Salamati is a voice-first companion for nutrition, fitness, sleep, supplements, and mood. Speak. Skrypt understands, tracks, and remembers.
Tap any example to see how Skrypt parses plain language into structured health data — no forms, no dropdowns.
Salamati users log a meal, workout, or mood check-in in under 12 seconds on average — across five interrelated health domains: nutrition, fitness, supplements, sleep, and mood. Voice audio is transcribed and immediately discarded; zero data brokers have access to your health data. One hundred percent voice-first: no barcode scanner, no dropdown menus, no database search required.
"I've tried every tracking app. They all die because logging is too slow. Skrypt is the first one where I just talk and it's done. I've been consistent for three weeks straight."
"The supplement stack feature is what got me. I had three different apps for nutrition, sleep, and supplements. Now it's one sentence in the morning. That's it."
"I was sceptical about voice logging but the accuracy surprised me. I said 'bowl of oatmeal with banana and some peanut butter' and the macro estimate was right on."
Skrypt models the parts of your day that actually move how you feel — and ignores the rest. No step-counting, no obsessive scales, no metric soup.
Say what you ate. Skrypt estimates macros (protein, carbs, fat) and calories using a smart food understanding model. Edit anytime.
Workouts, walks, yoga, lifts — log them in plain language. Skrypt infers type, duration, and intensity, and estimates calorie burn.
Build a personal supplement list. Track adherence, timing, and dosage. Group into stacks (see below) for one-tap morning routines.
Log duration and quality in a sentence. Optionally connect a wearable, but you don't need one — your honest report is what Skrypt builds on.
Capture how you feel and what's behind it. Skrypt detects energy, stress, focus, and emotional patterns over time — without survey fatigue.
A long-press widget that fills as you drink. Always one tap away — separate from the five domains, but part of the same daily rhythm.
Hit the mic. Talk like you would to a friend. Skrypt uses Deepgram for real-time, accurate transcription — even with background noise and casual phrasing.
Claude classifies what you said, extracts the structured data (macros, durations, doses, mood), and routes it to the right domain — without you ever picking a category.
Your day fills out on Today. Your patterns show up on Timeline. Ask Skrypt anything about what you've logged, and get an answer grounded in your own history.
Five domain rings. Recent logs. Voice bar always at the bottom. Built for the 12 seconds between things you're actually doing.
Scroll back through your weeks. See how nutrition correlates with mood. Spot the days that worked. Plan forward.
Open the side panel. Ask anything about your data. Skrypt answers with what's actually in your history — not generic advice from the internet.
See how your five domains moved together across the week. Click any day to scrub back.
Ask anything about your data. Skrypt answers with what's actually in your history — not generic advice from the internet.
A stack is a recurring set of things you do or take together. Build one once, then check it off with a single tap or voice command. Stacks are how the routines you care about actually get done.
Health data is the most sensitive thing about you. We've built Skrypt accordingly. We don't sell it. We don't advertise against it. We don't train models on it without explicit, opt-in permission.
In transit and at rest. Your voice logs, transcripts, and parsed data are encrypted on our servers.
No advertisers. No data brokers. No third-party tracking of what you log. We make money from subscriptions, not your data.
JSON or CSV, your full history, one tap. Your data is portable because it should be.
Wipe your account, your logs, your transcripts. Permanently. From a single screen in settings.
Yes — during early access, Salamati is completely free. We'll introduce a paid tier eventually for power features (extended history, advanced insights, premium integrations), but the daily voice-first logging will always have a generous free version.
No. Skrypt is built around the simplest input there is — your voice. Wearables are useful for some things (sleep architecture, heart rate variability), but they're not required. If you connect one in the future, Skrypt will use that data too.
Accurate enough to be useful, never claimed as precise. Skrypt estimates macros and calories from your description using a food-understanding model trained on thousands of meals. For most people, the goal is pattern awareness across weeks — not gram-perfect tracking. You can edit any estimate after the fact.
Yes. Every log can be edited, recategorized, deleted, or added to retroactively. You can also fill in past days you missed — Timeline lets you scroll back and log anywhere.
Voice transcription and AI classification need a connection. If you log offline, Skrypt queues it and syncs when you're back online. Most users find this fine since the app is built for casual quick logs throughout the day.
Most tracking apps require you to be your own data-entry clerk. Tap, search a database, pick a portion size, repeat. Skrypt flips that. You just describe what happened, and the app turns it into structured data. Plus, Skrypt covers more than calories — it's built around five interrelated domains because none of them work in isolation.
No — never by default. Your voice audio is transcribed and then discarded; transcripts and parsed data are used only to power your own account. Model training only happens on opt-in, anonymized samples that you explicitly select to share.
Salamati is built by Skrypt Health, an AI company building agents for healthcare. We split our work between this consumer product and Skrypt Desk, the AI front office for clinical practices. Both products inform each other.
Salamati is free during early access. Voice-controlled across nutrition, fitness, supplements, sleep, and mood. Web-installable PWA (works on iOS and Android via Safari/Chrome). iOS native app is on the waitlist. We may introduce paid tiers later for advanced features, but the core voice-first daily logging will always have a generous free version.
I built Salamati because I kept failing at health tracking — not from lack of motivation, but from the friction of every existing app. I wanted something that let me just talk about my day and trusted me to describe it accurately. Skrypt is that. I also run Skrypt Health, where we build AI for clinical practice operations.
Based in Toronto, ON · hello@skrypthealth.ai
Voice-first, free, and ready to listen. Join the waitlist for iOS — or open the web app right now.
