The journey to a rare-disease diagnosis takes an average of 4.7 years and eight or more specialists. Kindravia brings the search into one place — a community you can ask for insight, people matched to your symptoms and genes, and health data that stays yours.
Create · Connect · Explore · Discover — together.
Sources: Nguengang Wakap et al., Eur. J. Human Genetics (2020); EURORDIS Rare Barometer, Orphanet J. Rare Dis. (2024); NORD.
Records, notes, photos, video, and DNA — brought together, made searchable by AI, and turned into answers you and the people like you can actually use. You own all of it, and you choose what's ever shared.
Now with AI that can reason across symptoms, genes, and the medical literature — and a resource search made for exhausted people reading at 2 a.m.
Build a private profile of symptoms, test results, and treatments — and securely pull in your own medical records, a right now protected by law.
Match with others by symptom, gene, or experience — even before a diagnosis has a name. You are rarely as alone as the odyssey makes you feel.
Ask in plain language and get trusted, sourced resources back — an AI research companion that helps you prepare for the next appointment.
On your terms, connect to matchmaking, studies, and clinical trials — turning shared experience into the discovery of answers.
Post what you're facing — a symptom that doesn't add up, a "variant of unknown significance," an inconclusive test, a dead end at the last appointment. Families who've been there, patients further down the road, and the researchers who follow these threads answer. No one should have to solve this alone.
Every thread turns one family's hard-won experience into the insight that shortens someone else's search. You always choose what you share, and with whom.
This idea was ahead of its time. The technology and the rules have finally caught up.
Federal rules (the 21st Century Cures Act and modern health-data standards) give you the right to pull your own medical records into an app you choose. What used to be impossible is now the law.
New AI can reason across symptoms, genes, and millions of medical papers — and in studies now matches or beats specialists at surfacing rare-disease possibilities. We put that within reach of the people it's about.
After high-profile failures in consumer genetics, people rightly ask, "what happens to my data?" We built Kindravia so the answer is simple: it stays yours.
Your health information falls under privacy laws stricter than HIPAA — and we go beyond even those. Here's exactly what we commit to.
Tap the one that fits. Kindravia meets each community where they are — and lets the silos co-exist in one place instead of pulling apart.
Every person who joins makes the next family's odyssey a little shorter.
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