From finding care to following through.

    Getting healthcare in New Zealand often means endless phone calls, long waits, and trying to hold all the doctor's instructions in your head. Medly helps whānau find the right care, and keeps the thread from breaking once you have it.

    Two products. One clear thread.

    One gets you into care. The other makes sure nothing falls through once you're there.

    1. Finding care

    Care navigation

    Skip the ring-around and the hold music.

    Describe what's wrong in your own words. Medly will work out what kind of care you need, a GP, urgent care or telehealth, and point you straight to it.

    • Speak in plain language: No medical jargon required. Just tell us how you feel.
    • A clear next step, not a directory: A direct path to care, not a list of phone numbers to call.
    • Built for Aotearoa: Tailored to the realities of the local health system.

    In development: we're recruiting our founding cohort.

    2. Following through

    Care coordination

    Everything in one calm place.

    Keep track of a child's care between doctor visits without the cognitive overload. Medly brings visits, next steps, medications and paperwork together, and gives you a clear next move if an appointment or referral falls through.

    • One thread per child: Dedicated timelines so nothing gets mixed up.
    • Reminders before things slip: Gentle nudges to keep you on track.
    • No dead ends: If a step stalls, Medly offers a practical next move.

    Available now: start tracking care today.

    Designed for Aotearoa. Secured for whānau.

    Medly is built in New Zealand, for New Zealand. Your health information is stored securely in Sydney, Australia, chosen deliberately so local health data stays within the region.

    Medly helps you get care and keep track of it. It is a logistical tool, not a medical service, and does not give clinical advice.

    In a medical emergency, call 111.

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