Tamini is your personal health companion on WhatsApp, available at any hour. It learns your conditions, your medications and your diet so it can give you advice made for you, not general material copied from the internet.
Tamini is built for elderly people and their families. It understands Arabic and English, and it replies to Arabic speakers in Jordanian dialect, warmly and plainly.
Health and nutrition conversation — ask anything about your health or your food, and get advice shaped by your conditions, medications and allergies.
Food diary — just tell Tamini what you ate. It logs your meals on its own and warns you if something does not suit your condition.
Food photos — send a photo of your meal and Tamini recognises the food and logs it.
Weight and calorie tracking — it estimates the calories in your meals, records your weight, and helps you reach your goal.
Medication photos — send a photo of the box and Tamini reads the name and offers to add it to your medication list.
Reading medical reports — send a photo or a PDF of your lab tests, prescriptions or doctors' reports, and it reads and understands them.
Lab result tracking — it compares each new result against the previous ones and shows the direction (↑ up, ↓ down, → steady).
Medication tracking — tell it what you take and it saves it. It also finds medications in your reports and offers to add them.
Doctor directory — it remembers your doctors, whether you mention them in conversation or it finds them in your reports.
Voice notes — if typing is hard, send a voice message. Tamini listens and replies as it would to a written one.
Family system — a caregiver manages the patient's account, and siblings follow along through a secure read-only link.
Medication reminders — it reminds you at each dose time. If you do not confirm, a gentle nudge follows after thirty minutes.
Appointment reminders — mention an appointment in conversation and Tamini saves it, then reminds you the evening before and the morning of.
Repeat-test reminders — if the report itself names a retest date, it reminds you once; if it does not, it says nothing.
Weekly summaries — on Sunday morning, in your own time zone, two messages: a health summary (messages sent, meals logged, active medications, next appointment) and a diet summary (weight trend, average daily calories, logging streak).
Gentle check-in messages — Tamini may send you a friendly message about following up with your doctor, logging your food, or your health in general. You can stop these by typing "stop check-ins".
1. Save this number: +962 7 7147 7146
2. Open WhatsApp and send it any message — "hello", for instance.
3. Tamini replies with a registration notice in your language and asks for one thing: your full name, as written on your ID.
4. Reply with your full name.
5. Tamini shows you the Privacy Policy and the Terms and asks you to agree. Reply AGREE to open your account, or NO if you would rather not — nothing is saved either way until you agree.
6. You get a registration confirmation with your account number, your registered name and the date your free trial runs to. Keep it.
✨ Tamini works out your language from every message you send. Write in Arabic and it replies in Arabic; switch to English mid-conversation and it switches with you. There is no language setting to configure — just write in whichever language is comfortable.
After registration you get a welcome message explaining what Tamini can do. The most important thing to start with is telling it about your conditions — that is what lets it tailor everything else to you.
Chronic conditions — diabetes, blood pressure, kidney, heart, gout, allergies, and anything your doctor has diagnosed. This matters most.
Medications — what you take and when. For example: "Metformin 500mg morning and evening".
Doctors — their names and specialities. For example: "Dr Ahmad, cardiology, at Jordan Hospital".
Allergies and dietary restrictions — so Tamini can warn you about food that does not suit you.
✨ You do not have to say everything at once. Tell it a little at a time over the days — the more it knows, the better it understands your case.
Talk to Tamini the way you would talk to a friend. Ask about your health, your food, your medications or your test results. It knows your conditions and medications, so its answers are made for you.
Questions you might ask:
"Can I eat mansaf with diabetes?"
"Does ibuprofen affect my blood pressure medication?"
"What should I have for dinner tonight?"
"My knee hurts — what should I do?"
Whenever you mention food in a message, Tamini logs it by itself. No special command is needed — just write naturally.
"I had rice with grilled chicken for lunch"
"I ate a banana and drank a coffee"
"I had foul, hummus and olive oil for breakfast"
Tamini follows your food over seven days and warns you gently if something that does not suit your condition keeps recurring.
Tamini recognises the kind of photo you send and handles it accordingly:
Food photo — it identifies the food and logs it with a nutritional assessment.
Medication photo — it reads the name and dose and offers to add it to your list. If you mention the time you take it in the caption, that time is saved with it.
Medical report — lab tests, prescriptions, doctors' reports; it reads them and extracts the important data.
Any other photo — it treats it as an ordinary message and replies.
You can send Tamini photos or PDFs of your medical reports. It reads them, extracts the information and offers to save it.
Supported reports:
Blood tests and laboratory results — it extracts every value with its reference range and compares it against previous results.
Prescriptions — it extracts medications, doses and instructions and offers to add them.
Hospital discharge summaries — it extracts diagnoses, procedures, new medications and follow-up dates.
Doctor and specialist reports — it extracts assessments, recommendations and medication changes.
Radiology reports — it extracts the findings and the overall impression.
Vaccination records — it extracts the vaccine name, date, dose number and the date of the next dose.
