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The health app that connects the dots for you.

Sanora is your health information hub: daily tracking, medical research, cost budgeting, and health plan analysis, all read together by AI so you always know what matters next — in a weekly brief built for anyone managing an ongoing health condition. 100% private: no ads, no data selling, OCR never leaves your device.

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Understand Weekly AI briefs connect your vitals, meds, appointments, spending, and trusted medical research into one clear picture.

Track Vitals, meds, appointments, and body metrics with live HealthKit sync.

Insure Compare ACA marketplace plans by ZIP and family size — real premium quotes.

Find Care Search 8M+ providers filtered by your insurer, state, and specialty.

Save See what procedures and drugs actually cost before you receive care.

Chronic condition management Open enrollment prep Family health planning Cost-conscious care Health research & education Voice-first logging

What's included free

Vitals tracking & health records
AI health chat (5/day)
Sanora Voice navigation
Cost Intelligence & dashboard
Medication reminders
Community & health news

Sanora AI Home screen showing today's health insight, health score, calorie balance, upcoming appointment and medication, step and sleep stats, and a weekly health brief

Your daily loop

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What Sanora Does

AI that connects the dots, not just another tracker.

Vitals, medications, appointments, insurance, spending, and medical research — tracked separately, they're just data. Together, read by AI, they become a weekly brief that tells you what to do next.

Track everything in one place

Log vitals, medications, symptoms, appointments, and lab results. Apple Health and Oura Ring sync keep data flowing in automatically — no manual entry required. AI-curated medical research and health news stay personalized to your conditions.

Compare ACA insurance plans

Enter your ZIP and family ages to get real monthly premium quotes from state exchanges and federal marketplace plans. Compare deductibles, OOP max, and coverage side by side before open enrollment.

Find care that actually takes your insurance

Search 8M+ providers from the national NPPES registry. Filter by insurer, state, ZIP, and specialty — find doctors that are actually in your network, not just near you.

Know what care costs before you receive it

CMS Medicare hospital procedure data, Medicaid drug pricing, and your personal cost dashboard show what care should cost — so you can make informed decisions before the bill arrives.

Privacy-first design

OCR stays on-device

Government-backed health data

No ads. No data selling.

How It Fits

From tracking to insuring to finding care — in three steps.

Log your health

Add vitals, medications, or questions by tapping or speaking naturally. Sanora reads live data from Apple Health too.

Compare and find

Search ACA plans by ZIP, compare premium quotes, then find in-network providers filtered to your insurer and location.

Act with confidence

Follow AI guidance, understand costs before appointments, scan bills with OCR, and never miss a medication or renewal.

Real Moments

Where Sanora becomes useful fast.

Built for the moments when you need clarity — not more noise.

Open enrollment is coming and you need to compare ACA plans for your family by ZIP.

You need a cardiologist — and you want one that actually accepts your insurance.

You got a medical bill and want to scan it, understand it, and dispute if needed.

Your resting heart rate spiked and you want context across the past two weeks.

You need a prescription refill and want to know the cash price before the pharmacy visit.

You want one place for vitals, benefits, providers, and health guidance.

Who It Is For

Sanora is for anyone who wants more clarity and less friction.

People navigating open enrollment who want real quotes, not estimates.
Families comparing ACA plans across medical, dental, and vision coverage.
People managing chronic conditions who want clear tracking and pattern recognition.
Anyone who wants to find providers that actually accept their insurance.
Cost-conscious patients who want to know what care costs before receiving it.
People who prefer voice-first logging when typing is inconvenient.