Almost a million private doctors in Latin America.
Zero infrastructure built for them.
Angy is the operating system for private specialist clinics — it runs scheduling, documentation, follow-ups, and billing so doctors can focus on practicing medicine.
Validated with 50+ specialist doctors in Mexico City
The Problem
The Structural Gap
United States
Healthcare runs on purpose-built systems like Epic. Scheduling, billing, documentation, follow-ups — all managed by infrastructure designed for the job.
Latin America
Private specialists run their clinics on WhatsApp, Excel, and pen and paper. Not by choice — because nothing better was ever built for them.
This is not inefficiency. This is unbuilt infrastructure.
The Solution
The operating system for private specialist clinics
Angy handles scheduling, documentation, follow-ups, and billing — so doctors don't have to think about running the clinic.
Starting with AI-powered medical scribing: consultations are recorded, clinical notes are generated instantly, and follow-ups are scheduled without manual effort.
Angy completing tasks in the background — scheduling, documentation, follow-ups.
Weekly overview — scheduling managed automatically.
Market
Market Opportunity
Immediate addressable market
Private specialists in Mexico City
Latin America opportunity
Across the region's private specialist market
Year-over-year growth
Private healthcare sector in Latin America
Greenfield
Zero purpose-built tools exist for private specialist clinics in Latin America. Validated through 50+ doctor discovery interviews in Mexico City — every clinic runs on the same improvised stack of WhatsApp, Excel, and paper.
Wedge strategy
Start with AI-powered medical scribing — the highest-pain, most immediate need — then expand into scheduling, billing, and follow-ups. Each module deepens the relationship and increases switching costs. The wedge creates the platform.
Why Now
Three shifts that created this window
AI / LLM maturity
Spanish-language clinical documentation is now viable. Ambient medical scribing, intelligent scheduling, and automated follow-ups were not possible two years ago — large language models and speech-to-text have changed that.
Post-COVID private healthcare boom
The pandemic accelerated private healthcare growth across Latin America. More patients are seeking private specialists, and clinics are scaling without the infrastructure to support them.
Generational shift
Younger doctors entering private practice expect software-native workflows. They are unwilling to run their clinics on WhatsApp and spreadsheets — but no purpose-built alternative exists.
Traction
Real validation, not theoretical
Discovery interviews
Specialist doctors in Mexico City — orthopedists, dermatologists, cardiologists. Every interview confirmed the same structural gap.
Pilot doctors committed
Co-developing the system with two private specialists who will use Angy in their clinics from day one.
Born out of MIT
Built within the MIT entrepreneurship ecosystem. Participant in the MIT $100K competition.
Get in touch
We are building the infrastructure layer for private healthcare in Latin America. If this aligns with your thesis, we would welcome a conversation.