·       Many people don’t go for regular health check-ups.

·       Diabetes, obesity, and blood pressure are common in UAE.

·       Parents find it hard to track children’s eating and activity.

·       People forget about health screenings or reminders.

·       People feel shy to talk about mental health.

·       Students are stressed during exams.

·       Not enough counsellors in smaller emirates.

·       People want private and anonymous support.

·       Booking doctor appointments takes too long.

·       Patients miss appointments or forget medicine.

·       Older adults find health apps difficult to use.

·       Health data is scattered across many systems.

·       Many elderly live alone and forget medicines.

·       Families can’t always check on older relatives.

·       Apps are not user-friendly for seniors.

·       Transport to hospitals is a big problem.

·       Wrong health advice spreads on social media.

·       People don’t know which sources to trust.

·       Students find health topics boring or hard.

·       Not enough health information in Arabic.

• All-in-one app for booking doctor appointments quickly.

• Sends smart reminders for medicines and upcoming visits.

• Has “Easy Mode” with larger buttons and voice guidance for older adults.

• Connects all health data (appointments, prescriptions, reports) in one place.

• Uses AI to suggest healthy habits or remind users when check-ups are due.

  Users:

  Patients (all ages)

  Elderly people

  Doctors and clinics

  Problem:

  Slow appointment booking

  Missed medicines or appointments

  Difficult apps for older adults

  Scattered health data

  Features:

  Fast doctor booking

  Smart reminders (meds & visits)

  Easy Mode (big buttons + voice help)

  All health data in one place

  AI health tips & check-up alerts

Idea:

Sehha+ is a mobile app that provides trusted, interactive, and easy-to-understand health education in Arabic.
It helps people learn about health in a fun, engaging way while fighting misinformation spread on social media.

Users:

• Teenagers and university students

• Young adults and families

• Schools and teachers who want reliable health resources

• Arabic-speaking communities who prefer learning in their language

Problem:

• Wrong health advice spreads quickly on social media.

• People can’t tell which health sources are trustworthy.

• Students find health topics boring or complicated.

• There isn’t enough accurate and engaging health information in Arabic.

Key Features:

1. Verified Information

   • All content reviewed by doctors and health experts.

   • “Myth or Fact” section to correct common health rumors.

2. Interactive Learning

   • Fun quizzes, games, and videos to make learning enjoyable.

   • Earn badges and track your learning progress.

3. Arabic Language Focus

   • All content available in simple Arabic.

   • Optional regional dialects and audio narration.

4. Personalized Feed

   • AI recommends content based on user interests (nutrition, mental health, fitness, etc.).

5. Community & Challenges

   • Health challenges like “Drink More Water Week” or “No Sugar Day.”

   • Safe community forums with expert moderators.

6. Trusted Partnerships

   • Collaborations with health organizations, schools, and ministries for verified content.

An app that reminds users about health check-ups and helps track healthy lifestyle habits (food, activity, sleep) for them and their kids.

PROBLEM :

- Many people forget regular health check-ups.

- Diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure are common in the UAE.

- Parents struggle to monitor their children’s health and routines.

USERS :

- Busy adults and employees.

- Parents.

- People with or at risk of chronic diseases.

FEATURES :

1. Smart reminders for medical check-ups and screenings based on age and health condition.

2. Daily tracker for meals, exercise, and sleep (for users and their children).

Idea:

A digital platform that connects users to mental health support easily and privately.

An app designed to help students and individuals manage stress and emotions through guided tools.

Problem:

People feel uncomfortable or shy to talk about mental health face-to-face.

There are not enough counsellors available in smaller emirates.

Users:

Students who experience stress or anxiety during exams.

Adults in smaller emirates who need private and quick emotional support.

Features:

Private and anonymous chat with certified counsellors or chatbots.

Stress-relief features like calming music, breathing exercises, and daily positivity quotes.

Problem:
Many people forget to take their medication, drink enough water, or attend medical checkups. This can negatively affect their health and daily routine.

Users:
HealthyRemind is designed for anyone who wants to improve their health habits or needs help remembering important health tasks. This includes patients who need medication reminders, fitness enthusiasts who want to stay consistent with workouts, and busy individuals trying to maintain healthy routines.

Features:

-Custom health reminders (e.g., medicine, exercise, hydration)

-Option to choose when and how often to be reminded