Africa Carries the Burden. Help Us Change the Data.

Built From a Problem
She Lived Herself.

Geraldine's mother lives with chronic neurological migraines. It is a long, exhausting journey walking from clinic to clinic in search for hope, each visit starting from zero. No records. No history. No continuity.

Without access to her medical history, the wrong prescriptions came. The misdiagnoses came. The panic came. There were moments where the absence of a simple health record nearly cost her mother her life. Not because the doctors were bad. Because the information that could have saved time, prevented harm, and guided the right decision simply did not exist in any accessible form.

That experience became the foundation of MyMedikoz. A personal health record that travels with you, grows with you, and speaks for you when you are too exhausted to speak for yourself.

MyMedikoz started in Uganda's Wakiso District with a working prototype and a promise. Since then it has secured a grant through Ele-vate AI, recognition from the Africa CDC Health Tech Accelerator, and a Presidential Award for impact in AI and health in Uganda.

But Geraldine is not building for today. She is building for the day when a researcher in Geneva, a policymaker in Nairobi, or a doctor in Kampala can finally access the kind of longitudinal, community-driven health data that tells the true story of African health, not the story written about Africa from outside, but the one written by Africans themselves.

That is the company you would be funding. That is the mission you would be joining.