A plan that fits your day.
Built from your doctor's instructions, shaped by your routine. Today shows only what matters today.
Coming soon to Android in India
keep your care on track between visits. follow a plan that fits your day. log how you feel in seconds. stay on top of your medicines. record the hard days in one tap. see your own patterns, honestly. walk into every visit prepared.
A private care companion for people living with a long-term condition, and the families who help them. Starting with epilepsy and migraine.
Sound familiar?
Most of it never fits into a few minutes with a doctor.
How Gyro helps
Built from your doctor's instructions, shaped by your routine. Today shows only what matters today.
A tap, a voice note or a WhatsApp reply. Sleep can sync from Health Connect. Miss a day and it shows as unknown. No streaks, no guilt.
Reminders that work on battery saver, and a refill nudge before the strip runs out, for the exact brand you use.
Notes, prescriptions and anything that doesn't fit a box. Add any of it to your next report.
One tap saves the time. The details can wait until you're ready.
For epilepsy
People who saw it answer from a WhatsApp link, no app needed. First-aid steps are read aloud.
If a seizure lasts 5 minutes or more, call 112.
For migraine
A dim screen when light hurts. Someone close can log it for you.
Why the details matter
People miss more than half of their own seizures.¹ For migraine, guidance asks for a diary kept at least 8 weeks.² Your record fills the gap.
Feel one coming? Log it with a tap. Over time, see how often your early signs came before an episode.
Gyro reads what you log against your plan, and shows a pattern only when your records can back it up, with the numbers.
Then what? Gyro suggests a step for your plan or a question for your doctor. Nothing changes without your yes.
A weekly summary. Every finding checked for false alarms, and "too early to tell" when it is.
Short nights came before 4 of your last 5 attacks.
Add "Protect your sleep" to this month's plan?
A count from your records, not a cause.
Ask Gyro
Medicines, periods, pregnancy, work, marriage. Answers from reviewed cards, with sources.
For advice about you, please speak with your doctor. Don't stop or change medicines without your doctor.
Family can log and get reminders, with your permission. You decide who sees what. Parents can keep a child's records.
One page, built around your doctor's next decision. Share it as a PDF or on WhatsApp.
Gyro keeps your record and helps you get ready. It doesn't name conditions, say when an episode will come, watch over your safety or tell you to change a medicine.
Gyro is not a medical device and does not give medical advice.
Your plan, reminders, Right now and first aid, the What happened form, the witness link, your counts and your report.
More depth: an adaptive plan, deeper patterns, WhatsApp reminders and family accounts. Priced with the open beta.
If cost is a barrier, partners cover it.
Pilot members get Plus free for their first year.
I'm Vibhor Ahlawat. I trained as a lawyer and spent years delivering public services to millions. Systems rarely fail in the big moments; they fail in the gaps between them. Long-term care lives in those gaps: a few minutes with a doctor, then a month to carry, mostly from memory. Gyro is built to carry that month with you.
Vibhor, founder
Gyro opens in early 2027. Leave your WhatsApp number or email and we'll message you when it does.
Sign-ups open soon.
Six weeks from November, with about 35 people in Delhi NCR and north India. You may fit if:
Pilot places are full. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you when Gyro opens.
Clinician or patient association? We'd like to hear from you: support@gyro.health.
People in India living with epilepsy or migraine, and their families. More long-term conditions will follow, one at a time.
Gyro opens in early 2027. Join the waitlist and we'll message you when it does.
It counts painkiller days, shows a pattern only when your records support it, and turns it all into one page for your doctor, in Hindi or English.
No. It keeps an honest record and looks back at your own patterns. Your doctor decides.
It can show what tends to come before your attacks, once you've logged enough to tell, and how sure it can be. Never what causes them.
It can read sleep from Android Health Connect, with your permission. Resting heart rate comes in 2027. It never raises alarms.
Only if you tell them. A neutral name and icon, a lock, and messages that never mention your health.
Yes, Hindi and English. The Hindi is written in Hindi first and reviewed by native speakers.
In India, on Android. iPhone isn't supported yet.
You, and the people you choose. Stored in India, never sold, and yours to export or delete.