✨ Send all your reports, including old ones. The more history Tamini has, the better it can follow your trends.
When you send a blood test or a laboratory result, Tamini compares every value against the previous one. You will see an arrow beside each:
↑ the value rose since the last test
↓ the value fell
→ the value held steady
It explains what each change means in plain language and without alarm. If something deserves attention, it suggests you mention it to your doctor.
Tamini keeps track of your medications in three ways:
You tell it — "I take Metformin 500mg morning and evening", and it saves it.
From your reports — when you send a prescription or a discharge summary, it extracts the medications and asks whether to add them.
From a photo of the box — it recognises the medication and offers to add it.
If you later say "I'm now on Metformin 1000mg", it updates the existing record.
If typing is difficult, send a voice message on WhatsApp. Tamini then:
1. Confirms it arrived.
2. Converts it to text.
3. Treats it exactly like a written message — food logging, health advice, everything above.
You have a personal web portal that shows all your health data in one place. It works in any browser, on a phone or a computer.
The first time you use Tamini after registering, it sends you your portal link on its own. After that you can ask for a fresh one whenever you like.
1. Type "my portal" in the conversation.
2. Tamini sends you a link that belongs to you.
3. Open the link in your browser.
4. Enter the phone number registered with Tamini.
5. A six-digit verification code arrives on WhatsApp. Enter it on the page.
6. Your portal is ready, and the session stays active for seven days.
✨ The link is valid for thirty days. After that, ask for a new one by typing "my portal" again.
The portal has six tabs:
Medications — your list with doses and times, which you can add to, edit and remove from the page. If reminders are paused, that is shown clearly.
Health — your chronic conditions, allergies, dietary restrictions, doctors and weight history.
Appointments — your upcoming appointments, which you can add, change and cancel.
Records — your lab results grouped by date with out-of-range values marked, your food diary, and your recent conversations. You can upload reports straight from the browser here.
Settings — pause and resume reminders, turn check-in messages on and off, your time zone, the language Tamini writes to you in, and a link to this guide.
Help — the full command list in your own language. This page is the only place the command list appears; there is no "help" command in the conversation.
Alongside logging your food, Tamini estimates the calories and nutrients in your meals and helps you track your weight towards your goal.
Calorie and nutrient estimates — every meal you log, whether by text or photo, gets an approximate figure for calories, protein, carbohydrates and fat. All carry a ~ because they are estimates, not measurements.
Log your weight — type "my weight is 87 kg" and it records it and shows your trend over time. Kilograms only.
Set a goal — type "goal 75 kg", and it estimates a realistic timeframe and follows your progress gently. It never imposes a calorie limit.
See your numbers any time — "my weight" for the record and the trend, "diet summary" for weight, calories and your logging streak, and "my calories" for today's approximate total.
Weekly diet summary — every Sunday morning: your weight trend, your average daily calories, and your logging streak.
✨ All calorie and nutrient figures are AI estimates and carry a ~. They are useful for awareness, and are not a substitute for accurate dietary tracking. Tamini follows and encourages; it does not set calorie targets or strict diets.
Tamini supports a full family system with three roles:
This is the person who manages the patient's account — usually a son, daughter or spouse. They can:
Send messages on the patient's behalf by typing "switch to Dad".
Send medical reports to the patient's account.
See all of the patient's conversations with Tamini.
Return to their own account by typing "switch back".
A caregiver can manage up to two patients at once, and a patient has one caregiver.
Linking a patient. Nothing of the patient's is shared until the caregiver confirms in the chat — by replying AGREE — that the patient has given explicit, informed consent, or that the caregiver has legal authority to act for them (Terms, section 7). The patient is then told that the caregiver can see their conversations and their health portal.
✨ If two hours pass without a message, Tamini asks who you are speaking about, to be sure it is replying on the right account.
The caregiver has their own web portal for managing accounts from a browser. It offers:
A view of every patient linked to their account.
Access to each patient's conversations with Tamini.
Each patient's health data — conditions, medications, tests, food.
Uploading medical reports to any patient's account.
To open it, the caregiver types "my portal" in the conversation. The portal is protected by phone verification, like the patient portal.
The patient talks to Tamini normally. The caregiver sees all of the patient's conversations and their health portal; the patient does not see the caregiver's messages.
Siblings follow the patient's conversations with Tamini through a secure browser link, read-only, without sending. Up to three siblings per patient.
Each sibling gets their own link. When they open it:
1. They enter their registered phone number.
2. A verification code arrives on WhatsApp.
3. After verification they see the patient's conversations with Tamini, read-only.
4. The page refreshes itself every thirty seconds.
If a sibling messages Tamini directly, they receive a gentle reply reminding them that their account is view-only, with the viewing link.
Tamini does not wait for you to write. Its proactive messages all arrive in your preferred language and in your local time.
If you have told Tamini your medications and their times, it reminds you at each one. The reminder arrives on WhatsApp with two buttons: "Taken ✓" and "Remind me later". If you do not reply within thirty minutes, a gentle nudge follows.
