Real questions. Real screens. The evidence behind them.
Every film here shows unedited Asha replies. Every figure carries its date, harness and grader. Written by the physicians who built Asha.
Cherish it. Safely.
Fasting with diabetes, in pregnancy, on blood-pressure pills, or at 78. Four real questions asked before the fast, and what Asha said. In English and Hindi.
Same question. Two answers.
Three HealthBench Hard prompts: a dialysis dose, a biologic and its coverage, a person with suicidal thoughts. A general AI beside Asha, with the rubric penalties.
Evidence at the point of care
A renal dose from the label, an interaction in the label’s own words, a guideline numbered to its sources. The clinician film, and the research preview from 1 October.
Twelve guided sessions, and the evidence behind them
Cyclic sighing, breath meditation, body scan, progressive muscle relaxation, yoga nidra. Five to nineteen minutes each, in English and Hindi, with the trials that support them.
Every question: the film, and the nights it came from
The postpartum film, in its US and India editions. Why the questions arrive at 2 a.m., and what an answer with sources changes.
Tested in public: how to read the register
What a benchmark score means, why every row names its grader, and why we publish the runs where Asha did not lead.