Narra launches on the App Store, collaborates with KSU’s Family Medicine Department

This is one of those news we've missed... Just before the New Year, co-founder and managing director of Saudi Arabia-based Narra, Rayyan Alyahya, announced a major milestone for the Saudi digital health company.

What's the news?

First, they launched on the App Store, making the Narra AI app available to iPhone and iPad users across the KSA.

Second, the company unveiled a groundbreaking collaboration with King Saud University's (KSU) Family Medicine Department. Together, the two parties developed a custom AI tool, trained on the Family Medicine Department's data, to provide seamless access to information for faculty and students — all in record time.

Prof. Amr Jamal, co-chair and scientific lead at ZIMAM, spearheaded this initiative and reimagined how academic departments can streamline access to critical resources, cutting through bureaucratic barriers with transparency and efficiency.

Narra also had support from Dr. Hani Alghamdi, Chairman of the Family and Community Medicine Department at the College of Medicine at King Saud University.

You can't do everything alone.

What's Narra all about?

Narra is a practitioner-centric, AI-powered productivity platform for healthcare providers, specializing in Clinical Communication and Coordination (CC&C). It aims to empower practitioners by streamlining workflows and enhancing team collaboration with intelligent handoffs, predictive alerts, and role-based decision support.

By doing all this, Narra boosts productivity, supports decision-making, and reduces administrative burdens for individuals and teams. The tool adapts to each user's workflow, delivering actionable insights directly at the point of care.

Ultimately, Narra wants to restore professional autonomy to healthcare practitioners, enabling them to focus on what they do best — supported by technology designed uncompromisingly around their needs.