MedTalk started from a simple, frustrating moment: standing at a pharmacy counter or in a doctor's office and forgetting the question you came to ask — or not having the words for it.
The name says it twice
Talk to your medical team. MedTalk helps you prepare better questions for the doctors, pharmacists, and nurses who can actually help. And talk to the app. Speak naturally instead of typing out long medicine lists — because the people who need this most shouldn't have to fight a tiny keyboard to use it.
How it works
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You talk
Tell MedTalk about your medicines, conditions, and the things you've been wondering about — out loud, in plain language, the way you'd tell a friend.
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It organizes
MedTalk tidies your words into a short, clear list of questions to ask. You read it back and confirm it before anything else happens — nothing is put in your mouth.
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You discuss
You bring that list to your pharmacist or doctor, and have a calmer, more useful conversation — because you remembered what mattered to you.
The one rule we never break
MedTalk frames everything as "this may be worth discussing — ask your pharmacist or doctor." It never tells you to start, stop, or change a medicine, never says something is safe, and never decides what caused a symptom. That line is enforced in the app, in its wording, and in our tests — and it isn't going to move.
MedTalk is built with pharmacists from the start, and designed to be read, heard, and understood — large text, voice input, and screen-reader support are requirements, not extras. To read about who we're trying to reach and where we hope to take this, see our mission.