Aayi.ai keeps every vaccination on schedule, tracks your child's development from birth to age 12, and gives you instant answers to the parenting questions that come at the worst times.
Aayi.ai tracks your child's complete immunisation schedule — from birth to age 12 — and sends you automated reminders before every due date.
Aayi.ai tracks developmental milestones from birth to age 12 — motor skills, language, social development, and cognition. You log what you observe; your pediatrician reviews any deviations before the next visit.
aayi Companion answers the questions new parents face every day and every night — fever management, feeding concerns, sleep schedules, rashes, colic, teething — instantly, reliably, without waking the pediatrician.
Aayi.ai for Parents is prescribed by your child's pediatrician. They configure the vaccine schedule and milestone tracker for your child's age. You get a personal invite, log in, and start.
Yes. The vaccine schedule is aligned to Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) guidelines and the National Immunization Schedule (NIS). Your pediatrician can also customise the schedule based on local recommendations or any catch-up vaccines needed.
No — and it's not designed to. aayi Companion handles the high-frequency, routine questions that come at all hours. If it detects anything that needs clinical attention, it alerts your pediatrician immediately. Think of it as a filter — the genuinely urgent calls still get through.
Yes. Both parents can access the same child profile on Aayi.ai. Vaccine reminders and milestone updates are shared between both accounts so neither parent misses an alert.
Aayi.ai covers child health from birth to age 12, covering the full primary vaccination schedule, developmental milestones, school health checks, and common childhood illnesses.
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