From the Maasai to Mars

Language

From the Maasai to Mars

116 languages
6 continents
7.8 billion speakers.
The Care Gap
1 in 5 patients globally face language barriers
2-3× more medical errors with language barriers
9/10 health apps don't support their language

The Global Healthcare Gap

3.5 billion people lack adequate healthcare access. Remote villages see a doctor quarterly at best. For people managing chronic conditions, monitoring recovery, or caring for children, that gap is critical. Between visits, symptoms go untracked, medications unmonitored, conditions deteriorate.

Language Barriers Kill

Language barriers drive medical errors, missed diagnoses, lower treatment adherence, and worse outcomes. A hospital once translated "take one pill, twice a day" as "swallow a liver and dance with the moon." Screening information, treatment plans, and medication instructions require precision that machine translation alone cannot deliver.

Families Separated by Distance and Language

A grandmother in rural Tibet cannot communicate with her grandson studying medicine in Sydney. A Nigerian mother cannot understand her daughter's treatment plan in London. Caregivers across borders, unable to help. Patients alone with their conditions.

The Solution: Offline-First Patient Vitals Calendar

CareHub's Patient Vitals Calendar works offline. Track symptoms, medications, vitals, and mental health without internet. Upload when you reach signal. Rolling 90-day analysis in 116 languages. Patients track, caregivers monitor remotely, and providers review before appointments. Everyone sees the same data.

FamilyConnect™: Bridging Distance and Language

Real-time audio and video translation for family calls. Grandmother in Tibet speaks Tibetan; grandson in Sydney hears English. He replies in English; she hears Tibetan. Healthcare discussions across any language barrier. Family caregiving made possible regardless of geography or language.

Travel and Emergency Access

A doctor visit while travelling. An ER visit where you do not speak the language. Complete patient profile, treatment plan, medication list, and pill reminders, all accessible in 116 languages. Show the provider and they read it in their language. No interpreter needed. No delay.

Tested from the Maasai to Mars

If It Works on Mars Latency, It Works Everywhere on Earth

We built CareHub for the hardest conditions first.
Because if an iPhone 17 Pro Max in the Maasai Mara can sync patient data over satellite, your iPhone in Melbourne will be fine.

100% Global Device Coverage
100 Lighthouse Performance
100 Lighthouse Accessibility
6 Continents Tested
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"དེ་ལས་སླ་པོ།"
📽️ Tibetan Demo Video

A Tibetan monk demonstrates CareHub's intuitive interface — no training required.

Where We Actually Test

📍 LIVE BETA TESTING
Ol Kinyei Village, Maasai Mara
GPS: 0.3220721°, 37.1778305° • Kenya
March 2026: Active beta tester running CareHub on iPhone 17 Pro Max via Starlink satellite
🌍 Explore in Google Earth →
🌍 Real-World, Right Now
If CareHub works in a remote Maasai village with intermittent satellite connectivity, it works for you.
📱 Two Phones. That's It.
Google Pixel 7 (Android)
iPhone 15 Pro Max (iOS)

High-end flagship from each ecosystem. If it works on these under extreme conditions, it works everywhere.
🚀 The Mars Test
We simulate Mars communication delays (4-24 min round-trip). Because we fully expect users on Mars. SpaceX Starship targets first crewed missions by 2029. CareHub will be ready.

Built on NASA-Grade Standards

Our testing methodology draws from NASA's Deep Space Network protocols, the same systems used to communicate with Voyager, Mars rovers, and the James Webb Space Telescope. Our users deserve software that works reliably when the connection gets rough.

📡 If You Want to Nerd Out

Enterprise Partners: License our extreme-condition testing framework.
Contact us about our DSN simulation methodology →

116 Languages with Full Coverage

Global Coverage: 6 continents, 116 languages, 7.8 billion speakers

Complete RTL support, indigenous language preservation, and coverage from Nigeria to New Zealand, from the Andes to the Arctic. Click a region to explore its languages.

