A plan built from what's actually true for you
Your medications, allergies, and destination turn into a short list of what's worth preparing — timing, prevention, care access — each with a plain reason attached. Never a single score to chase.
TravelHealthAI turns your medications, allergies, and destination into a calm, specific plan — ready before you go, with you while you're away, and watching after you're home.
Free to start. Your health data stays on your iPhone.
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The same shape as any trip — prepare, travel, come home — mapped to what actually matters for your health routine.
Your medications, allergies, and destination turn into a short list of what's worth preparing — timing, prevention, care access — each with a plain reason attached. Never a single score to chase.
The Care Card holds what you'd need if you needed care abroad — medications, allergies, emergency contacts. It stays on your phone, and adds to Apple Wallet for one tap, even without service.
Return Watch quietly tracks what's worth a follow-up after a trip — a refill that's due, a symptom that showed up on the road — so nothing slips through once the suitcase is unpacked.
Fair questions. Here are the plain answers.
Your medications, conditions, and Care Card live on your iPhone by default — nothing is sold, and there are no ads.
No. Every finding comes from a plain rules engine grounded in your own profile. If you ask the assistant to explain one, it explains — it never diagnoses or prescribes.
We write and review destination guidance ourselves. Outside our curated list, the app says so plainly and gives general guidance instead of guessing.
Yes — see the full Privacy Policy. HealthKit import is optional, iCloud Sync stays off unless you turn it on, and no advertising identifiers are used.
A search engine doesn't know your medications or your itinerary. TravelHealthAI starts from your actual profile and destination, so what you see is specific to your trip.
No — it's a preparation tool. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or clear you for travel. For personal medical decisions, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.