Health Statistics SwedenSweden's health data.
Ask it anything.
Viti Health Statistics Sweden is an AI agent for Sweden's official health statistics — the National Board of Health and Welfare's database (Socialstyrelsen). Ask about medicines, diagnoses, causes of death, births and more, and get answers with charts built solely from real, fetched figures, always with the source cited.
No card required · Answers in Swedish or English
From question to source-cited chart in seconds
Ask in plain language
Analytical questions (“Which cancer form is diagnosed most often?”) or simple ones (“Statin users over time”), in Swedish or English.
The agent explores the database
It finds the right database, looks up the official codes (ATC, ICD-10) and fetches data from the National Board of Health and Welfare's API. You can follow every step.
Get a chart with sources
Charts are built server-side from the fetched rows (the AI never writes the numbers itself) and every API call is listed as a source you can verify.
Ask, for example
Built for trustworthy answers
Grounded by design
Visualizations are materialized from the API rows the agent fetched, so hallucinated figures are architecturally impossible in the charts.
All 15 official databases
Medicines, causes of death, diagnoses, surgeries, pregnancies, dental health, injuries and more, discovered live from the API.
Transparent exploration
Watch the agent list databases, search codes and fetch data step by step, and verify the sources yourself.
Analytical power
Rankings, trends, sex and age comparisons, top lists. The agent picks the right measure (counts or per 100,000 inhabitants) for the question.
Bilingual
Ask in Swedish or English; get answers in your language with the official Swedish labels.
Ready for teams
Choose 1–50 seats on the Business plan. Invite analysts, journalists or researchers to your workspace.
Why not just use ChatGPT?
General-purpose chatbots are excellent all-round tools, and we don't compete with them on coding or writing. The difference is narrow but decisive: asked about Sweden's official health statistics, a general model can hand you a confident wrong number. This app is built so it can't.
| This app | ChatGPT · Claude · Copilot | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the numbers come from | Fetched live from Socialstyrelsen's official API when you ask | Recalled from training data |
| The numbers in the charts | Materialized server-side from the exact fetched rows | Written by the model, can be fabricated |
| Source citations | Every API call listed and checkable | Usually none you can verify |
| When the data doesn't exist | Says so, won't guess | May invent a plausible answer |
| Data freshness | As current as the database is today | Frozen at the training cut-off |
| Knowledge of the 15 databases and codes | Synced to the live API every night | Approximate, not guaranteed |
Simple pricing
Free
- 5 questions per month
- +1 question every day you log in (up to 15/month)
- 1 seat
- All 15 databases
- Charts with source citations
Business
excl. VAT · billed per seat — e.g. 4 seats = 1,000 kr/month
- 100 questions per month per seat
- Choose 1–50 seats
- Shared workspace & team management
- Priority support
- Cancel anytime
- More than 50 seats? Contact us
Enterprise
- On-site deployment or your own cloud environment
- Custom features and data sources
- SSO and your security requirements
- Dedicated support and training
Frequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
Straight from the National Board of Health and Welfare's statistical database API (sdb.socialstyrelsen.se/api) at the moment you ask. Nothing is cached or made up. Every answer lists exactly which API calls were used, so you can verify it yourself.
How do you prevent AI hallucinations?
The AI can only reference data it fetched through the API, and the charts are built server-side from the fetched rows, so the model never writes the numbers being drawn. If the database cannot answer a question, it says so instead of guessing.
Why not just use ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot?
They're great general-purpose tools, and we don't compete with them on coding or writing. But asked about Swedish health statistics, they answer from training memory, and can produce a confident number that's outdated or simply wrong, with no source. This app can't: it only reports figures it just fetched from Socialstyrelsen's official API, builds every chart server-side from those exact rows, cites each call, and says so when the data doesn't exist. For official health statistics you can trust and cite, that's the difference.
How does pricing work?
Business costs 250 kr per seat and month, excl. VAT (or 2,500 kr per seat and year, equivalent to two months free). You choose the number of seats yourself (1–50; more? contact us) and are billed per seat. Each seat adds 100 questions per month to the workspace's shared volume — beyond that a small daily volume applies.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Manage or cancel the subscription from Settings whenever you like. The workspace then returns to the free plan; your account and team remain.
Is this an official service from the National Board of Health and Welfare?
No. Viti Health Statistics Sweden is an independent service built on the National Board of Health and Welfare's open API. The underlying statistics are official; the analysis layer is ours.