These phrases are tested, and each one reaches the command it promises:
"remind me to take Metformin at 08:00" — adds a reminder time
"change Metformin from 08:00 to 10:00" — moves the reminder time
"remove Metformin at 08:00" — removes a single time
"stop taking Metformin" — stops the medication and all its reminders
Whenever you mention an upcoming appointment in conversation, in any language, Tamini detects and saves it. You get two reminders: the evening before at seven, and the morning of at seven.
"my appointments" — shows your upcoming appointments
"cancel my appointment" — cancels it
If the report itself names when to retest — a date or a month — Tamini saves it and reminds you once, when it falls due. If the report does not say, Tamini says nothing: it will not estimate an interval or infer one from the type of test. When to repeat a test is your doctor's decision, not ours.
"stop reminding me about cholesterol" — stops that one test's reminder
On Sunday morning in your local time, Tamini sends two summaries — health and diet: how many messages you sent, how many meals you logged, your active medications and your next appointment.
Once a week, on Thursday, Tamini sends one short friendly message to see how you are. Just the one, and it does not reach back into an earlier conversation or reopen an old topic — if there is something you want to talk about, you start it.
Note the difference: check-in messages and medication reminders are separate, and each has its own command. Stopping reminders does not stop check-in messages, and stopping check-in messages does not stop your medication reminders.
"stop check-ins" — stops the check-in messages only
"resume check-ins" — brings them back
"my reminders" — a complete view: medication reminders with their times, upcoming appointments, repeat-test dates, the state of the weekly summary and the state of check-in messages.
Tamini uses your time zone to send reminders at the right local time. If you travel or move, tell it where you are:
"I'm in Amman" — it knows more than twenty locations and maps them to the right time zone. All your reminders adjust accordingly.
"pause reminders" — pauses all medication reminders until you resume them
"pause reminders for 3 days" — pauses them and brings them back by itself after three days
"resume reminders" — brings them all back
Tamini gives you ten days of free trial with every feature, and fifty messages. After the trial, choose a plan:
| Plan | USD/month | Messages/month |
| Trial | Free | 50 (10 days) |
| Basic | 15 | 150 |
| Popular | 20 | 250 |
| Premium | 25 | 350 |
The caregiver pays the full price, and each added patient receives a discount of five US dollars per month. Siblings are free.
| Plan | Per patient (USD) | Messages/month |
| Basic | 10 | 150 |
| Popular | 15 | 250 |
| Premium | 20 | 350 |
Every message you send — text, voice, image or PDF — counts towards your monthly limit, without exception.
The monthly counter resets to zero on the first of each month. Tamini warns you at 25%, 50%, 75% and 90% of your limit.
Tamini takes your privacy seriously. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Tamini is operated by Al-Maseer for Software & Computer Systems LLC, a Jordanian company registered in Amman under number 82636, and handles your data under Jordan's Personal Data Protection Law No. (24) of 2023 and, for users in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Personal Data Protection Law.
Your name, language and contact details
Conditions, allergies and dietary restrictions
Medications and doctors
Medical reports and lab results
Food diary and conversation messages
Never sells or rents your data, and never shares it with anyone for marketing.
Never uses it for advertising.
Never uses your data to train AI models.
Shares your data only with the service providers that run the service for us, on our instructions — see the Privacy Policy.
| Command | What it does |
| my data | Shows a complete summary of everything stored about you. |
| my profile | Shows your health profile in detail. |
| my usage | Shows your plan and how many messages you have used this month. |
| privacy | Shows a summary of the privacy policy. |
| delete my data | Deletes your account and everything in it, after you confirm with YES. Only your account number and billing records are kept. You can also do this under Settings in your portal. |
| withdraw consent | Withdraws your consent. The service cannot work without your data, so this deletes your account, after you confirm with YES. |
If you are a patient within a family and type "delete my data", you confirm with YES like anyone else, and your account is deleted straight away. Your caregiver is told. They cannot cancel it, and they and the family members following you lose access at once.
When a caregiver types "delete my data", they choose [My data] or a patient's name. "My data" deletes the caregiver's own account; their patients keep their own accounts. A patient's name deletes that patient's health information after a YES; the patient's account stays open, and the patient is told.
You can also write to our Data Protection Officer at info@almaseer.co to ask for access to your data, a copy, or a correction, or to withdraw your consent. We reply within 30 days.
Tell it your conditions first — this is the most important step; without it the advice stays general.
Send all your reports — tests, prescriptions, discharge summaries, including old ones. More history means better tracking.
Tell it what you ate — mention it naturally, and it logs it by itself.
Send photos of your food — meal photos go into the food diary.
Use voice notes if typing is hard — everything works the same as with text.
Ask anything — there is no wrong question. Tamini answers, or tells you it does not know.
And Tamini is not a doctor — it gives useful advice, but always follow your doctor's instructions. It will never tell you to stop a medication or change a dose.