BUILT IN CANADA. FOR INDONESIA.

When a mother's life depends on
one message.

SahAIbat gives Indonesia's 1.4 million community health workers the tool they deserve — a WhatsApp-first AI triage system that works without internet, without extra cost, and without disrupting the way Kaders already work.

Read Our Story ↓Fuel the Mission
💬 SahAIbat · Kasih Module
Anak saya 3 thn, demam 39.8 sudah 5 jam
❤️‍🩹 Kasih — Panduan Keluarga Apakah masih mau minum? 1 = Ya 2 = Tidak
1, sedikit-sedikit
Bagus. Itu tanda yang baik. 💙 Apakah ada kejang atau kaku leher? 1 = Ya 2 = Tidak
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🟡 PANTAU KETAT Demam tinggi tapi aman untuk dipantau di rumah. • Kompres hangat • Minum sedikit tapi sering • Pantau tiap 30 menit Jika >40°C atau kejang → segera ke IGD.
Terima kasih... saya lebih tenang 🙏
Saved locally · Syncs when signal returns📵 Works offline
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Community Health Workers
in our target network
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Clinical Modules
maternal · child · TB · dengue · HIV · malaria
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Field Partners
NTT · Papua · Eastern Indonesia
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Data Stays in Indonesia
AWS Jakarta · AES-256
OUR STORY

A Kader. A phone. A life that shouldn't have been lost.

Kader in the field
🌿 Kader in the field
Mother & child care
🌿 Mother & child care
Posyandu session
🌿 Posyandu session

In the villages of East Nusa Tenggara, a community health worker called a Kader visits families on foot. She carries a KMS book, a pen, and a weighing scale. She knows every family by name. But when a pregnant mother shows signs of preeclampsia at 2am — she has no way to know what to do next, and no doctor within hours.

Indonesia's 1.4 million Kaders are one of the most remarkable public health forces in the world. They show up — every day, in every village, in every condition — driven entirely by care for their community. SahAIbat exists to give that dedication the tools it deserves.

SahAIbat was built for her.

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“SahAIbat” means companion in Bahasa Indonesia.

Not a diagnostic engine. Not a replacement for doctors. A companion — something that walks alongside the Kader, the midwife, the worried parent — giving confidence when it's needed most.

WhatsApp-first
no app download
Offline-capable
no signal needed
Free forever
for communities
OUR PRODUCTS

Five tools. Built for the people who show up.

From the worried parent at midnight to the midwife in a mountain village with no internet — SahAIbat meets every user exactly where they are.

❤️‍🩹 Family Chat

2:47 AM. A mother. A fever. A phone.

Ibu Dewi is alone. Her husband is working in Surabaya. Rizky — three years old — has had a fever of 39.8°C for five hours and won't stop crying. The nearest clinic opens at 8am.

She doesn't know if this is dangerous. She opens WhatsApp. She messages Kasih.

In 90 seconds, she has a structured risk assessment, a care plan, and something she didn't have before: clarity. Kasih told her what to watch for, what to do, and exactly when to go to the emergency room.

By morning, Rizky's fever had broken. Ibu Dewi had slept, a little. Kasih had been there.

KEY CAPABILITIES
Responds in Bahasa Indonesia — warm, not clinical
Structured risk levels: Monitor · Watch · Clinic · Emergency
No app download needed — WhatsApp only
Works at 3 AM with zero internet
Designed for parents, grandparents, caregivers
💬 SahAIbat · Kasih
Anak saya 3 thn, demam 39.8 sudah 5 jam
❤️‍🩹 Kasih — Panduan Keluarga Saya mendengar Anda, Ibu. Masih mau minum? 1=Ya 2=Tidak
1, sedikit-sedikit
Bagus, itu tanda baik 💙 Ada kejang atau kaku leher? 1=Ya 2=Tidak
2
🟡 PANTAU KETAT Aman dipantau di rumah. • Kompres hangat • Minum sedikit tapi sering • Pantau tiap 30 menit Jika >40°C atau kejang → IGD segera.
Terima kasih, lebih tenang sekarang 🙏
Saved locally · Syncs when signal returns📵 Works offline
IMPACT ON THE GROUND

Behind every number is a family.

Stunting. Maternal death. A newborn who didn't make it. These aren't statistics in Indonesia — they are neighbours, children, sisters. SahAIbat exists to change what happens when a Kader knocks on that door.

1 in 5
children in Indonesia is stunted

That's 6.7 million children whose futures are already being shaped by malnutrition before their second birthday.

higher maternal mortality in NTT than the national average

East Nusa Tenggara carries one of the highest maternal mortality burdens in Southeast Asia — in communities already stretched thin.

90 sec
is all it takes for SahAIbat to triage a danger sign

From first message to structured risk assessment and referral guidance. No training required. No internet required.

WHAT SAHAIBAT COVERS
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Maternal Health
Preeclampsia detection
Postpartum haemorrhage
Fetal distress
Infection screening
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Child & Neonatal
Stunting (WAZ · LAZ · WFH)
Neonatal danger signs 0–28 days
KMS growth monitoring
Adolescent health 6–18 yrs
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Communicable Disease
TB — symptom screening & contact tracing
Malaria — risk assessment & referral
Dengue — danger sign detection
HIV — community risk screening
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BUILT ON INDONESIA'S OWN CLINICAL STANDARDS

Every question comes from Buku KIA.

SahAIbat doesn't invent clinical standards. Every danger sign question, risk threshold, and referral recommendation maps directly to Permenkes No. 2/2020 and WHO Child Growth Standards 2006. We digitise the knowledge that already exists.

Permenkes 2/2020WHO Growth 2006KMS Standar NasionalSDIDTK Milestones
FIELD PARTNERS

On the ground. Together.

