Your own personal health AI

Your health is a story. Kanzen sees the whole of it.

Results, measurements, medicines, documents and everything you know about your health — in one place, and reachable by talking to your own AI.

FreeNo cardA project of the KanzenKai Foundation (reg. 208631083)

Kanzen does not connect to labs or hospitals automatically. You enter the value or upload the document.

A conversation with Kanzen
Personal health AI · connected to your health memory
Context loaded
How has my blood pressure changed over the last two years?

You have 4 recorded measurements between March 2024 and March 2026. The most recent is 135/85 mmHg, from 11.03.2026.

The values sit fairly close together, with one higher reading in March 2025 (141/88 mmHg).

Cited entries:
Blood pressure11.03.2026
135/85 mmHg
Entered by you
Blood pressure14.03.2025
141/88 mmHg
Follow-up visit
Ask Kanzen about your health…

Illustrative example. Not a real patient.

A different shape for personal health

Not another health app. An AI with a memory of your health.

Most health apps show you dry charts and isolated numbers. Kanzen uses them as living context.

As you add results, measurements, medicines, conditions, allergies, documents or journal notes, they build up into your own connected health history.

That is Kanzen's memory.

Talk to your health

Don't hunt for your information. Ask Kanzen.

Instead of digging through old folders, lab portals or filters, ask a question in plain language. Kanzen understands the context and cites the entries it used.

Pick a question to try:
Kanzen's answer
From your health memory
Cited entry
How has my weight changed this year?
Your most recent recorded weight is 82.4 kg, from 19.08.2026. At the start of the year (15.01.2026) you recorded 85.1 kg — a gradual drop of 2.7 kg, with body mass index steady.
CITED ENTRY FROM YOUR RECORD:19.08.2026 · Entered by you
Source: Measurement · Weight & BMI
82.4 kg (down from 85.1 kg)
Kanzen answers from an entry, or says it does not have one.Try it with your own data →
The whole picture

Health is not one number.

A single result rarely says everything. Kanzen builds context out of all the information you give it, and connects it into one readable picture.

The core

Kanzen

Brings scattered entries together into an active health memory and context for a conversation

Built to extend

Planned integrations with devices and systems

These are not features yet. This is what the technical plan provides for:

Apple Health & Google Health Connect
Planned
Smart watches & wearables
Planned
A direct link to labs
Being looked into
Genetic panels & family history
Later stage
Memory over time

Your health didn't start with today's conversation.

An ordinary AI knows what you tell it in the moment. Kanzen is built around your health history: you add something once and it stays part of the context.

  1. 2024March 2024

    First lipid panel & blood pressure

    Cholesterol 5.8 mmol/L and systolic pressure 138 mmHg. Rosuvastatin 10 mg started.

    Results & medicineEntered by you
  2. 2025April 2025

    Follow-up visit & weight

    Systolic 141 mmHg during a stressful stretch. Weight 85.1 kg. Cholesterol down to 4.8 mmol/L.

    Visit noteEntered by you
  3. 2026January 2026

    Full biochemistry

    Cholesterol 4.6 mmol/L (in range), glucose 5.2 mmol/L, liver enzymes in range.

    BiochemistryEntered by you
  4. TodayMarch 2026

    Latest measurement & where you are

    Blood pressure 135/85 mmHg, weight 82.4 kg. All of it connected and reachable by asking Kanzen.

    Active contextKanzen's memory
Everything across the years feeds one context for Kanzen
Inside the app

The conversation is your home screen.

Instead of a dashboard of dozens of charts and menus, Kanzen puts the conversation in the middle. All the data is there, but you start with a question.

Kanzen· Personal record
Memory loaded

How can I help you today?

Ask about your results, medicines, measurements or documents.

What does my health look like?
Suggested questions:
Kanzen:

The picture is steady: cholesterol 4.6 mmol/L (in range since the medicine started), fasting glucose 5.2 mmol/L, and blood pressure 135/85 mmHg, trending down.

Today
Recent values are within reference
Lipid profile and glucose from 20.01.2026
A while since your last blood pressure entry
Last entry: 135/85 mmHg
Your health (health memory)
Blood pressure
135/85 mmHg
11.03.2026
Weight
82.4 kg
−2.7 kg this year
Lipid panel
4.6 mmol/L
in range

Illustrative example. Not a real patient.

It shows its working

Kanzen has to be able to show you where it knows this from.

When an answer uses information from your record, Kanzen points at the entries and documents it rests on. No black box, and nothing made up.

  • Every fact is tied to a date and to a specific entry
  • You can open the original entry at any time
  • If something is not in your record, Kanzen says it does not know
An explained answer:
Kanzen
“Your most recent recorded weight is 82.4 kg.”
Source19.08.2026
Weight · 82.4 kg
Entered by you · body mass index 24.8
Getting to know you

Kanzen gets more useful as it knows you better.

You do not have to enter everything at once. Start with one question or one document and build the history gradually.

  1. 01

    Start

    Create your record with an email and a password, and open your first conversation with Kanzen.

    Step 01
  2. 02

    Add context

    Add a measurement, a lab result, a medicine or an older medical document.

    Step 02
  3. 03

    Build the history

    Over time Kanzen holds a fuller, connected picture of your health.

    Step 03
  4. 04

    Just ask

    Instead of searching through files and folders, talk to Kanzen in plain language.

    Step 04
Privacy and control

Your health. Your data.

When it comes to your most sensitive information, words are not enough. Here is how the architecture is built:

The AI cannot write

Kanzen reads your record and cites it. It has no permission to write to it, so an answer can never change an entry.

Read-only access · the assistant runtime exposes one retrieval tool

Your data stays in the EU

Health information is stored in a European region — Frankfurt, eu-central-1 — under GDPR and the European rules for health data.

Frankfurt, Germany · eu-central-1 · EU jurisdiction

Closed by default

Access to a record is denied unless a rule allows it, and the rules live in the database itself — not only in the application.

Row-level security · per-user isolation

Every access leaves a trace

Opening health information writes an entry in an audit log that cannot be edited or removed, including by us.

Append-only audit log

No advertising business

Kanzen was not built to sell your attention or your health data. It is a non-profit project with no ads, no third-party trackers and no trade in profiles.

0 advertising cookies · 0 monetisation of health profiles
KanzenKai Foundation

Built as a public-benefit project.

Kanzen is a project of the KanzenKai Foundation — a Bulgarian non-profit organisation (reg. 208631083). Our aim is for modern AI to help people understand and manage their own health information.

  • No ads
  • No selling of health data
  • No subscription traps

Today the service is free. If a paid element is ever introduced, we will say so in advance — we do not promise this will never change, only that it will not change quietly.

Questions people ask first

Everything you might want to know about Kanzen.

Direct answers about the technology, the security and the mission.

Kanzen is your own personal health AI. It brings your results, measurements, medicines, medical documents and health notes into one place, turns them into an organised memory, and lets you understand and connect them over time through an ordinary conversation.

Meet Kanzen.

One AI. Your whole health history. One conversation away.

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