MVP Available
Flutter Android app, document upload, Cloud Function OCR pipeline, and Firestore-backed document library are live and functional.
Current StageA working healthcare document management platform for India — upload PDFs and images, extract text with Gemini AI medical OCR, and receive AI-generated summaries. Built on Firebase and Google Cloud.
A clear, staged rollout — not a concept deck. The core pipeline is built and running on Google Cloud today.
Flutter Android app, document upload, Cloud Function OCR pipeline, and Firestore-backed document library are live and functional.
Current StageOnboarding early users from the waitlist. Refining OCR accuracy, in-app summary viewer, and upload experience based on real medical documents.
Q3 2026Google Play release, expanded document types, and production-scale infrastructure on Google Cloud for nationwide availability in India.
Q4 2026In India, patients receive lab reports, prescriptions, and discharge summaries across disconnected hospitals and diagnostic chains — with no unified way to store or understand them.
Lab results, prescriptions, and scans live in different places — paper folders, email attachments, hospital portals.
Medical jargon makes it hard to understand what reports actually mean for your health.
Critical records get misplaced when you need them most — during emergencies or specialist visits.
Your complete health story is never in one place, making continuity of care difficult.
Aarogya Vault connects a Flutter mobile client to a Firebase backend and Gemini AI pipeline — giving individuals a single place to store and understand their medical documents.
Cloud-backed vault for prescriptions, lab reports, imaging, and diagnostic PDFs.
Automatically extract text from uploaded PDFs and medical images.
Patient-friendly explanations of complex medical reports powered by Gemini AI.
Organized library for all your healthcare documents in one secure place.
Documents and OCR results stored in your personal Firestore-backed vault — accessible across sessions.
Every item below maps to shipped code in our Flutter app and Firebase Cloud Functions — not a roadmap slide.
ocr_results collection, ready for in-app display.
Core capabilities shipping in the MVP — with a clear roadmap for what comes next.
Documents stored in Firebase Cloud Storage with TLS in transit. Files scoped per-user via storage path conventions and security rules.
Gemini 2.5 Flash extracts text from uploaded PDFs and images via a Cloud Function — no manual data entry required.
Gemini AI generates concise, patient-readable summaries from extracted report text — informational only, not medical advice.
Search across document names, types, and OCR-extracted content — planned for beta release.
Visual chronological view of your medical history — coming in a future release.
Manage health records for family members from a single account — planned for Phase 3.
The exact pipeline running in our Cloud Function today — from Flutter upload to Gemini AI output.
User signs in via Google OAuth, selects a document type (prescription, lab report, discharge summary, etc.), and uploads a PDF or image through the Flutter app.
File lands in Firebase Cloud Storage at documents/{userId}/{documentId}. A Cloud Function (onDocumentUploaded) fires automatically on finalize.
The function downloads the file and sends it to Gemini 2.5 Flash with a structured prompt to extract medical text and preserve terminology.
Gemini returns structured JSON with extractedText and summary fields, stored in Firestore ocr_results for the user to access.
Document metadata and OCR results are protected by Firestore security rules — only the authenticated owner can read their records.
A walkthrough of the live MVP — upload, OCR processing, and AI summary generation on Google Cloud.
Flutter Android app with document library, upload flow, and AI summary view — screenshots from the live build coming soon.
Document Library
AI Summary View
Upload Flow
Medical OCR and summary generation run on Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash model — integrated directly into our Cloud Functions backend.
Multimodal AI · Medical document processing
When a user uploads a medical document, our onDocumentUploaded Cloud Function sends the file to Gemini with a purpose-built OCR prompt. The model returns structured JSON containing the full extracted text and a concise medical summary — both stored in Firestore for retrieval.
This is not a wrapper around a chatbot. It is a dedicated medical OCR pipeline designed for prescriptions, lab reports, diagnostic PDFs, and medical images — the document types Indian patients handle every day.
Cloud Function downloads the uploaded PDF or image from Firebase Cloud Storage.
File sent to Gemini 2.5 Flash with a structured prompt to extract medical text while preserving terminology and values.
Gemini produces a patient-readable summary alongside the raw extracted text in a single API call.
Results saved to ocr_results/{documentId} — linked to the user's document record for in-app access.
AI-generated summaries are informational only and do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Aarogya Vault is not a medical device and makes no regulatory compliance claims.
Every layer of Aarogya Vault runs on Google infrastructure — from mobile auth to serverless OCR to this website.
Client Layer
Backend Layer
Compute & AI Layer
Privacy by design — implemented in Firestore security rules and per-user storage paths, not just stated in a policy.
Firebase Auth with Google Sign-In. Every API call requires a valid authenticated session.
Files stored in Firebase Cloud Storage under per-user paths. Data transmitted over TLS.
Firestore security rules ensure users can only access their own documents and data.
You retain ownership of your health records. We do not sell your personal data.
Aarogya Vault is designed with privacy in mind. We do not make regulatory compliance claims. Always consult healthcare professionals for medical decisions.
Built by a founder who saw the problem firsthand — and chose Google Cloud to solve it at scale.
Founder & CEO, Aarogya Vault
India · Healthcare AI · Digital Health
Across India, patients collect stacks of lab reports, prescriptions, and discharge summaries from different hospitals and diagnostic labs — yet have no single place to store, search, or understand them. When a family member needed repeated explanations of blood test results, the gap became personal: medical documents are written for clinicians, not patients.
"I built Aarogya Vault because healthcare data belongs to the individual — not scattered across paper files and hospital portals. By combining Firebase's secure infrastructure with Gemini AI's document understanding, we can give every person ownership and clarity over their own medical history."
Amrit founded Aarogya Vault as a bootstrapped AI healthcare startup focused on the Indian market — choosing Google Cloud and Firebase as the production foundation from day one. The name Aarogya (आरोग्य) means health in Hindi, reflecting the mission to make healthcare document management accessible to every Indian household.
Today, the MVP is live: a Flutter app on Android, a serverless OCR pipeline on Cloud Functions, and Gemini-powered medical summaries — built to scale on the same Google infrastructure powering the next phase of growth.
"To become the personal health record layer for the next billion people."
Phase 1
Secure upload, storage, OCR, and AI summaries for individual medical records.
MVP LivePhase 2
Trend analysis, health patterns, and proactive document intelligence.
PlannedPhase 3
Shared vaults for managing records across family members.
PlannedPhase 4
Connect with hospitals, labs, and digital health platforms.
PlannedJoin the beta waitlist for early access to the Android app. We are onboarding users as we move from MVP to public launch.