Turn living knowledge into verifiable evidence.
A practitioner sends a voice note on WhatsApp. Sanko turns it into a structured, private record — with the plant identified, the source named and the provenance carried forward.
“Ewe dongoyaro — ewé àti èpo igi.” yoruba — “neem leaf: the leaves and the bark”
- local name
- Ewe dongoyaro
- botanical
- Azadirachta indica
- parts used
- leaf, bark
- attributed to
- the practitioner, by name
- visibility
- private to their practice
One of 442 plant names Sanko can resolve today.
Evidence begins at the source.
Sanko works where knowledge is already shared — in conversation, voice notes and everyday practice. Practitioners don't learn a new application. Their existing records gain structure, attribution and consent.
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Capture
A voice note, message or plant photo arrives on WhatsApp. No new app, no new login, no new language.
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Map
Sanko resolves the local name to a botanical one and keeps the local term as the primary name.
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Track
Formulations stay linked to practitioner-scoped patient follow-ups, so care remains connected over time.
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Govern
Attribution and consent travel with the record, so any later use can be traced back to its source.
One evidence layer. Different institutional questions.
Sanko makes practitioner-originated knowledge legible to organisations without making it anonymous, or easy to extract.
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Traditional medicine organisations
Strengthen practitioner documentation and preserve local naming systems rather than replacing them.
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Research teams
Work from structured, attributable records with the source context still attached.
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NGOs and funders
Understand programme activity through responsible, aggregate evidence.
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Regulators and public bodies
Review governance-ready documentation without mistaking records for clinical validation.
Structure knowledge. Don't strip its source.
Privacy and provenance are part of the record model — not a paragraph added after capture.
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Processed locally
Sanko is built for locally operated AI workflows that limit unnecessary movement of sensitive practitioner and patient information.
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Scoped to the practitioner
Patient tracking supports documentation inside a practitioner's own work. It is not presented as evidence of clinical efficacy.
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Nagoya-aligned
Source attribution and knowledge provenance support responsible access and benefit-sharing workflows aligned with Nagoya principles.
Test Sanko where it already lives.
Send a voice note, a message or a plant photo to the Sanko agent and watch the capture flow yourself. Nothing you send is published.
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Ẹ káàbọ̀. Send a voice note, message or photo to start a private record.
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I heard “ewe dongoyaro”. Is that Azadirachta indica?
Yes
Saved to your records as formulation 024. Only you can see it.
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