Mitali Heart is the always-on companion for cardiac surgery and recovery — emotional support and steady, phase-aware guidance for the long stretch your care team can’t be there. Built around you. Open to the family who’s worried about you.
"I survived two open-heart surgeries in 2024. The hardest part wasn't the operating room – it was everything that came after."— John Duffield, Co-Founder
Surviving the surgery is the start of the journey, not the end. The clinical team disappears after the follow-up. The questions don’t. We built Mitali Heart for everything that comes after — the wound that doesn’t look right at midnight, the question you forgot to ask the cardiologist, the day you don’t recognize your own energy.
From the day of your diagnosis to long-term living, cardiac recovery moves through six clear phases. Mitali Heart knows every one of them — and walks each phase with you.
Mitali helps you process the news and feel a little less overwhelmed.
“What questions should I be asking right now?”
Mitali helps you prepare and brings calm to the unknown.
“What should I ask my surgeon? How do I get my home ready?”
Mitali helps the days feel less unfamiliar, and keeps you company through them.
“The hospital days are a blur — how do I keep everything straight?”
Mitali is there for the questions that surface at 2am.
“I’m home now — how do I stay on top of my recovery this week?”
Mitali keeps you company as your strength returns.
“I’m starting cardiac rehab — how do I make the most of it?”
Settling into a new normal, and living fully again. Mitali stays alongside you for the long road.
“How do I ease back into normal life?”
Mitali Heart meets you where you are. It knows your condition, your surgery date, and what week you’re in — and shapes its support around where you actually are.
Mitali remembers your condition, your surgery date, and what week you’re in. Every response is shaped by your stage — from diagnosis to long-term recovery. Text or voice, whatever feels easier in the moment, and it carries context across conversations so you never have to repeat yourself.
Mitali notices what’s been on your mind between visits and helps you build a list of topics to bring to your cardiologist — so the fifteen minutes you get actually count.
Three steps, no learning curve. The hard part of recovery is the recovery — not the tool that helps you through it.
Type or speak — “How do I prep for my next cardiology visit?” “I’m not sure how to pace my days.” Anything you’d bring to a steady friend who understands what recovery is like.
It knows your condition, your stage, and what’s typical. It gives you clear, honest guidance — and tells you plainly when it’s time to call your doctor.
For the next decision, the next conversation, the next milestone. Calmer, clearer, and less alone than you were a moment ago.
Mitali Heart knows the line between reassurance and a real warning — and never blurs it.
If you describe chest pain, trouble breathing, sudden swelling, wound changes, or fever, Mitali tells you plainly — without hesitation — to call your cardiologist or 911. It escalates; it never diagnoses.
Mitali Heart’s guidance is informed by published research on cardiac recovery and rehabilitation. It’s honest about where its role ends and your care team’s begins.
Your health information is encrypted in transit and at rest on secure infrastructure that meets HIPAA requirements. You control what you share — Mitali never sells or shares your data.
Mitali Heart supports you between visits — it does not diagnose, prescribe, or monitor your health in real time, and it never stands in for your surgeon or care plan.
Recovery is long enough on its own. Be among the first families to walk it with a companion that knows the way — full access, no credit card, join at any point in your journey.
No commitments — join the founding families shaping cardiac recovery care.
Health information encrypted end to end on secure AWS infrastructure.
If something needs a doctor or 911, Mitali says so — plainly, and without delay. It escalates; it never diagnoses.
A companion between visits — not a substitute for your clinicians or care plan.