Get instant beta access
Drop your email and we'll show the TestFlight install link instantly + email it to you. Spots are limited to 50 testers while we're in early beta.
You're in. Tap to install Asha:
One tap opens TestFlight on your iPhone and starts the install.
Open in TestFlight →We also emailed the link to you (check your inbox + spam). If you're on desktop right now, forward the email to your iPhone and tap the link from Apple Mail — iPhone is required.
Don't have the TestFlight app yet? The button above will take you to install TestFlight first, then come back to install Asha. Walkthrough below.
You're on the Asha Android beta list.
We'll add your email to the Play Console closed-testing list within 24 hours. Google will then email you with the subject "You've been invited to test Asha Health on Google Play."
Next step (on your end): wait for Google's invite email. Tap "Accept invitation" → Play Store opens → tap Install. Asha Health shows up with a Beta badge.
Spots are limited. Closed testing is capped at 50 testers. If you don't see Google's invite within 24h, reply to the confirmation email we just sent and we'll chase it.
Once Google sends the invite, the install link will be: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.asha.health
Thanks — which device will you test on?
Asha runs on iPhone or Android. We need to know which device you'll use to test on so we can route you to the right install path.
Reply to the confirmation email we just sent with the word "iPhone" or "Android" and we'll send the right install link within a few hours.
iPhone: instant install via TestFlight (one-tap).
Android: closed beta on Play Store (24h invite, capped at 50 testers).
Install Asha
Tap the Open in TestFlight link from the panel above or your email — on your iPhone. If you don't already have TestFlight (Apple's free pre-release-app tool), the link opens the App Store first; install TestFlight, then come back and tap the link again. TestFlight shows an Asha listing → tap Accept, then Install. ~30 seconds.
Try a consult
Open Asha → accept the privacy notice → sign in with your email + the 6-digit code we send (check spam if it doesn't arrive in 30 seconds) → add yourself to the family list. Tap Start a consult, pick voice (talk to Ralph, the AI clinician avatar) or text. Ralph asks 3-5 questions, then a panel of 12 specialty agents reviews your case in 60-90 seconds.
Send feedback
- Crashes / UI bugs → in TestFlight, take a screenshot — you'll be prompted to send it to us with device + iOS info attached.
- "Ralph wasn't quite right" → Asha › Settings › Send diagnostic to dev (includes the full consult audit log).
- Everything else → email beta@withasha.com.
Specifics help — build number (at the dashboard footer) + exact wording of what Ralph said beats general impressions.
Troubleshooting
Install link doesn't open TestFlight. The link must be tapped on iPhone, not desktop. Forward the email to your iPhone and tap from Apple Mail. iOS 17+ required.
Can't get the OTP email to arrive. Check spam. Wait 30 seconds. Try again. Still nothing? Email beta@withasha.com.
Asha freezes on the avatar / Ralph stays silent. Known set of bugs we're hunting. Take a screenshot, then Settings › Send diagnostic to dev (include the build number from the dashboard footer). Force-quit and reopen usually clears it.
Voice mode mishears. Switch to text mode via the toggle on the consult screen. Speech-quality fixes are in progress.
What we ask of you (confidentiality)
You agreed to these at signup; the full version is in Terms §5. The short version:
- Keep it private. No screenshots, recordings, verdicts, or descriptions on social media, blogs, public chats, or any forum people not in the beta can reach. Showing it to a household member in person is fine — just tell us.
- Don't share the install link. Each spot is individual. Forwarding the TestFlight link to anyone else is a violation. Want a friend invited? Have them sign up at tester.withasha.com.
- No reverse-engineering, no commercial use. Don't decompile, scrape traffic, or build a competing product on what you observe. Don't charge anyone for an Asha verdict.
- Report defects to us, not the world. Bugs + security flaws go via TestFlight feedback / in-app diagnostic / email — never publicly.
- Delete on request. If we ask you to stop, you'll uninstall and delete any local notes/screenshots.
No warranties, no liability for clinical decisions. Beta software is as-is. Ralph and the panel may say things that are wrong. That's what we're testing for. Never rely on Asha during beta to make a medical decision without independently consulting your physician. Asha doesn't diagnose, prescribe, or treat.
Obligations end when Asha goes public or two years from your first use, whichever is sooner. Security-flaw and internal-data obligations survive indefinitely.