Patients who stay on therapy, keep their appointments, and show up prepared.

The fifteen minutes you get, and the six months you don't

You see your IBD patients a handful of times a year. Everything that determines how those visits go happens in between: whether they stayed on their biologic (or if it's still working), whether they noticed the flare early or waited it out, whether they remembered what they wanted to ask you, whether they booked the follow-up at all.

Most of this is invisible to you until they're back in your office, and "how have you been since March?" is a hard question for anyone to answer from memory.

What Aidy does for your patients and your practice

• Better adherence to treatment. Helpful reminders for pills, injections, and infusion appointments, plus early flags when a patient reports side effects or is thinking about stopping, before it becomes a treatment gap you find out about at the next visit.

• More appointments booked and kept. Aidy nudges patients to schedule appointments and follow-ups when they're due, then reminds them as the date approaches. Fewer no-shows, fewer patients who quietly fall off your panel.

• Patients who arrive prepared. Doc-ready reports summarize symptoms, stool counts, medication adherence, and trends since the last visit, so the appointment starts with data instead of recollection, and the questions they meant to ask actually get asked.

• More engaged patients between visits. Weekly tracking, support, and trend analysis keep patients empowered and invested in managing their condition, which shows up as better follow-through on everything you prescribe.

Totally free, with nothing to integrate

Aidy costs your practice nothing, and there's nothing to install, integrate, or train staff on. We mail you postcards; you set them out in the waiting room and hand them to patients who'd benefit. That's the whole setup.

Patients sign up by texting the number on the card. Anyone who signs up from your postcards can choose to share their Aidy check-ins and reports with your practice. Nothing is shared without their consent, and they stay in control of it.

• No cost. Free for your practice and your patients, with no contract.

• No integration. No EHR connection, software, logins, or staff training.

• Shared only with consent. Patients decide whether their data reaches you. If they don't opt in, nothing is shared.

• Built for IBD. Made specifically for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, not generic wellness.

• Privacy and compliance built in. HIPAA-aligned infrastructure, TCPA-compliant opt-in, clean opt-out handling, and explicit consent flows before any report is shared with a provider.

Want more? Add the Aidy clinic dashboard

For practices that want to put this data to work day to day, we offer the Aidy clinic dashboard under contract. It brings every patient who uses Aidy and has shared their data with your practice into one pane and shows your team who needs attention today.

• A daily triage list. Patients are sorted into needs attention, to review, and nothing new, using flag rules your practice sets: rising HBI or SCCAI, blood in stool, night waking, fever, ED visits, missed biologic doses, and more.

• Therapy access tracking. See where each new biologic stands, from prior auth to denial, appeal, approval, and first dose, so stalled starts and long steroid bridges don't slip by.

• Pre-visit summaries. What's changed since the last visit: disease activity trends, adherence, patient-entered labs, food triggers, and the questions the patient wants to ask, ready to print before the appointment.

The demo uses entirely synthetic patients, so click around freely.