MICA

MICA

Your first stop for healthcare.
Doctor review coming soon.

Your health,
explained.

Each card shows one possible cause, why it fits what you described, and the medical sources behind it. You go through it with your doctor*.

* MICA suggests. Your doctor confirms.

Backed by real evidence*

One possible cause, up close

A MICA health card for one possible cause, 22q11.2 deletion syndrome

* 502,490 likelihood ratios across 10,201 conditions, derived from HPO and Orphanet annotations. 0 clinically reviewed.

Every number on this card is real output from MICA, for a sample case.

◎

Every part, explained

Scroll to see what each part of the card means, highlighted on the card as you go.

  1. How strongly it points
  2. Where the fact comes from
  3. A tie
  4. What you do not have
  5. No guessed percentage
  6. Your doctor's sign-off
  7. What to check next
× 12.9664A cleft palate multiplies the odds of this condition by about 13. MICA multiplies these together to put the possibilities in order.
ORPHA:567Every fact names the medical database it came from, so you or your doctor can check it.
= TiedTwo possibilities scored exactly the same, so MICA shows them side by side instead of picking one.
Seizures: no"She has no seizures" counts too. On this card it changes nothing (× 1.0); on many others, what you do not have lowers the odds.
No percentageMICA will not invent a percentage. It shows you the evidence instead.
Doctor sign-offYour doctor checks the card and signs off before anything is final.
On the backThe back of every card names the one thing worth checking next, to narrow it down with your doctor.

Every fact,
sourced.

How it works

Your first stop, for anything.

01You describe it

Just say what is wrong.

In your own words, any time, from anywhere. No forms and no medical terms. A parent can type it exactly the way they would say it to a friend.

02Emergencies first

If it could be serious, it says so first.

Before anything else, MICA checks for warning signs, like chest pain with trouble breathing. If it finds one, it stops and tells you to call emergency services right away.

03Possible causes

It works out what it could be.

A rash that will not go away or symptoms that do not add up: MICA checks 10,201 conditions, including rare ones that are easy to miss, and shows which fit and why.

04A doctor checks it · Coming soon

A doctor reviews it.

Once our pilots begin, a licensed physician will see what you wrote, every possible cause and the evidence behind it. They make the call, and nothing is final until they sign off.

05Prescriptions · Coming soon

When you need medicine.

MICA drafts the prescription from what you told it. A licensed physician reviews and signs it. Sending it straight to your pharmacy is coming soon.

A parent holding a baby
A dark night sky over mountains
A baby's hand resting in an adult's palm
A doctor holding a tablet
A pharmacist reaching for medicine on a shelf

The evidence

What every card is built on.

Every number on a MICA card comes from public medical databases. Nothing is invented, and every link names the source it came from.

Sources: the Human Phenotype Ontology and Orphanet.

Current status

Where MICA stands today.

MICA is an investigational product in testing and is not available for clinical use. These are its limitations, stated plainly.

Status as of November 2026.

  1. 502,490

    Symptom links

    Each link between a symptom and a condition names its source.

  2. 10,201

    Conditions

    Many of them rare and easy to miss.

  3. 2,233

    Symptoms

    Signs MICA can recognise in everyday words.

  4. 2,991

    Known rates

    Conditions with a published figure for how common they are.

  5. 4,293

    Age of onset

    Where the usual starting age helps rule things in or out.

  6. 0

    Reviewed by doctors

    None yet. Clinical review is what our pilots are for.

  1. Not cleared or approved by the FDA.

    Regulatory

    A licensed clinician makes every final decision.

  2. 0 of 502,490 links reviewed.

    Clinical review

    No symptom link has yet been checked by a clinician.

  3. Not yet measured.

    Accuracy

    No accuracy claims until it has been formally evaluated.

  4. Testing only.

    Prescriptions

    Drafts need a licensed physician's signature. None has reached a pharmacy.

  5. Not HIPAA-certified.

    Privacy

    Please do not enter real personal or health information.

  6. Not an emergency service.

    Emergencies

    In an emergency, call your local emergency number now.

Contact

Work with us.

We are looking for clinics to pilot with, clinicians to review the evidence, and regulatory advisors. Write to either of us.

Clinicians and clinics

Pilot MICA with your patients under supervision, or review the symptom links in your specialty.

[email protected][email protected]

Investors and partners

Talk to us about pilots, partnerships and the path to regulatory clearance.

[email protected][email protected]

Patients and families

There is nothing to sign up for yet, and we will not collect your details until there is. If you need care now, contact a clinician.