Launching 2026

Have your voice heard

Get the most out of your appointments
With less mental load and a clear summary of your symptoms and questions to share with your healthcare provider. Somae helps you communicate what you’re going through, at your own pace.

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A tool to prepare appointments, built with health care professionals.

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in your own words.

your experience, captured at your pace

The problem

Sounds familiar?

“I can feel that something’s shifted, but I can’t name it.”
“I don’t even know where to start.”
“I leave with questions unanswered, and still have no idea about what comes next.”
“They tell me everything’s fine, but I can feel something’s off.”
“I end up looking it up on my own, comparing, second-guessing.”
“I’m afraid I’ll leave out the thing that matters most.”

You’re not alone in this.

For many women, simply looking after their health already demands constant planning: 79% report living with a health condition that requires ongoing treatment out of which 44% say it disrupts their personal life and 42% say it disrupts their working life.

Source: Groupe VYV & BVA Xsight, Women’s Health Study Report (2024).

Managing your health shouldn’t be another full-time job.

With Somae, you can keep a record of your daily experiences, however you like and whenever you like, so you can get to your medical appointment with the right words and the right questions. See how →

How it works

Three steps, at your own pace

01

You jot it down

A few words or a quick voice note, whenever it suits you. Pain, fatigue, mood, sleep: day to day, or just before your appointment.

02

Somae structures it

Your notes are turned into a clear, legible summary. Nothing is made up, nothing is interpreted.

Text structured by a carefully bounded AI
03

You arrive ready

The appointment becomes a real conversation. Your summary sets the scene, you stay in control, and you get to ask the questions that matter.

With Somae

You show up with everything that matters, ready to go.

Your notes turn into a clear rundown of what you’re experiencing and what you want to ask. You can read it back, approve each line, and share it. Your clinician sees what matters at a glance. Sample case: Louise, 33, feeling off three months after switching birth control.

Your notes, just as they come

“bleeding between periods ever since I switched pills” “mood all over the place before my period” “more frequent headaches, tender breasts”
smae Consult Pack · 12 June

Louise, 33 · switched birth control

Reason for visit

Spotting and unsettled mood since the switch, three months ago.

What I’ve noticed

BleedingSpotting between periods, almost every week.
MoodMore on edge before my period, for the past three months.
What I’ve feltTender breasts, more frequent headaches.

My questions

Is this to be expected? Should I give it more time, or look at a different option?

Approved line by line · not a medical device

Transparency

A tightly governed AI, with clear rules

Your notes are shaped with the help of a carefully bounded AI. You can read back every line and fix anything that’s off. Nothing is shared until you decide.

  • Hosted in Europe
  • Voice processed, then deleted
  • Export or delete at any time: your data stays yours
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Waitlist

Be the first to know when early access opens.

Somae’s first beta is coming soon. Leave your email to be the first to hear when it launches.

By signing up, you agree to let Somae use your address to send you a welcome message, then to let you know when we open. See our privacy policy.

Got a question? Drop us a line!

Frequently asked

The questions we hear most

No. Somae gets you ready for the appointment by organising what you’ve noted. It makes no diagnosis and gives no medical advice: your clinician is the one who interprets.

Hosted in Europe, encrypted in transit, never sold. You can export or delete anything at any time. Details in our privacy policy.

That’s exactly what Somae is designed for: helping you turn day-to-day experiences into a clear record you can share with your doctor. Because putting what you feel into words is often hardest before you even have a name for it.

A short 1-2 page summary, reviewed line by line, that you share your way: on screen, as a PDF, or via a link. Nothing is shared without your approval.

Launch is planned for 2026. If you sign up to the waitlist, you’ll be among the first ones to be inform and have access to it.