Symptom Checker

AI symptom checker that actually explains itself

Check your symptoms with Nidanix's AI symptom checker. Get a clear risk level, possible causes, and next steps in seconds — in plain language, not jargon.

Common checks

🌡️Fever🤧Cough & cold🤕Headache🩹Rash🤢Stomach pain😮‍💨Sore throat🦴Back pain😴Fatigue

A symptom checker is not a diagnosis. Nidanix gives possibilities and next steps, and connects you to a verified doctor when a human is needed.

01

Describe

Type or speak your symptoms in your own words, and add a photo if it helps.

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Get a clear result

See a green / amber / red level with possible causes and next steps in seconds.

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Act with confidence

Self-care, or one tap to a verified doctor — you always know the right next move.

Popular checks, explained

🌡️

Fever

Is it just a bug, or a warning sign? Nidanix weighs duration, temperature and accompanying symptoms.

🤕

Headache

Tension, migraine or something that needs review — with the red flags that mean don't wait.

🩹

Rashes & skin

Add a photo; the on-device quality check helps a doctor see clearly if a consult is needed.

🫁

Cough & breathing

From a common cold to signs that need urgent care — triaged safely, never alarmist.

Questions, answered

What symptoms can I check?

Almost anything you'd ask a doctor about first — fever, cough, headache, rashes, stomach pain, fatigue and far more. Describe it in your own words.

How long does a check take?

Usually under two minutes. You describe how you feel, optionally add a photo or voice note, and get a clear result in seconds.

What do the colours mean?

🟢 Green is self-care, 🟡 amber means see a doctor soon, 🔴 red means urgent. They appear only for medical risk, so the meaning is always unambiguous.

Will it tell me exactly what's wrong?

No — it shows likely possibilities and what to do next, then connects you to a verified doctor for the final word when needed.

Feel better about feeling unwell.

Free to start, no card required. The iOS and Android apps are not published yet.

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