Built for every patient.
Including ones who find medical words confusing.
Doctors use big words. P.AI's intake asks you to describe what's happening in your own words. We do the translation to medical language behind the scenes. You can also have your visit summary read aloud — no need to read complex text.
Tools you can use right now
Every page has a violet accessibility button in the bottom-right corner. Tap it to open these tools. Your settings are remembered.
Larger text
Two sizes available: Large (×1.15) and Larger (×1.30). Affects every page until you turn it off.
High contrast
Yellow-on-black, AAA-friendly. Designed for low vision, AMD, diabetic retinopathy, light sensitivity.
Read aloud
Browser-native text-to-speech reads the current page. No data leaves your device. Works in Chrome, Edge, Safari, and most modern browsers.
Screen-reader friendly
Live regions (aria-live), descriptive labels, semantic HTML. Compatible with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, TalkBack.
For plain-language users — what we actually do
Tell us in your own words
The intake form NEVER requires medical terms. Describe what hurts, when it started, what makes it worse. We translate to clinical language for your doctor.
Listen instead of reading
Every page has a 'Read aloud' button. Including your visit summary — no need to read complex text.
Larger text helps
Pair plain language with Large text size from the toolbar. Easier to focus on what matters.
Your doctor sees your words first
When you describe symptoms naturally, doctors notice things they would miss in a checkbox form. Your story matters.
What we are NOT pretending to do
Honesty over hype.
- We do not read sign language via camera. That's a multi-decade research problem, not a feature.
- We do not auto-translate to plain language using AI. Your intake captures what you said in your own words. Your visit summary uses standard clinical language because your doctor needs it that way.
- We do not lip-read or use AI gaze tracking. Voice intake (Sarvam STT) is silently disabled when you choose Sign Language or AAC.
- Read-aloud uses your browser, not the cloud. No data leaves your device when you tap "Read aloud."