Snap the papers, the PDFs, the voice notes. Ask in plain words. It all stays on your phone — a folder of files you own — and the bird helps you find it.
Rolling out on iPhone now. Leave your email and you're first in when it reaches you. No spam, one launch note.
Delete the app someday and your records are still yours — plain files, still readable.
Northern mockingbirds learn up to 200 sounds in a lifetime and remix whatever the neighborhood offers — right down to the beep of a kitchen appliance. That felt right for a health companion: it learns the whole story of your care, keeps what matters, and plays it back the moment you need it.
Because right now, nobody holds your whole story. Labs live in one hospital portal, prescriptions in a pharmacy app, a kid's vaccine card in a kitchen drawer. When a doctor asks "any changes since last time?", you're the database — and you're tired. MicrowaveOS keeps it all in one place that belongs to you.
"Polyglottos" means many-tongued. One bird, an entire soundboard of its surroundings.
Your companion works the same way. Mention once that you're six feet tall, take metformin, or quit smoking, and it offers to remember. Every fact you confirm makes the next answer about you — not about a pamphlet's average patient.
A small model on your device reads every question first and decides where it's allowed to go before any connection opens. Errors only ever route up into a more-private lane, never down. Here's the whole path.
Most record questions are answered on-device and never touch the network at all. Free, private, instant.
Personal-but-not-health tasks run in a hardware-attested confidential enclave. Confidentiality you can verify, not just trust.
Health workflows run under a signed Business Associate Agreement — contractual and technical protection for the sensitive parts.
Every routing decision writes to a tamper-evident, hash-chained log you can export — which questions stayed on device, which lane handled the rest, and when. The skeptical can run our public evaluation suite live on their own phone.
questions left your phone today.
Counted on your Today screen, every day.
Every incumbent has to hold your data on their servers, organize it around the hospital instead of you, or lose it when you leave. Occupying our corner would mean breaking their own business model.
| Patient portals MyChart & peers |
AI aggregators ChatGPT Health, Google |
Apple Health device-private |
MicrowaveOS |
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The full on-device product is free forever. Annual billing everywhere gets two months free.
Prompts and memory follow the identical on-device path on every tier. Paying more never means less privacy — it means more people covered and more capability unlocked.
MicrowaveOS organizes, retrieves, and summarizes your own health information and prepares questions for your clinician. It does not diagnose, treat, or recommend interventions. That bright line is enforced in the copy, the interface, and the model prompts, and it's reviewed as a release gate.
Outside HIPAA's blast radius. The company never possesses your health data; a breach of our servers can't expose records we never stored.
Not a medical device. Organization and wellness sit outside FDA SaMD rules. We stay on the wellness side of the line, deliberately.
Your data, your rights. Because everything lives on-device, you already hold — and can already delete — all of it.
MicrowaveOS for iPhone is rolling out now. Leave your email and walk into your next appointment as the prepared one — everything stays on your phone, and the bird stays delighted.
No spam, one launch note. The bird has your back.