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One button. A doctor, now.

A health-access app: one button connects patients to a doctor in seconds, in English, Arabic or Hebrew. No appointment, no queue.

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StatusPrototype live · pilot-first
$89.9BMiddle East digital health by 2034, projectedGlobeNewswire
3languages, with full right-to-left layouts
40+screens in the deployed prototypemedly.pro

  • Nobody wants to book an appointment at three in the morning. Medly is built for that moment: no waiting room, no queue.
  • One red button opens a live video call with an available doctor, in your language.
  • Start with a call; grow into a full health companion.
The red 'See a doctor' button in a glass ring, with language and speciality chips

  • One press rings one available doctor at a time, matched to your language and, optionally, speciality. No queue.
  • Patient and doctor start as avatars for privacy, then switch to live video to show the symptom.
  • The doctor can pull a specialist into the same call and, if critical, send an ambulance to your live location.
  • A medical profile is ready before hello; an AI-drafted, doctor-reviewed summary lands in your inbox.
Languages
English, Arabic, Hebrew, full right-to-left
Specialities
General, paediatric, dermatology, gastro
A doctor with a stethoscope answering on his phone

  • Middle East digital health is projected to reach $89.9B by 2034.
  • Wedge: no-booking access, and Arabic, Hebrew and English in one product, the bilingual gap between Israel and the Gulf.

Sources: GlobeNewswire

  • Payments are built and stay switched off until a licensed clinic partner is in place.
  • The pilot turns payments on, with the regulatory file complete.

  • Telemedicine is licensed market by market, so a clinic partner comes first; it also holds each market's medical licence.
  • Launch markets: Israel plus one Gulf market, with an insurer and employer channel.
  • Prototype to clinical grade is a longer road than prototype to demo.

  • Nearby digital-health players: Altibbi and K Health.
  • Avive works on connected cardiac response.

  • Milestone one done: full right-to-left in three languages, installable web app, WebRTC calls tested on real phones across real networks.
  • Roles built for patients, doctors, nurses, paramedics, pharmacists and clinic admins.
  • The pilot-first plan was locked in May 2026.
Lines of code
34.6K
Screens
40+
API modules
28
Green test suites
49
Languages
3, with right-to-left

Sources: medly.pro

  • Pilot: a licensed clinic partner, twenty doctors, one city, payments on and the regulatory file complete.
  • Launch: Israel plus one Gulf market, with native apps.
  • Scale: expansion across MENA and a cardiac-emergency dispatch network built on the same button.
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