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Niche, competitors, feasibility, business plan, brand and the paperwork roadmap, before you invest.
See how it worksFor you
Appointments, tests, medicines and the family calendar in an app built for the person who uses it. Lotaloja works with people too, not only businesses.

What the app does
Date, time, address and what to bring, with a reminder the day before and on the day. A test request becomes an item on the calendar.
You take a photo of the prescription, AI sets up the reminders and you check them before turning them on. The app never changes doses or gives medical advice.
Test results, prescriptions and insurance cards sorted by date, ready to show your doctor on your phone.
Children and caregivers you authorize can follow the calendar and get notified when something is booked or missed.
The app organizes your routine and does not replace your doctor, pharmacist or caregiver.
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See how it worksGood to know
No. It organizes your calendar, reminders and documents. Questions about health, doses or treatment always go to your doctor or pharmacist.
Only you and the people you authorize. Under Brazil’s data protection law (LGPD), health data is sensitive, so the app keeps only what you choose to keep, and you can delete it whenever you want.
No. The app is built for the person who will use it, with large text and few buttons. Family members can set it up together.
From R$ 4,990, plus R$ 99 a month for hosting and upkeep, by Pix or in up to 10 card installments. The final price depends on what goes into the app, and the free checkup helps define it.
Three minutes, no sign-up. You get three priorities and decide what comes next.