A patient-owned memory layer for agency.
Health Passport is the memory: local records on your phone. Itadaki is the daily context. Care Router is the action. One thread runs through all three: the patient owns the data, and the next visit is more prepared than the last.
Qualcomm Grand Champion · Google Gen AI Top 50 APAC · $33K+ non-dilutive · live on Google Play
Why I think this fits how you invest.
You offered the first check before I asked, so I built this for how you read companies: working product first, human context close by, and a wedge that can compound into infrastructure.
The patient owns the record. Every layer grows what one person can do with their own health data.
It started from moving countries with scattered records and no idea who to call, not from a market map.
$33K+ non-dilutive, a live app, and on-device inference, all before a priced round.
Every scan and every care question makes the next visit more prepared than the last.
Records scatter. Nobody can act on them.
The patient may already have the answer. It is just buried across files no clinician or agent can use quickly.
Records fracture
Portals, PDFs, emails, and photos carry the story in pieces.
Next steps stall
When a value looks wrong, the patient still has to guess who to call.
Cloud upload is heavy
Most tools ask for the whole record before they can route one question.
Local records should become routed clinic requests.
Health Passport reads the mess locally. Care Router turns it into the minimum useful intent: what happened, why it matters, and where the patient should go next.
Patient-owned record
Records and daily context stay on device or clinic-owned edge.
No raw-PHI handoff
The router gets the clinical reason, urgency, and constraints.
Route, prep, intake
Clinics receive a cleaner request before the visit starts.
Memory, then context, then action.
Health Passport is the memory, a local-first record on your phone. Itadaki is the daily context, captured where behavior happens. Care Router is the action, the right next step. Four demos run today.
Surfaces: Health Passport ships on Android, on-device on Snapdragon. Itadaki is the iOS and Meta Ray-Bans companion, in development. Care Router runs cross-platform.
Health Passport running on Qualcomm Snapdragon. On-device AI. No upload.
Health Passport — Android
Scan prescriptions, labs, and clinical notes into a structured record. On-device, nothing leaves the phone.
Health Passport — Desktop
Query your records with source-linked AI. Every answer is grounded in your own data.
Care Router
When something looks abnormal, Care Router routes you to the right specialist. PII is stripped on the device; the cloud sees only anonymized intent. Submitted to the Google AI Agents Challenge, June 2026.
Itadakimasu
Look at a meal, say "itadakimasu" or tap the glasses, and the iPhone logs calories and macros from the Ray-Bans capture. It is not a food-policing app. The point is patient-owned context a dietitian or future health agent can use, and you opt in out loud before anything is captured.
Care Router pass rate across 24 clinical scenarios, before and after the eval harness. Google AI Agents Challenge, June 2026.
Cloud inference cost grows with every user. On-device inference costs nothing after install, so marginal cost stays at zero.
Free app. Paid routing. Licensed rail.
Scan, store, and query your record on-device. No account, no upload.
Specialist routing, medication and context checks, and visit prep. PII stays on the phone.
An edge intake and routing rail for clinics, caregivers, and pharmacies. They skip the HIPAA cloud; patients keep ownership.
Six months, three milestones.
Prove retention
People keep using a record that compounds. Ship Care Router as the premium tier and measure repeat use, not installs. Target: 500 active or 50 paying users in six months.
Convert the Qualcomm win to distribution
The Snapdragon championship is a warm handshake. Turn it into OEM bundling or co-marketing. Target: one signed OEM or partner agreement.
Land one anchor LOI
Local-first removes a clinic's cloud-PHI liability. Target: one signed LOI from a clinic, caregiver, or dietitian on records plus daily context.
A first-check bridge on a clean post-money SAFE, not a giant round. I would rather calibrate the cap with you over lunch than anchor a number here. Somach, Inc. is a Delaware C-Corp forming through the USD Entrepreneurship Legal Clinic.
One thread, deepening.
Health Passport
The memory layer. Scan, organize, and query on-device. Live on Google Play.
Itadaki + Care Router
Daily context via Ray-Bans, and the first paid action layer.
Health HUD
Ambient context in-lens via Meta Ray-Bans, hands-free.
A hardware champion shipping software on it.
Carl Kho is 22, from the Philippines, on an F-1 visa. He won the Qualcomm Grand Champion bounty before he could legally work in the US, then built Health Passport on the Snapdragon kit he won.
His Minerva capstone was a $40 silent-speech interface with arXiv preprints on low-cost EMG, and he contributed a cognitive-offloading benchmark to MIT Media Lab's public Human-AI Impact Bench. Health Passport came out of navigating US healthcare uninsured: no records, no context, no idea which doctor to call. Minerva taught him to start from the human in context, not the market.