For health & for life.

Research, exams, laws, and everyday health for Nepal. Built on evidence, for professionals and students, on verified identity.

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our goal

Health, on the strength of evidence.

Saacho builds the working tools of a health profession in Nepal. Research, exams, laws, and everyday health, so that decisions, big and small, rest on evidence and trust.

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Evidence-first

Information you can check. Answers and guidance that rest on real evidence, not on guesswork.

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Nepal-first

Built around Nepal's own health laws, licensing exams, and everyday context.

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Verified identity

Professionals, students, and readers who are who they say they are.

The tools we build

Research, exams, laws, and everyday health, so the profession can work with evidence and trust.

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ICF Studio: consent forms that read like a conversation

Writing an informed consent form for health research is hard. ICF Studio turns your study protocol into an ethically structured ICF in minutes — with plain language, sources, and a version you can actually use.

Saacho Team Aug 05, 2026

Health Laws: Nepal’s health rules, finally navigable

Nepal’s health laws and guidelines live in scattered PDFs and gazette notices. Health Laws brings them into one searchable, readable compendium — so you can find the rule you need without a librarian.

Saacho Team Aug 05, 2026

Excel: practice that actually prepares you for the exam

Licensing exams reward pattern, stamina, and recall — not passive reading. Excel serves exam-style practice questions that adapt to you and explains why you got each answer wrong.

Saacho Team Aug 05, 2026

SmartWay: research AI that shows its sources

Most AI chatbots make things up with total confidence. SmartWay answers health research questions from PubMed and shows you the papers behind every answer.

Saacho Team Aug 05, 2026

Emergency Health QR: your health story when you can’t speak

In an emergency, the people helping you often have to guess. One scannable card can carry your blood type, allergies, and emergency contacts to them — even when you can’t say a word.

Saacho Team Aug 05, 2026

Digital Sanctuary: a clinical space to think out loud

Some conversations are hard to start — with anyone. Sanctuary is a quiet, reflective space to explore what is on your mind with a thoughtful listener, on your own terms.

Saacho Team Aug 05, 2026

Health Rumor Debunker: fact-checking the health claims people share

That viral health message in your family group chat might be a rumor. Debunker checks health claims against evidence — and tells you what the science actually says.

Saacho Team Aug 05, 2026

Monkeypox: a viral zoonotic disease

Monkey pox is an emerging disease which can be seen in endemic countries and also anywhere in the world.

Surakshaa Khanal Aug 05, 2026

The FDA Public Assessment Report: A Review Package, Not a Single Document

EMA, Australia and Switzerland publish one consolidated assessment report per medicine. The FDA publishes a package of separate discipline reviews. Here is why, what each piece contains, and how to read them.

Kshitij Kunwar Aug 05, 2026

Health - when do we realise that it is important ?

Perhaps the most important asset of our life that we take for granted is our health.

Kshitij Kunwar Feb 03, 2023

Why Saacho?

🔬 Research PubMed + RAG engines

evidence-first

AI grounded in evidence

Research and guidance that cite their sources. The profession can check, verify, and build on what Saacho gives back, confident that it rests on evidence.

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Nepal-first

Built for Nepal's health system

Nepal's own laws, guidelines, licensing exams, and locally relevant knowledge, so the tools speak the language of the system they serve.

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Closing the knowledge gap

Stories, podcasts, and honest dialogue, so people can think deeper about their own health and life.

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