About US

Trusted Introductions
Deserve Infrastructure.

Referrals move the real economy, but today they're informal, invisible, and cross-entity. Amy is building the neutral infrastructure that makes trust verifiable, accountable, scalable.

Starting in healthcare — where referral pain is most frequent, regulated, and economically consequential.

Amy = The Referral Infrastructure Layer

Referral infrastructure visualization showing trust network

Why Infrastructure, Not Software

Referrals power healthcare, finance, legal, consulting, education, and professional services.

But referrals have never had a system of record. They live in messaging apps, inboxes, calls, spreadsheets, and memory — tools built for communication, not confirmation.

  • No acknowledgment.
  • No closure.
  • No attribution.
  • No shared truth.

Infrastructure is what turns workflows into systems, and systems into networks.

Why Healthcare First

Healthcare exposes the referral primitive with maximum clarity:

  • Most frequent — referrals occur constantly
  • Most fragmented — across hospitals, EMRs, departments, diagnostics
  • Most cross-organization — no single entity owns the workflow
  • Most regulated — compliance demands traceability
  • Most consequential — care and outcomes depend on follow-through

This makes healthcare the ideal wedge to standardize the referral primitive.

Why Doctors, Not Hospitals

Referrals begin with doctors.

They decide where care goes — systems follow after. Existing software is optimized for billing and documentation, not the referrer experience.

Amy makes referrals visible, accountable, and closed-loop for the initiator.

Bottom-up activation → Top-down monetization.

Why Now

Several shifts converge to make referral infrastructure inevitable:

  • Mobile-first physicians
  • Cross-hospital consulting
  • WhatsApp as default workflow
  • Medical tourism
  • Compliance pressure
  • Billing-first EMRs
  • Trust scarcity in an AI world

The world is ready for referral receipts the way it was once ready for payment receipts.

Our Mission

To provide infrastructure that powers human trust: making every introduction clearer, every outcome trackable, and every relationship stronger.

In an era where AI generates endless noise, genuine referrals built on reputation are becoming the most valuable signal of all. Our role is to protect it, measure it, and help it scale.

What We Believe

Neutrality

We don’t own your relationships.

Ownership

Your referral graph belongs to you.

Simplicity

Zero friction. Mobile-first.

Truth

Receipts for introductions.

Interop

Above EMRs. Cross-hospital by default.

Compliance

Audit trails where they matter.

Infrastructure earns trust by staying invisible until it matters.

Origin Story

Amy emerged from a simple frustration: referrals are everywhere, yet accountability disappears after the introduction.

In healthcare this gap was undeniable — doctors coordinate care across hospitals, departments, and diagnostics, but the workflow dissolves across systems.

We didn’t want to build another CRM, marketplace, or network.

We’re building the neutral referral layer that records intent, acknowledgment, and outcome — without owning relationships or altering incentives.

Leadership

Kiran Teegala

Kiran Teegala

Founder & CEO

Product builder with two decades of experience designing healthcare workflows, multi-party coordination platforms, and enterprise systems. Kiran brings the core insight that referrals are initiated by doctors, not hospitals — making healthcare the ideal wedge for referral infrastructure.

Shiva Prasad Gandu

Shiva Prasad Gandu

CTO

Systems architect with 15+ years leading backend platforms, interoperability layers, and enterprise integrations. Shiva ensures Amy scales across doctors, departments, diagnostics, and hospital systems without replacing EMRs or disrupting workflows.

Surya Yugandhar Dusi

Surya Yugandhar Dusi

Technical Advisor

Veteran technologist with deep experience in APIs, messaging systems, and payments infrastructure. Surya advises on reliability, performance, and the infrastructure patterns required to make referrals durable and compliant.

Dr. Jagadeesh Bandi

Dr. Jagadeesh Bandi

Strategic Healthcare Advisor

Practicing physician and operator with firsthand insight into real-world referral behavior across hospitals, departments, and diagnostics. Jagadeesh anchors Amy’s clinical wedge and ensures the system reflects how care is coordinated in practice.

One Team. One Thesis.

Referrals are a clinical workflow today.

Once standardized, they become infrastructure.

Amy sits where healthcare workflows, enterprise systems, and human trust intersect.

Join Us

We’re early, intentional, and building for the long term. If you believe trust deserves infrastructure — let’s talk.