World map — click a region to explore languages Americas 8 Europe 44 Africa 24 Mid. East 7 Asia 28 Pacific 6
Click a region to explore its languages
World Population by Language
TOTAL: 7.8 Billion Speakers • 116 Languages • 6 Continents
Language Native Name Speakers
Afrikaans Afrikaans 7M+
Amharic አማርኛ 32M+
Arabic العربية 420M+
Bengali বাংলা 230M+
Cantonese 粵語 85M+
Cree ᓀᐦᐃᔭᐍᐏᐣ 96K
Danish Dansk 6M+
Dutch Nederlands 25M+
English English 1.5B+
Farsi فارسی 110M+
Fijian Na Vosa Vakaviti 350K+
Filipino Filipino 28M+
French Français 280M+
German Deutsch 130M+
Greek Ελληνικά 13M+
Guaraní Avañe'ẽ 6M+
Hausa Hausa 80M+
Hebrew עברית 9M+
Hindi हिन्दी 600M+
Igbo Igbo 30M+
Indonesian Bahasa Indonesia 200M+
Italian Italiano 65M+
Japanese 日本語 125M+
Korean 한국어 80M+
Mandarin 中文 1.1B+
Māori Te Reo Māori 50K+
Language Native Name Speakers
Navajo Diné Bizaad 170K
Norwegian Norsk 5M+
Oromo Oromoo 37M+
Polish Polski 45M+
Portuguese Português 260M+
Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ 125M+
Quechua Runasimi 8M+
Romanian Română 24M+
Russian Русский 250M+
Samoan Gagana Sāmoa 510K+
Shona chiShona 15M+
Somali Soomaali 22M+
Spanish Español 500M+
Swahili Kiswahili 200M+
Swedish Svenska 10M+
Tamil தமிழ் 75M+
Thai ภาษาไทย 60M+
Tibetan བོད་སྐད་ 6M+
Turkish Türkçe 90M+
Ukrainian Українська 40M+
Urdu اردو 70M+
Vietnamese Tiếng Việt 85M+
Xhosa isiXhosa 19M+
Yoruba Yorùbá 45M+
Zulu isiZulu 27M+
Global Device Coverage: 100%

Works on Everything. Seriously.

75+ responsive breakpoints across 10 aspect ratios
ensures CareHub renders perfectly on 100% of devices globally

A grandmother in rural Tibet using a $50 Android phone sees the same quality interface
as a specialist at a Tokyo hospital on a 4K display.

Record in your enkaji, sync at the café. Meet an ET on Mars? There's a form for that too 👽

75+
Breakpoints
10
Aspect Ratios
100%
Global Coverage
48h
New Device Support
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We'll add support within 48 hours.
That's a promise, not marketing.
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16:9: Desktop & Laptop (9 breakpoints)

Resolution Devices Status
1366×768 Budget Windows laptops, Chromebooks
1600×900 Mid-range laptops, Dell Inspiron, HP Pavilion
1920×1080 Standard FHD laptops, Dell XPS 13, HP Envy
2560×1440 27" monitors, iMac 5K (scaled), gaming displays
3200×1800 High-end Windows, Dell XPS 15, Surface Book
3840×2160 4K monitors, 27" iMac Retina
5120×2880 27" iMac Retina 5K, Studio Display
7680×4320 8K displays, future-proofing

16:10: MacBook Displays (9 breakpoints)

Resolution Devices Status
1280×800 MacBook Air 11" (2010-2015)
1440×900 MacBook Air 13" (2010-2017)
1680×1050 MacBook Pro 15" (pre-Retina)
2560×1600 MacBook Air 13" M1/M2/M3
2880×1800 MacBook Air 15" M2/M3
3072×1920 MacBook Pro 16" M1/M2/M3 Pro/Max
3024×1964 MacBook Pro 14" M1/M2/M3 Pro/Max
3840×2400 Dell UltraSharp 38", LG UltraFine 5K

19.5:9: iPhone & Huawei (5 breakpoints)

Resolution Devices Status
750×1624 iPhone SE 2nd/3rd Gen, iPhone 8/7/6s
828×1792 iPhone 11, iPhone XR, Huawei P30, Huawei P20 Lite
1080×2340 iPhone 13/12 mini, Xiaomi Mi 9, Xiaomi Mi 8, Huawei P30 Pro
1170×2532 iPhone 15/14/13/12 Pro
1284×2778 iPhone 15/14/13/12 Pro Max

20:9: Android Phones (4 breakpoints)

Resolution Devices Status
720×1600 Galaxy A03/A13/A23, Moto G Power/Play, Nokia G20, Redmi Note 11, TCL 30
1080×2400 Pixel 5-8, OnePlus 9-11, Galaxy S21-S24, Galaxy A54/A73, Xiaomi 13T
1440×3200 Galaxy S21-S24 Ultra, OnePlus 10/11 Pro, Xiaomi 13/14 Pro, Vivo X90 Pro, Oppo Find X6 Pro
1440×3216 Galaxy Z Fold 3/4/5, Pixel Fold (inner display)

