HepB&Me is your smart health companion for living well with Hepatitis B — built with leading hepatologists and clinical researchers to put personalised, evidence-based management in your pocket
HepB&Me is your smart health companion for living well with Hepatitis B — built with leading hepatologists and clinical researchers to put personalised, evidence-based management in your pocket.
Whether you're newly diagnosed or managing chronic Hepatitis B long-term, HepB&Me helps you understand your condition, track your results, and stay on top of your care — alongside your healthcare team.
WHY HEPB&ME
• Smart Dashboard — Your Hepatitis B status and key trends at a glance.
• Health Trends Tracking — Log and visualise results (HBV DNA, ALT, fibrosis and more) and spot changes early.
• Personalised Insights — Tailored risk assessments for your liver health, including liver cancer surveillance guidance.
• AI Health Assistant — Ask questions and get instant, reliable answers through the in-app chatbot.
• Smart Reminders — Never miss medications, appointments, blood tests or scans.
• Built for everyone — Available in English, Vietnamese and Chinese.
FOR PATIENTS
Understand what your results mean, follow your progress over time, and feel confident and informed at every appointment.
FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
A dedicated clinician view to support personalised management and shared decision-making.
BACKED BY SCIENCE
HepB&Me was developed by Deep-C Vision in collaboration with hepatology researchers and funded by Queen Mary University of London. Our work has been presented at EASL and published in the Journal of Hepatology.
YOUR PRIVACY MATTERS
Your data is yours. Securely sync across devices, and delete your account and data whenever you choose.
IMPORTANT
HepB&Me is designed to support — not replace — professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult your healthcare provider about your condition and before making any changes to your care.
Download HepB&Me and take a confident, informed role in managing your Hepatitis B.