Answer a few clinically-structured questions by text or voice. In minutes, Agilance gives you a clear risk picture and the right next step — and lets your care team see who needs attention first.
Hi, I'm Agilance. Can you tell me where the pain is and what it feels like?
A tight pressure in the centre of my chest, since this morning.
Thank you. Does it spread to your arm, jaw or back?
Features
Built around the questions a cardiologist would ask — delivered in a way that feels like a conversation, not a form.
Answer at your own pace. Agilance asks one clear question at a time and adapts based on what you share.
How would you describe the pain — sharp, pressure-like, burning, or a dull ache?
Pressure-like, mostly in the centre.
Does it get worse with activity, like stairs or walking uphill?
When typing is hard, just talk. A natural voice conversation with a live transcript you can review afterwards.
“It started about an hour ago while I was carrying groceries up the stairs…”
Symptoms, history and risk factors are weighed the way a cardiology triage would weigh them.
Every assessment lands in a prioritised list so your team sees the highest-risk patients first.
Whether it's monitoring at home, a cardiology visit or urgent care, you leave knowing exactly what to do.
Recommendation
Schedule a cardiology appointment within 48 hours
Your summary is ready to share with the clinic.
How it works
STEP 01
Pick text or voice. Agilance asks about the pain, where it spreads, what triggers it and your history.
STEP 02
Your answers are scored against established cardiac risk factors to estimate how urgent things are.
STEP 03
See your risk level, a plain-language recommendation, and connect with a clinician if needed.
What we assess
Each conversation covers the signals that matter most for chest pain, so nothing important is missed.
Sharp, pressure-like, burning or dull — and how long it has lasted.
Radiation to the arm, jaw, neck, back or shoulders.
Whether exertion or emotional stress brings the pain on.
Shortness of breath, sweating, nausea or light-headedness.
Hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol and prior cardiac events.
Smoking, age and sex — weighed together rather than in isolation.
For clinicians
A dashboard that turns every patient conversation into a structured, sortable summary: symptoms, history, risk factors and an estimated cardiac risk.
Patients
128
High risk
9
Avg. risk
31%
If your chest pain is severe, crushing, or comes with trouble breathing, fainting or sweating — call 911 now.
Agilance offers guidance, not emergency care. Don't wait for an assessment to finish.
Take three minutes to talk it through. You'll leave with a clear picture and a concrete plan.
Available any time, on any device