A diary you'll be glad you kept — you won't remember last Tuesday. It will.
A warrior's AmbleVerse profile, showing the year of logged days and pain history.

The AI companion

It messages first. You never have to start.

AI companion

"I noticed today's log — that 8 out of 10. You didn't have to bring it up."

It's 3 a.m. and nobody's awake — the one hour there is no one to call. The companion doesn't keep hours.

  • It reads your record before it speaks. Your pain scores, your doses, your water count, the triggers you logged — so you're never explaining yourself from the beginning.
  • It notices patterns you haven't mentioned. A crisis-level log yesterday and a low water count today aren't two separate facts to it — it connects them, and says so.
  • It remembers the conversation. What you told it last week still counts this week, so advice builds on itself instead of resetting.
  • It knows where you are. Humidity, heat, the weather that's actually outside your window — the things that set a crisis off aren't the same everywhere.
  • You choose the voice. Pick the companion you'd actually rather hear it from, and it keeps that manner every time you open it.
It is an AI, and it says so, every single time. The companion is support and company — never a diagnosis, and never a replacement for your medical team.
An AmbleVerse AI companion conversation, marked with an AI badge, responding to a pain log of 8 out of 10 and a low water count, with a footer noting it is an AI and not medical diagnosis.

Your care circle

Everyone who loves you is guessing.

How bad was it? Did they eat? Did they take it? Up to four people you choose — guardians, caregivers, your clinician — see the week as it happens. You don't have to send an update. It already did.

"No update today."
The quietest sentence in caregiving — and now it's information too.

  • Message anyone in your circle
  • Their whole day, dose by dose
  • A nudge when to check in
The caregiver home screen in AmbleVerse, showing which people in the circle have and haven't checked in today, a day streak, pain-free days and a message button.

For healthcare providers

Ten minutes. That's the whole appointment.

Adherence isn't a feeling — it's a number, and it's usually worse than anyone remembers. AmbleVerse shows where it slipped and when, per drug, before the patient sits down.

  • Every dose, every day. Per-medication adherence with the missed days marked.
  • Rescue use, in the open. How often the pain killers are actually being reached for.
  • Tasks land where they should. Send a task to a patient and see it come back done.

No more "how have you been?"

The AmbleVerse provider view of one patient's medications, showing 80% adherence on folic acid and 17% on hydroxyurea with 25 days of missed doses marked in red.

Achievements & total streak score

A streak that breaks punishes you for being ill.

So ours doesn't. Your Total Streak Score never resets — once a day counts, it stays counted. And rescue medication never breaks a streak, because needing it isn't a failure.

The AmbleVerse achievements screen, showing today's doses and two badge sets — Total Streak Score at eight of eight earned after 103 days logged, and Logging Consistency at six of eight.
Never resets

Every day you ever logged stays on the board, whatever this week looked like.

Track anything

A tablet. A glass of water. Chess. Name it, pick an icon, choose the days.

Badges

They unlock as you climb — something to show for a year of keeping up.

Hospital & ER visits

Clinic dates live in your head. Until they don't.

Add the visit you just had and the one that's coming. AmbleVerse reminds you two hours before — not just on the day — and asks afterwards how it went. Past and upcoming, kept in one place, so every visit is written down.

Free on iOS and Android

This is a year of you.
Not a year of it.

Join the warriors, caregivers and clinicians already keeping the whole of it in one place.

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