Lab Case study

Remedae

For
Health literacy, Traditional and modern medicine
Industry
Health
What we are building
Venture, Product strategy, Product design, Brand, Content design
Status
Live, in a pilot programme. Opens to the public in January 2027.
The Remedae home page, a dark library with remedy cards floating around the wordmark.

We dream that anyone, anywhere, can find the healing traditions the world already holds, and choose what helps them.

The world’s healing traditions, side by side in one honest library.

Join the pilotVisit remedae.app

Why we are building it for the world.

For most households, wellness has become more crowded than clear. People are searching for something that holds it all calmly: wisdom older than any brand, cultures that have practised this for centuries, and the modern science that brings the evidence.

Ayurveda, traditional Chinese medicine, Kampo, Unani, Siddha, African traditional medicine, naturopathy and modern medicine are systems built on observation and refined across generations. We inherited them, and lost the practice of listening to them. Remedae brings them back into one room, honestly.

“Most of what works for ordinary bodies has been quietly working for thousands of years. Across cultures. Often through the hands of grandmothers. Almost always for free.”

How design brings it together.

Equal standing

Thirteen traditions, modern medicine among them, held side by side and never ranked. Every passage is traced to a named source, and the evidence is stated plainly, including when it is thin.

A library, not a clinic

A product that diagnoses or treats is a medical device. We chose the library: free to read, no diagnosis, no personal advice. The constraint became the character.

The pacing of discovery

You meet a remedy through the kitchen or culture it comes from, then what it is used for, then what the research says, each layer arriving when you are ready for it.

The traditions index, thirteen healing systems in equal standing.
The traditions index, thirteen healing systems in equal standing.
Remedae on a phone.
Remedae on a phone.
A remedy card on mobile, showing its tradition, origin and the guidance behind it.
A remedy card on mobile, showing its tradition, origin and the guidance behind it.
A condition page opening with a photograph and a plain description.
A condition page opening with a photograph and a plain description.

Measured with the Wellness Design Scorecard

What we hold it to.

  • Do people feel safe, welcome and un judged?

    Emotional Safety Index

    Someone arrives worried at midnight. The first screen has to feel safe before it can be useful.

  • Does the design itself earn belief?

    Design Trust Quotient

    Trust is earned with named sources and plainly stated evidence, never with louder claims.

  • Do people want to come back, or only habitually do?

    Return Emotional Pull

    We want people back because it helps them, with no streaks and no pressure to return.

Read the Wellness Design Scorecard

For my mum, dadi and nani, who nurtured me with remedies I only understand and value now that I have a child of my own. And for everyone who grew up with the same in their own culture.

Maria Valiji, founder

Who we are looking for.

  • Pilot readers

    People who want to use it early and tell us honestly what helps and what does not.

  • Practitioners and clinicians

    From any tradition, to review the library, credited by name on every page they check.

  • Partners

    Health organisations, educators and investors who share the mission.

Interested to know more? Get in touch.

  • Live, in a pilot programme
  • Opens to the public in January 2027

Join the pilotGet in touchVisit remedae.app