Help us put health back in people's hands.
We're looking for creators in every health community on Earth, in every language, in every country, who want to tell the story of what consumer health AI can be when it's built for the patient instead of the platform.
Pick the community you create for, and tell us your story.
This is what we built.
Savva is a consumer health AI app that pulls your medical records, your wearable data, your home health devices, and your everyday inputs into one place on your phone. Then it lets you ask any of 12 AI models (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, on-device Llama and Gemma, and more) about your own data, side by side, in plain language. Connect digitally where you can. Photograph paper records where you can't: our on-device scanner works in 17 languages and turns any lab printout, prescription, or discharge summary into structured, searchable data.
Everything lives on your phone. No account. No email. No password. No cloud storage. No data collection. If you choose an on-device AI model, the app works with no internet at all, which matters for the millions of people in rural areas, fragile settings, and low-connectivity regions whose existing options for consumer health AI are essentially zero.
The full app is $9.99 a year for the AI layer, and free entirely without it. We localize pricing by country, so the actual amount you pay depends on where you live. The point is that the price is low enough that nobody is excluded from the benefit, anywhere on Earth.
Why is it so cheap? Honest answer: most consumer health apps charge $50 to $200 a year because they need to fund marketing budgets and paid acquisition. We don't. We're building this grassroots, through real people and real communities, which is the only reason the price can stay where it is. That math only works if creators like you help build the community with us. Which is the whole point of this page.
Why us and not them.
Every other consumer health AI is built around the same architecture: you give them your name, your email, your records, sometimes your birthday and phone number, and they store all of it on their servers. Then they hand you a chatbot. That data lives on their machines forever. It gets monetized. It gets breached. The "premium" version costs more and protects you no better than the free version.
Savva does the opposite. Same architecture for every user, anywhere on Earth. No tiered privacy. No "humanitarian version" with fewer features. A longevity creator in Tokyo and a refugee family in Amman get the exact same app, the exact same privacy, the exact same AI models, for the exact same price (localized).
That's why we're looking for creators who don't just want another brand deal. The Savva community is built around a few simple ideas:
- Your audience deserves better than what consumer health AI has been offering. Better privacy. Better access to their own data. Better tools for understanding their own bodies. We built the better thing.
- Educating your community is the work. Your role isn't to sell. It's to teach. We hope Savva becomes part of the community you've already built, helping you and your followers live longer and feel better.
- Quality of life is the actual outcome we care about. Not engagement metrics. Not download counts. Whether your followers are healthier, calmer, and more in control of their own data a year after they started using Savva.
If that sounds like what you're already doing on your platforms, you're who we're looking for.
For creators living with or coaching through high blood pressure.
Who this is for
You manage your own hypertension, or you create content for the millions of people who do. You know the difference between a doctor's office reading and a kitchen-counter reading. You've felt the frustration of home cuffs that disagree with the clinic.
What we'd love you to share
- The arc. Day one (followed the full AHA protocol for the first time, here's what my number actually looked like). Week one (here's how the home and clinic readings finally line up). Month one (here's the conversation with my doctor that was different because of the data).
- The specifics. Savva walks you through the AHA blood pressure protocol: 5-minute rest, two readings a minute apart, averaged. Most consumer apps just take a number. We implement what the AHA actually says.
- The community. Tag with
#SavvaBPand#SavvaWithMeso anyone managing their pressure can find your story.
Why your community needs this
Tens of millions of people are managing hypertension based on home readings that don't match their clinic numbers. They don't know why. Savva is the first consumer app that fixes the technique, so the numbers finally match, so the medication decisions are made on data anyone can trust.
For creators living with diabetes or building content around glucose data.
Who this is for
You have Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes managed with a CGM (Dexcom, Stelo, Libre, Levels, Nutrisense, Signos), with fingerstick testing, or with both. You might also be a non-diabetic CGM wearer creating content around metabolic health. Either way, you log meals, you titrate, you track A1c trends, you teach your audience how to read their own glucose curve.
What we'd love you to share
- The arc. Day one (logged your first reading, however you measure, plus your records and medication list). Week one (the meal-tagging story, the spike you didn't expect, the food you'll never look at the same again). Month one (the A1c trend, the time-in-range improvement, the doctor visit that was different).
- The specifics. Time in Range calculated the way the ADA defines it (formula shown). Meal markers tied to glucose responses 2 hours later. The dose-and-A1c correlation across years. The full liver panel and kidney function tracked alongside.
- The community. Tag with
#SavvaDiabetesand#SavvaWithMeso people newly diagnosed or long-managing can find your content.
Why your community needs this
Diabetes management apps usually do one thing well and four things badly. Savva pulls your CGM or fingerstick readings, your A1c history, your medications, your visit notes, your wearable data, and your meal logs onto one timeline. Then it lets you ask any of 12 AI models for a read on your data. No more screenshotting between five apps.
For creators on Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro, Zepbound, or any other weight-loss journey.
Who this is for
You're documenting your GLP-1 journey publicly. Dose schedule, side effects, food behavior, weight chart, the plateau, the next titration. Your audience is people going through the same thing, looking for honest content from someone who isn't selling them anything.
