Lenaya Health

Never leave a doctor's visit unsure again.

Lenaya Health records your appointment, explains it in plain language, and hands you a simple to-do list — so you and your family always know what was said, and exactly what comes next.

What the app does

Records your visit

You start a recording at your appointment. Lenaya Health transcribes it.

Explains it plainly

A clear recap of the whole conversation, in everyday language.

Your to-do list

Referrals to make, appointments to book, medicines to pick up.

Reads your documents

Upload labs and after-visit notes; the app pulls out what matters.

Answers your questions

Ask about your own care. Answers come only from your own visits and documents.

Care Circle

Invite family or caregivers so they can follow along and ask their own questions.

Why we ask for your information

We only ask for what the app needs to work. Here is every request and the reason for it.

What we request	Why
Your Google account name and email	To create and sign you into your account. This is the only information we receive from Google. We do not read your Gmail, contacts, calendar, or files.
Microphone access	To record an appointment when you choose to start a recording. Nothing is recorded unless you start it.
Camera access	Only if you photograph a paper document to upload it.
Documents you upload	To extract lab values and instructions so the app can answer questions about them.
Phone number (optional)	To send a verification code if you choose to add one.
Payment details	Handled by our payment processor for paid plans. We never store your card number.

We do not sell your information, and we do not use your recordings, documents, or health information to train AI models. Your information is shared only with the people you personally invite into your Care Circle, and with the service providers that run the app on our behalf.

Important

Lenaya Health is a note-taking and organization tool. It does not provide medical advice, it is not a medical device, and it is not a substitute for your clinician. It is not for emergencies — call 911 if you have one. Recording laws vary by state, and you are responsible for getting consent before you record.