Prescription reading
Turns a prescription photo, handwritten or printed, into an organised Arabic card.
A smart Arabic-first assistant, on the web and on WhatsApp
Snap any prescription, even a handwritten one, and know every medicine, its dose and its schedule. Then chat with a smart assistant on the website or on WhatsApp. Wasfa helps you understand and does not replace your doctor or pharmacist.
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No app to install and no menus to get lost in. Send a message, and Wasfa understands you and replies.
It reads the whole thing and sends back the medicines, doses and schedule in one message.
Send a voice note and it listens, then replies with a voice note too.
Prices and cheaper alternatives with the same active ingredient, from a database of more than 27,000 Egyptian medicines.
A PDF report and a medication schedule card to keep and share.
Pick a plan and complete payment from the same conversation.
Start the chat and the assistant sets up your account in a single step.
Or scan the code with your phone
Wasfa explains and organises and does not diagnose. Check with your doctor or pharmacist before any treatment decision.
Wasfa skills
Wasfa AI grows with specialised skills added over time. All of them help you understand, and none replaces your doctor or pharmacist.
Turns a prescription photo, handwritten or printed, into an organised Arabic card.
Points out medicines that may clash with each other so you can ask your pharmacist.
The dose, how often, for how long, and how to take it, in one clear line.
Ask in Arabic about any medicine and get a simple explanation in plain words.
Start with the lines that need review, then copy, share or print the explanation for the patient.
A simplified educational reading of lab and imaging reports. It does not replace your doctor.
Step by step
We follow a single line from the handwriting to a result you can trust. Whatever we are not sure about, we flag instead of guessing.
Illustrative example
We read the handwritten line as it is, letter by letter, before any interpretation.
What we read
Amoxil 500 1×3
We compare the name we read with the medicine database and pick the closest one with its active ingredient.
Closest names in the medicine database
Active ingredient: Amoxicillin
We check the dose and strength, and warn when the same active ingredient appears in two medicines.
Dose
500 mg · 3 times a day
Within the usual range
Paracetamol appears in two medicines on this prescription.
A tidy card with the medicine and its schedule. Any line we are unsure about stays flagged for you to review.
Amoxicillin 500 mg
3 times a day · 7 days
How it works
Three steps from a photo to a clear result in Arabic.
Photograph the prescription with your phone camera, or upload an image or a PDF. Files are kept in private storage tied to your account.
AI reads the handwritten or printed text and extracts each medicine's name, dose, how often it is taken, and for how long.
You get a tidy card in Arabic, with any uncertain line highlighted so you can check it with your doctor or pharmacist before relying on it.
Or just send it on WhatsApp and the assistant will reply.Open the chat
Who it is for
Patients who want to understand, pharmacists and doctors who want time, and organisations that want a system.
Understand your medicines and their doses in your own language before you leave the pharmacy.
Read difficult handwriting quickly, and start with what needs attention.
An organised copy of prescriptions that makes reviewing medicines with the patient easier.
Create your organisation, invite your team with clear roles and permissions, and follow usage from one dashboard.
We handle sensitive data, so we put privacy and clarity before any feature.
Your files are kept in private storage that opens only through a temporary link meant for you, and sensitive data is protected with encryption.
We collect the minimum we need, the privacy policy explains what we collect and why, and you can delete your account at any time.
Wasfa AI is an assistive tool. It does not diagnose and does not replace your doctor or pharmacist. Consult a professional before any treatment decision.
A right-to-left Arabic interface and medical terms that are familiar to you in Egypt and the Gulf.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to what people ask us most.
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Contact usWasfa AI is a smart medical assistant in Arabic. It reads a prescription photo and turns it into an organised card with medicine names, doses, how often to take them and warnings, and it answers your questions about medicines in simple language.
No. Wasfa AI is an assistive tool that explains and organises information. It gives no diagnosis and no treatment prescription. Consult your doctor or pharmacist before any decision about your treatment.
Handwritten and printed prescriptions, as a photo or a PDF file. Image quality affects accuracy, and when we are not sure about a line we flag it for you to check instead of guessing.
We keep files in private storage that is available only through a temporary link, we encrypt sensitive data, and we collect the minimum we need. The full details are in the privacy policy.
Creating an account is free and includes a free monthly allowance of prescription analyses. If you need more, the paid plans and their prices are on the pricing page, and we will never charge you without your consent.
Create your free account, then upload a photo of the prescription or a PDF from the analysis page, and the structured result appears within moments for you to review.
Yes. You can create an organisation and invite your team with different roles and permissions, and follow members and usage from the organisation dashboard.
You can request deletion from your account page at any time. We keep the data for 14 days so you can change your mind, then we permanently anonymise your identity. The details are in the privacy policy.
Wasfa works today on any phone, from the browser or from WhatsApp. The Android and iOS apps are coming soon.
Send the prescription and ask the assistant, with nothing to install.
Open the site in your browser and add it to your phone's home screen.
We are building dedicated apps for Android and iOS.
Create your free account now, or send your first prescription on WhatsApp and ask about any medicine in Arabic.