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Mankind Prana

Prana is a WhatsApp chatbot for basic lifestyle-disease information across respiratory health, diabetes, cardiac conditions, and neuropsychiatry topics.

Client
Mankind / Unichem
Field
Lifestyle-disease education
Focus
healthcare education chatbot development
Mankind Prana WhatsApp health education chatbot screens

01 / Context

The product and the work around it.

Prana is a WhatsApp chatbot for basic lifestyle-disease information across respiratory health, diabetes, cardiac conditions, and neuropsychiatry topics.

The need

The product made basic health information available through a conversational channel, organizing several disease areas behind a simple WhatsApp interaction.

Who it served

People seeking basic lifestyle-disease information and the team managing the supporting dashboard.

02 / Workflow

How the product moved the work.

The core path described by the retained project record.

  1. 01

    Enter the conversation

    The user starts from WhatsApp rather than installing a separate reference app.

  2. 02

    Choose or ask about a topic

    The conversation covers the recorded respiratory, diabetes, cardiac, and neuropsychiatry areas.

  3. 03

    Receive basic information

    The bot returns information within the prepared conversation flow.

03 / Delivery

What Outworld delivered.

Multiple health topics need a conversation structure that helps users reach the right information without implying open-ended clinical advice.

  • 01WhatsApp auto-answering bot
  • 02Conversation design
  • 03Lifestyle-disease content paths
  • 04Dashboard
Mankind Prana WhatsApp health education chatbot screens

What the portfolio verifies.

The portfolio verifies the disease areas, WhatsApp bot, conversation design, and dashboard. It does not state delivery dates, medical review, usage, technology, or health outcomes.

This historical project is evidence of shipped product work. It is not presented as proof of Outworld’s current AI-agent delivery unless the record explicitly supports that claim.

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