What we'd love you to share
- The arc. Day one (logged my first Wegovy dose, here's my starting weight). Week four (the chart, the side effects, the food noise update). Month three (the plateau, the titration, the doctor conversation, the bend in the curve). Savva is the first app where your dose and your weight live on the same chart, so the cause-and-effect is visible.
- The specifics. Dose changes as dotted lines on your weight curve. AI analyzing why you've plateaued. The 2-tap dose log from your lock screen. Logging meals to see post-meal glucose response.
- The community. Tag with
#SavvaWeightlossand#SavvaWithMeso the broader weight-loss community can find you.
Why your community needs this
GLP-1 journeys are messy, expensive, and full of plateaus that other tracking apps don't help you understand. Savva is the first app that ties dose to outcome on a single chart, with an AI that can explain why a 6-week plateau might mean you're due for a dose bump.
For creators optimizing for longevity, biological age, and the long game.
Who this is for
You're tracking ApoB, HbA1c, eGFR, HRV, deep sleep, VO2 max, and 15 other things. Your audience follows you because you do the work, run the protocols, and share the numbers. You've been hacking your way around fragmented data for years.
What we'd love you to share
- The arc. Day one (showing your audience how Savva pulls your records, your CGM, your WHOOP/Oura/Garmin, your scale, and your last 5 years of bloodwork into one timeline). Week one (the patterns you can finally see). Month one (the protocol change you made because of what one of the AIs surfaced).
- The specifics. Comparing how Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, and on-device Llama read the same lab panel. The biomarker trends you can finally see (ApoB over 4 years across three labs, on one line). The goal-setting depth (TIR, GMI, UACR, full liver panel).
- The community. Tag with
#SavvaBiohackerand#SavvaWithMeso the longevity community can find you.
Why your community needs this
The longevity stack is fragmented. Your CGM in one app, your wearable in another, your labs at three different services that don't talk to each other. Savva is the first consumer tool that pulls all of it onto one timeline, with multi-AI analysis that doesn't lock you into one model's blind spots.
For creators managing lipid disorders, liver conditions, kidney disease, and other chronic conditions.
Who this is for
You're managing one or more chronic conditions: lipidemia (familial hypercholesterolemia, elevated ApoB, mixed dyslipidemia), liver issues (NAFLD/MASLD, elevated ALT/AST, fibrosis), chronic kidney disease (eGFR decline, UACR concerns, CKD staging), or any of the other quietly serious conditions that don't get the same attention as diabetes or hypertension. Your audience trusts you because you've lived it.
What we'd love you to share
- The arc. Day one (got my records into Savva, whether by connecting to a hospital portal or by photographing paper labs going back years, and saw the trend I never saw before). Week one (here's what I learned about my lipid panel reading the way the AI explains it). Month one (here's the conversation with my hepatologist or nephrologist that was different because I walked in with my whole record).
- The specifics. Full lipid panel on one chart (LDL, HDL, triglycerides, ApoB where available). Four liver enzymes on one chart (ALT, AST, ALP, GGT). eGFR and UACR trends across every lab you've ever used. The longitudinal view going back as far as your records hold, whether that's a connected hospital, a stack of paper from a clinic that closed, or both, sometimes reaching back to the 1990s.
- The community. Tag with
#SavvaChronicand#SavvaWithMeso others managing the same conditions can find your story.
Why your community needs this
Lipid disorders, liver disease, and CKD are quiet, slow, and hard to see in any single visit. Savva is the first consumer tool that pulls every lab from every provider onto one chart, so the trend that took 10 years to develop is visible in one screen. Specialists who don't talk to each other can now see the same complete picture you do.
What we're asking, and what you get in return.
What we're asking
- Tell your real story. Not scripted. The arc, day one to month three, with the moments that actually surprised you.
- Use the shared hashtags in English. Every community has a primary tag and a shared #SavvaWithMe tag. Even when you create in your local language, keep the hashtags in English so the global Savva community compounds across borders.
- Show, don't just sell. The strongest content is when you're using the app on camera, sharing a screenshot of a real chart, or walking through a feature that helped you. Educating your community is the work; selling isn't.
- Be honest. If something doesn't work for you, say so. We'd rather hear it on your feed than pretend it's perfect. We're building this with the community, not at it.
What you get
- Free Pro, for as long as you create with us. The full 12+ AI model layer, cloud and on-device, no caps inside the Pro tier. You can show your audience the same product they'd pay for, without paying for it.
- A community where Savva is part of the conversation, not separate from it. Our hope is simple: that your community becomes healthier and lives a better quality of life because you and Savva are in it together.
- No exclusivity. Keep working with every other brand and creator. We don't ask you to choose us.
- No data extraction. Most brand partners ask you for campaign analytics: who clicked, who engaged, demographic breakdowns of your audience. We don't do that. Your audience belongs to you and to the platforms you create on, not to us.
- A direct line to the founders. Bugs, feature requests, questions, complaints. You text us, we read it.