SahAIbat doesn't deploy technology into communities — we build it with them. Every field partner brings relationships, trust, and terrain knowledge that no platform can replace.

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Child Stunting · NTT

Yayasan Pijar Timur

Kefamenanu, East Nusa Tenggara

In the highland villages of North Central Timor, Yayasan Pijar Timur has been quietly doing the work that saves children's lives — community education, family support, and nutritional monitoring. They know the Kaders, they know the families, and they understand what tools actually work in the field.

With SahAIbat, their Kaders now have structured WHO-aligned growth screening in their hands — available offline, in Bahasa, and without any app to download.

Child StuntingNTTKader TrainingCommunity Health
ACTIVE MODULES
Child growth monitoring
Posyandu triage
Neonatal screening
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Child Stunting · NTT

PAPHA

East Nusa Tenggara

PAPHA works at the intersection of community advocacy and direct health service — supporting families most at risk of being left behind by the formal health system. In a province where stunting rates in some districts exceed 40%, their work is urgent.

SahAIbat supports PAPHA's Kader network with automated WHO growth indicator calculation — removing the manual chart-reading burden and catching cases that might otherwise fall through the cracks.

Child StuntingNTTWHO GrowthCommunity Advocacy
ACTIVE MODULES
WHO stunting screening
Growth monitoring
Posyandu support
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Malaria · Maternal & Child Health

PERDHAKI

Indonesia-wide · Focus: Eastern Indonesia

Since 1971, PERDHAKI — the Association of Voluntary Health Services of Indonesia — has been building healthcare systems in the communities that formal government infrastructure hasn't fully reached. Their network of Catholic health facilities and community health workers spans the country, with particular strength in Maluku, NTT, and Papua.

SahAIbat is partnering with PERDHAKI to deploy the Kasih module for maternal education and child care, alongside structured malaria screening protocols — tools designed to work in the remote, low-connectivity environments where PERDHAKI's community health workers operate every day.

Since 1971MalariaMaternal & ChildEastern Indonesia
ACTIVE MODULES
Kasih maternal education
Child care module
Malaria screening
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THE TEAM

People who refused to accept the status quo.

Clinicians, field workers, technologists, and strategists — united by one belief: the communities carrying the highest health burden deserve world-class tools.

Sanjib Maity
Sanjib Maity 🇨🇦
Founder & Product Developer
Canada

Sanjib has 15+ years of experience in IT infrastructure and application development — building systems that move at scale. He left a comfortable career to answer a question that kept him awake: why do the communities with the highest disease burden have the least digital support? SahAIbat is his answer.

15+ Years ITProduct DevelopmentHealth EquityFounder
Dr. Ratih Rakhmawati, M.Biomed
Dr. Ratih Rakhmawati, M.Biomed 🇮🇩
Clinical Validation Lead
Indonesia

Dr. Ratih has spent 20+ years strengthening health systems across Indonesia — leading large-scale digital training programmes validated against Kemenkes and WHO standards. She has trained thousands of health cadres and providers across multiple provinces. At SahAIbat, she is the reason every clinical module can be trusted.

20+ Years MCHKemenkes · WHO ValidationDigital Health TrainingM.Biomed
Stefanus Bere
Stefanus Bere 🇮🇩
Programme Manager, Rural Deployment
East Nusa Tenggara

Nearly 20 years building health systems in NTT and Timor-Leste — with USAID, ADB, MoH, and the UN. Stefanus led district-level reforms under the DFAT maternal health partnership and has worked with IOM and CARE International. He brings the field fluency that no dataset can replace.

USAID · ADB · DFAT · UNNTT & Timor-LesteHealth SystemsUQ Alumni
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Risti Riana 🇮🇩
Content Creator & Community Support
West Java, Indonesia

Risti builds communities that actually move people. From wellness spaces to KOL partnerships to health learning programmes — she has always believed the right message, delivered the right way, changes behaviour. At SahAIbat, she is the reason people find us, trust us, and stay.

Content CreationCommunity BuildingKOL PartnershipsGrowth
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Saurav Das 🇮🇳
UI Engineer
India

Saurav has 5+ years building frontend interfaces with a specific focus most UI engineers never think about: what happens when your user has a 2G connection, an entry-level phone, and needs to make a critical health decision right now? At SahAIbat, that constraint is the design brief. He builds for it.

5+ Years UI/FrontendAccessibilityLow-end Device OptimizationReact
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Surabhi Das 🇨🇦
Healthcare Research & Strategy
Canada

B.PT, MBA, and alumni of Deloitte and Egon Zehnder — Surabhi brings the rare combination of clinical grounding and strategic rigour to SahAIbat's evidence base. She leads our research into nationwide maternal and child health data, builds the frameworks that make our outcomes measurable, and shapes the grant strategy that keeps SahAIbat funded and free.

B.PT · MBAex-Deloitte · ex-Egon ZehnderHealth ResearchGrant Strategy
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ABOUT THE FOUNDATION

SahAIbat Foundation is the community-facing identity of SahAIbat Health. All intellectual property, technology, and platform infrastructure is owned by Vinatra (11679210 Canada Inc). The Foundation exists to serve communities — not to generate profit.

FUEL THE MISSION

We don't ask for donations.
We ask for belief.

SahAIbat is free for every community it serves. The only way to keep it that way is through people who believe healthcare equity is worth fighting for.

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Buy the team a coffee

Keeps the server running for a day. Covers one Kader's WhatsApp session costs for a week.

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$25
Sponsor a Posyandu session

Funds AI triage support for an entire Posyandu session — 20+ children, mothers, and newborns screened.

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Full transparency. Always.

Every dollar of support received will be publicly recorded — server costs, team stipends, field visits, clinical validation. You'll always know where your support goes.

Server infrastructureKader trainingField visits NTTClinical validationProduct development