WellAlly Health is a free medical intelligence agent
It runs in Claude Code on your own computer and keeps your health record private.
Open Source · MIT
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Every feature included.
- 62 slash commands
- 16 specialties
- 100% local and private
What you get
AI document understanding
Drop in a photo of a lab report or discharge summary and AI extracts the structured data.
Drug-interaction checks
Checks for drug-drug, drug-disease, drug-dose and drug-food interactions, graded A/B/C/D/X by severity.
Radiation dose tracking
BSA-adjusted cumulative exposure with an exponential decay model across scans.
20 analysis skills
Sleep, nutrition, fitness, mental health, TCM constitution and specialized analyzers.
Running in under a minute
All you need is Claude Code installed on your machine.
Install Claude Code
Get the Claude Code CLI from Anthropic, then open a terminal.
Clone the project
Git-clone the WellAlly Health repository and cd into it.
Open in Claude Code
Launch Claude Code in the folder, set your profile, and run your first command.
$ git clone https://github.com/huifer/WellAlly-health.git
$ cd WellAlly-health
$ claude
› /profile set 175 70 1990-01-01
› /save-report ~/Desktop/lab.jpg
✓ ready: your health record is local and private
Frequently asked
The honest answers about a free, local-first health record.
Yes. WellAlly Health is MIT-licensed open source with no paid tiers, no telemetry, no account wall and no upsell. The same build the maintainers use is the one you install.
No. Everything runs on your own machine through Claude Code. Your reports, prescriptions and history stay as local files. Nothing is uploaded to a cloud service.
No. WellAlly Health is for personal reference only. It does not prescribe, does not predict prognosis, and does not replace a qualified clinician. All medical decisions require a professional.
WellAlly Health is an independent open-source project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic. It is not a medical device. All analysis is for personal reference only and is not a basis for diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional.