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First you read what we store and how to delete it. No fine print.
Independent patient assistant
Years of lab results, discharge papers, and scans from different clinics turn into a friendly briefing for your next doctor visit: what's being tracked, what slipped out of view, and what the official labels say about your medications.
Not a diagnosis, not a prescription — preparation for a conversation with your doctor.
First you read what we store and how to delete it. No fine print.
Answer a short questionnaire and upload your files as they are. Sorting is our job, not yours.
Your papers become one history. A doubtful number never reaches the conclusions; every claim is checked against its source.
The report and a brief on your medications — via a secure link. A human reviews every package before it goes out.
Why you can trust it
This is a piece of a real report, made for a fictional test patient. The little tags are anchors — each points to an exact row of the archive, and an independent audit checks all of them before anything reaches you.
Notice the honesty: the freshest point spoils the nice story of improvement — and the report says so itself.
| date | HbA1c, % | flag | anchor |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-04-12 | 9.1 | H | [m:1] |
| 2023-05-20 | 8.2 | H | [m:3] |
| 2024-06-03 | 7.4 | H | [m:4] |
| 2025-02-17 | 6.9 | H | [m:6] |
| 2026-01-22 | 7.2 | H | [m:8] |
What your history tracks, what slipped out of view, and which questions are worth asking at your next visit. Built on your entire history — not just the latest test.
Word-for-word warnings from official drug labels — about your medications and their combinations, with the source of every quote.
The service is currently free: in return, we ask you to tell us in detail what was useful and what wasn't.
Free for our first users — we'll ask for your honest feedback in return.
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