Wiki Milczyńska

Wiki Milczyńska

Doctor and co-founder, Moya Health

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I'm a medical doctor and co-founder of Moya Health, an AI health agent for chronic illness, starting with skin conditions. It helps people track their symptoms, understand their health and see what shows up alongside their flares. I built and launched the iOS and Android apps. Moya is live on the App Store and Google Play, and had paying customers in its first month.

Halfway through medical school at King's College London and Imperial College London, I realised clinical skills built into software can help far more people than one doctor can. So I taught myself to code. I've practised as a doctor for four years and still work clinical shifts part time.

Most recently, Holly Tang and I won the Agent Relay track at Y Combinator's Haunted Hacks (Oct '26) with a cybersecurity game about how AI agents leak information. At other recent hackathons, I built two AI agents. Sentinel (Abridge, July '26) co-ordinates care for people with chronic illness. Rare Disease Detective (NVIDIA, Oct '26) checks clinical cases for rare diagnoses that may have been missed, starting with neurological conditions.

Before Moya: Entrepreneur in Residence at Antler in Riyadh, strategy consulting, early-stage startups, medical writing, medical coding, and annotating medical data to train AI models.

Startup

Moya Health
Co-founder · App Store and Google Play

AI health agent for chronic illness, starting with skin conditions. Had paying customers in its first month.

Projects

The Spy Monster
Y Combinator Haunted Hacks · Oct '26

Track win for best use of Agent Relay at Y Combinator's hackathon. Cybersecurity game about how AI agents leak information: one of three AI ghosts secretly reports what you tell it, and you have three minutes to work out which one. Built in 5 hours with Holly Tang.

Sentinel
Abridge hackathon, San Francisco · July '26

Chronic health co-ordination agent, starting with chronic kidney disease. It catches slow declines between visits, flags treatment gaps and shows what it chose not to alert on.

Rare Disease Detective
NVIDIA hackathon · Oct '26

AI agents that check clinical cases for rare diagnoses that may have been missed, starting with neurological conditions, with a doctor in the loop. Built with Holly Tang.

Selected research

Up to 10-month outcomes of faricimab in treating treatment-refractory wet age-related macular degeneration
Second author · Acta Ophthalmologica · 2025
Retinal arteriovenous malformation and cerebral cavernous malformation in a 6-year-old child
First author · Journal of AAPOS · 2024
Does titanium cage subsidence affect clinical outcomes in ACDF surgery? A tertiary centre experience
First author · Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England · 2023
Improving the awareness of rare genetic disease multidisciplinary team clinics
First author · Journal of Urology · 2021

Other

What it takes to build consumer health technology in the age of AI
Article · Bizpreneur Middle East · September 2026
Last updated: 11/2026