One Clear, Connected Understanding.
AuraMed helps you understand the medicines and supplements you use.
Scan a label or type a product's name. AuraMed identifies the product, and when it finds the product's official label record, it shows you what that label says and names the source.
WHAT YOU SEE FOR A PRODUCT
• What it is, and what its official label says it is for
• The directions and warnings from its official label, quoted, where the label has them
• Its ingredients, compared name for name with the allergies you record
• When a check could not be done, such as a recall check, a plain "Not checked" instead of a guess
AuraMed uses official U.S. label data from the FDA and the NIH.
YOUR ALLERGIES, CHECKED BY NAME
Record your allergies once. When a product lists an ingredient you recorded, AuraMed tells you and names the ingredient. It compares names; it does not decide which products belong to a drug class, so always check with your pharmacist.
YOUR MEDICINES IN ONE PLACE
Keep everything you take in one list, with the times you take each one, and record a fixed course such as antibiotics.
REMINDERS
Get a reminder at the times you set, with "I took it" and "Not yet" right in the notification.
ASK AURA
Ask Aura, the in-app assistant, how to use AuraMed, by typing or out loud. AuraMed never listens on its own: there is no wake word, and nothing is recorded until you tap.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your medicine list, history, and Health Profile are kept on your device. When you scan or ask a question, what is needed for the answer is sent securely to be processed; it is not saved to an account or linked to you. If you turn reminders on, the reminder times, item names, your time zone, and your device's notification address are stored so the reminders can be sent. We never sell your data.
BUILT TO FAIL SAFE
If AuraMed cannot read a label clearly or is not sure what a product is, it tells you so instead of guessing. It does not tell you whether a product is safe for you — that is a question for your pharmacist.
AuraMed is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. It provides educational information only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your pharmacist, doctor, or another qualified healthcare professional.
Understand what you take. Scan a medicine and see its official label, sourced.