Most health apps remind you. Some track you. Piu actually understands what you're asking — and answers like the smartest person you know who happens to be a clinician.
Available in English, Spanish, Hindi, Mandarin, and Tagalog
Hi, I'm Piu.
Not scripted FAQs. Not a chatbot loop. Piu reads what you actually wrote, knows your condition, and answers like a clinician would — with sources you can verify.
Yes, in moderation. A glass with dinner is fine for most people on metformin. Two things to watch: heavy drinking raises your risk of a rare but serious reaction called lactic acidosis, and alcohol can drop your blood sugar overnight — so don’t drink on an empty stomach.
Your morning glucose has been steady. I'd say enjoy your wine.
No — don’t double up. Just take your normal dose today and get back to schedule. Doubling lisinopril can drop your blood pressure too fast and make you dizzy.
Want me to set a backup reminder for 9 AM tomorrow?
Yes, with a tweak. Try basmati instead of white rice — it has a lower glycemic index — and pair it with dal and a vegetable. Keep the portion to about a cup cooked.
The goal isn't to give up the foods you grew up with. It's to make them work for your body now.
Piu cites clinical sources for every answer. Tap any answer in the app to see the source.
Meds, meals, movement, mood, habits, physio — ask in plain words and Piu answers with the context of your condition and the time of day. She’ll even drop in a short video when it helps.
Same question. Different person. Different answer. That's the point.
Most chatbots forget you the moment you close the app. Piu doesn't — and that's how she actually helps over time.
Piu remembers your conditions, your meds, your habits, and your everyday context — what you ate yesterday, when your last lab was, how your knee has been, who your cardiologist is.
You can ask her what she remembers. You can ask her to forget something. You can export everything or delete it all.
How memory works →Knowing what Piu doesn't do is as important as knowing what she does.
If you tell Piu you're having chest pain, she calls 911 with you. That's not a feature. That's a non-negotiable.
And she knows the foods, the cooking, the holidays, the rhythms that English-only health apps don't.
More languages coming. Your suggestions welcome.
A small, vetted library instead of an endless feed — sleep, alcohol, smoking, hygiene — clipped to a couple of minutes each and chosen for the conditions you actually have.
Free during pilot. iOS · Android · ~12 MB.
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