As people live longer and chronic conditions become increasingly common, managing health has become more complex than ever. Singapore health tech company Genie Health aims to change that with the launch of two AI-driven systems designed to help both consumers and healthcare providers better manage medical information.

The first, Genie, is a personal health guide that helps people organize, understand and manage their health. The idea is to help consumers who juggle medical reports, health screenings, wearable devices, medications and advice from multiple providers, since much of this information remains fragmented and difficult to understand.

The second, Genie SmartCare, is a provider-focused agentic AI platform developed to transform patient engagement and health information into meaningful intelligence. The goal is to help healthcare providers, who face growing administrative burdens as they manage expanding volumes of patient data alongside rising demand for care.

Together, Genie and Genie SmartCare combine to form a two-sided health intelligence platform, built for Singapore, the company said. By connecting consumers and healthcare providers, the hope is that they will transform fragmented health information into meaningful intelligence—helping people better understand their health while enabling providers to deliver.

For consumers, Genie is designed to consolidate medical reports, wearable data, and family history into a single, secure health locker. By identifying meaningful trends and answering personalized questions, it proactively guides members on their daily health journey, according to the company.

For healthcare providers, SmartCare is designed to transform fragmented patient information into actionable clinical intelligence. By automating patient engagement, interpreting reports, and generating clinical summaries, it significantly reduces administrative workflows, allowing healthcare teams to spend more time on patient care.

Most digital health products focus on either consumers or healthcare providers, Genie Health said. By combining persistent consumer health profiles with intelligent provider workflows, the platform aims to improve continuity of care, reduce administrative burden and enable more personalized healthcare experiences over time.

“People don’t need more health data. They need help understanding it and knowing what changes they can make to improve their health,” said Hari V. Krishnan, co-founder and CEO of Genie Health. “Every day, consumers collect more information about their health while providers spend more time managing it. Our goal is to transform fragmented health information into meaningful intelligence that helps people make better decisions and enables clinicians to deliver better care.”

Genie Health has been developed and tested in collaboration with Singapore consumers and healthcare providers over the past year. The company said it believes that moving healthcare beyond episodic interactions toward continuous, personalized health guidance represents one of the most important opportunities for AI in healthcare. Maintaining a persistent health profile that evolves over time will help people become more proactive about their health while giving providers richer context to support better clinical decisions, the company said.

The Genie app is now available free on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store in Singapore, while Genie SmartCare is available to healthcare providers across Singapore.