WaseetAI

WaseetAI supports clinician-led blood pressure monitoring for patients who have been enrolled by a participating care organization, and for the clinicians who look after them. FOR PATIENTS See your monitoring profile in one place: your condition, your blood pressure target, how often you are asked to check in, and when the next check-in is due. A guided check-in walks you through recording a systolic and diastolic reading, confirming whether you took your medication, and selecting from the symptom list your clinician chose for you. When you submit, the app tells you plainly what happens next and whether your care team is reviewing. A notifications view keeps missed readings, upcoming readings, and clinician review activity in one list. FOR CLINICIANS Work from a worklist ordered by clinical priority, filtered by case stage, so the patients who need attention appear first. Open a case to review the care plan, a case brief that links every claim back to the check-in it came from, the agent journey showing the operational steps taken on the case, blood pressure trends with target lines, appointment and referral handling, and a full audit log. AI TRANSPARENCY AND CONTROL Patients see the current AI disclosure and can grant or withdraw AI consent from Account and Settings at any time. Clinicians make the clinical decisions; the app prepares and presents evidence for them. The agent journey shows only persisted, display-safe operational events. Private reasoning, prompts, model output, and tool arguments are never shown. PRIVACY AND ACCOUNT CONTROL Sign-in sessions are held in the device's encrypted secure storage. Release builds refuse plain HTTP and disable Android backup of app data. Both patients and clinicians can delete their account from inside the app, under Account and Settings. The app is available in English and Arabic, including full right-to-left layout. IMPORTANT WaseetAI requires an account enrolled by a participating care organization; you cannot create access on your own. It supports care between you and your clinical team and does not replace clinical judgement or professional medical advice. It is not for emergencies. If you think you are having a medical emergency, contact your local emergency services.