21:9: iPhone Portrait & Ultra-wide (6 breakpoints)

Resolution Devices Status
1440×3440 iPhone 14/15 Pro Max portrait
1600×3840 High-resolution iPhone portrait
3440×1440 34" ultra-wide monitors
3840×1600 38" ultra-wide monitors
5120×1440 49" super ultra-wide, Samsung CRG9
5120×2160 49" 5K ultra-wide, Dell U4919DW

22:9 & 23:9: Foldables & Narrow (3 breakpoints)

Resolution Devices Status
1080×2636 Galaxy Z Flip 5/4/3, Motorola Razr 40 Ultra
720×1840 Vivo Y21/Y33, Redmi Note 10/11, Realme C35, Galaxy M13, Tecno Spark 9
884×2778 Galaxy Z Fold 5/4 outer display (cover screen)

4:3: iPad Displays (10 breakpoints)

Resolution Devices Status
768×1024 iPad mini 1/2/3/4, iPad 2/3/4, original iPad
810×1080 iPad 10th Gen (2022)
834×1112 iPad Pro 10.5", iPad Air 3rd Gen
1024×1366 iPad Pro 12.9" (1st/2nd gen)
1536×2048 iPad mini 5/6, iPad Air 1/2 Retina
1620×2160 iPad 10th Gen Retina
1668×2224 iPad Air 4/5/6, iPad 10th gen
2048×2732 iPad Pro 12.9" M1/M2 (3rd-6th gen)

3:2: Surface Devices (7 breakpoints)

Resolution Devices Status
1368×912 Surface Pro 7/8/9, Surface Go 2/3
1500×1000 Surface Laptop Go, Surface Book (scaled)
1800×1200 Surface Go (native)
2256×1504 Surface Laptop 13.5", Surface Book 2/3
2496×1664 Surface Laptop Studio, Surface Book 3 15"
2736×1824 Surface Pro 7/8/9 (native PixelSense)
2880×1920 Surface Laptop 4/5 13.5" (native)

5:4: Specialized Displays (1 breakpoint)

Resolution Devices Status
1280×1024 Legacy Dell monitors, medical displays, POS systems
Runway From Here
Multilingual Healthcare - Arabic Script Visualization

Voice Accessibility

Low-Literacy
Visually Impaired
Hands-Free
Native Pronunciation

In Development

  • "Read this page to me" button on all public content
  • Voice navigation: "Go to Mind page", "Show treatment options"
  • Voice-to-text in all 116 languages
  • Downloadable audio files for offline access during treatment
  • AI Voice Synthesis: Natural voice for all 116 languages
  • Real-time translation: Live conversation translation for telehealth
  • Regional variants: Mexican/Spain Spanish, Brazilian/Portugal Portuguese, Traditional/Simplified Chinese
  • Personalized voice: User preference for voice gender, age, accent

Community Expansion

  • Community submissions: Native speakers submit translations for validation
  • Dialect support: Regional variations (Mexican vs Spain Spanish, Brazilian vs Portugal Portuguese)
  • Endangered languages: Partnerships with linguistic preservation organizations
Quality Assurance Framework

AI enables speed and scale, but human validation ensures accuracy and cultural sensitivity. Our multi-layer quality assurance framework combines the best of both worlds.

Google Gemini for general content: We use Google Gemini to accelerate draft translation for general informational content. We chose this source for trust, long-term stability, and strong AI pioneer credentials, rather than a short-lived tool tied to a single-owner toy project. For treatment-critical and medically sensitive language, publication requires human review and signoff before release. In our workflow, once a translation receives two independent confirmations, it becomes canonical (our gospel version) until superseded by a later reviewed update.

Scope clarity: AI translation automation is app-scoped; this public website content is curated and updated manually.

Medical safety: Medically sensitive and treatment-critical wording cannot publish without explicit human signoff.

Last translation policy update: 23 February 2026

Translation Source & Methodology

Our 116 languages use a tiered quality system. All 115 non-English languages have AI-generated translations for core vitals tracking namespaces, with native speaker validation in progress. Remaining namespaces (nutrition, interactions, drugs) are being completed. All translations begin with AI generation using medical terminology context, then undergo community verification through our in-app beta feedback system.

Tier Languages Status
Tier 1 30 major languages (ES, FR, DE, AR, ZH, JA, etc.) AI-generated, community verified
Tier 2 22 indigenous & regional (Navajo, Māori, Swahili, etc.) AI-generated, seeking native reviewers
Tier 3 66 additional languages AI-generated, validation in progress
Translation Quality Process