One app, the whole path to care
Every feature is designed to work on a modest phone, on a weak connection, in a language people trust.
Symptom check that works offline
Tell HowBody where it hurts and get a clear answer based on WHO danger signs. It tells you plainly whether to rest at home, see a clinic, or go straight to emergency. No internet needed.
AI health assistant
Ask any health question and get calm, simple guidance in your own language, at any hour.
Book an appointment
Reserve a real time slot to visit or run a test at a verified hospital. The provider confirms it, and you both keep track.
Consult online
Speak to a verified doctor, nurse or midwife by chat or call, without travelling. They get paid for their time.
Clinics near you
Find and reach the nearest hospitals and clinics. They are saved for offline, so it still works with no signal.
Blood donor network
Register as a donor or raise an urgent request. Requests are matched to willing donors nearby by blood type and distance.
Fake medicine scanner
Check a medicine before you take it and help expose fakes, a problem that costs lives across the continent.
Adapts to your country
On install it detects where you are and sets the right language, the correct emergency numbers and local health information.
Built for hospitals and health professionals
Not only doctors: dentists, midwives, nurses, pharmacists, physiotherapists and lab scientists, plus hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and labs.
Get verified, get found
Register as a hospital, clinic, pharmacy or lab, or as a doctor, nurse, midwife, pharmacist and more. Once approved, you get a public profile that shows up in search.
Earn from consultations
Set your hours and your fee, see patients from anywhere in the country, and get paid for your time.
Sell genuine products
List real health products in the marketplace with delivery and mobile money checkout, reaching patients across borders when you ship.
Manage on desktop and mobile
Run appointments, bookings and patient records from a desktop dashboard while patients use the mobile app.