What you can keep track of
Each section of the app holds one part of your health history.
My Records
Upload your reports as PDFs; the details are read automatically.
Lab Results
Values are read automatically; each test's history is charted.
Radiology
MRI, CT, ultrasound and X-ray reports are recorded automatically.
Pathology
Diagnosis, tissue and biopsy type are recorded automatically.
My Health Summary
A one-page PDF, in English or Turkish.
My Health Profile
The lasting facts of your health history.
My Medications
Your medication schedule, with dose, frequency and time.
My Conditions
Your diagnosed conditions, with dates and notes.
My Allergies
Your allergies, with the reaction and its severity.
My Vaccinations
Your vaccinations, dose numbers and next dose dates.
Past Operations
Your past operations, with dates and notes.
Tracking
Your regular readings, appointments and reminders.
My Appointments
Your doctor appointments, on a colour-coded monthly calendar.
Blood Pressure Tracking
Your systolic, diastolic and pulse readings, with the change charted.
Blood Glucose Tracking
Your fasting and post-meal blood sugar readings, with a trend chart.
Reminders
Notifications for upcoming appointments and vaccine doses.
Your data is yours
You decide what you keep and when you delete it.
Only you have access
Only you and the people who accept your share invitation can see your records; they are never used for advertising or marketing, and never sold.
Download your data
Download all of your records as a single ZIP file whenever you want.
Delete your account
When you delete your account, all of your health records are permanently deleted.
Profiles and sharing
Your own records first; add the people close to you if you need to.
Separate profiles
If you need to keep records for someone close to you, add a separate profile; each profile's records stay apart.
Profile sharing
Share a profile with another account by email invitation, and stop sharing whenever you like.
Emergency contacts
Add the people to call in an emergency to each profile.
With you on iPhone too
Your lab results, medication times and readings are in your pocket on the way to an appointment. Everything you add on the web shows up on your phone too.
Coming soonAll your lab results in one list
Upload a report and the values are read for you. Out-of-range results stand out, and each test's history is on a chart.
Your day at a glance
Upcoming appointments, your latest glucose and blood pressure readings and your health summary on the first screen.
Your readings on a chart
Add your glucose and blood pressure readings and watch them change on a chart. Your medications, appointments and clinical history sit on the same screen.
Optional: a summary of your reports
You can have the AI summarise a report you've uploaded and suggest questions to ask your doctor. You don't need this step to keep records.
Lab tests
Explains out-of-range values and compares them with your previous test.
Radiology
Summarises findings organ by organ and shows what changed since the previous scan.
Pathology
Explains the diagnosis, staging and biomarker results in plain language.
AI summaries are for information only and are not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
This is not medical advice. This summary is for information only; talk to your doctor about diagnosis and treatment.
In your latest lab report, 2 of 17 tests are slightly above the reference range: fasting glucose and HbA1c. Both have been falling steadily across your earlier reports, and LDL cholesterol and vitamin D are in the normal range for the first time.
Key Points
- Fasting glucose and HbA1c are just above the limit.
- LDL cholesterol fell from 142 to 118 mg/dL and is now in the normal range.
- Vitamin D rose from 18.2 to 34.6 ng/mL.
Out-of-Range Results
Fasting glucose
101 mg/dL (Reference: 70 - 100)
Your fasting glucose is 1 mg/dL above the upper limit.
A borderline value on its own; it is read together with HbA1c.
Relation to history: Consistent with your type 2 diabetes diagnosis; the treatment appears to be working.
Compared with previous result: It was 121 mg/dL in March 2025 and has fallen in every report since.
HbA1c
6.0 % (Reference: 4.0 - 5.6)
Reflects your average blood glucose over the last 2–3 months; slightly above the upper limit.
In diabetes care the target varies from person to person; your doctor sets yours.
Relation to history: Related to your type 2 diabetes diagnosis.
Compared with previous result: It was 6.9% in March 2025 and is now 6.0%.
Notable Normal Results
- LDL cholesterol 118 mg/dL — in the normal range for the first time.
- Vitamin D 34.6 ng/mL — back to normal after supplementation.
- Kidney and liver values (creatinine, ALT) are normal.
Patterns
- Blood glucose, HbA1c and LDL cholesterol have fallen steadily across five reports.
Comparison with Previous Results
Out-of-range values fell from 5 in the May 2026 report to 2.
Recommendations
- Go over your HbA1c result with your doctor at your next check-up.
- Keep measuring your fasting glucose at home.
Questions to Ask Your Doctor
- Does the drop in my HbA1c mean my medication dose should change?
- Should I keep taking vitamin D supplements?
Start for free
Keeping records is free and unlimited. Report uploads and AI summaries have a monthly allowance; Premium is on the way for people who need more.
Free
For anyone who wants their health records in one place.
Keeping records is always free and unlimited.
- 5 report uploads a month: lab, radiology or pathology (10 a month for the first 30 days)
- 2 AI summaries a month
- Unlimited records: medications, conditions, allergies, vaccinations, appointments, blood pressure and glucose
- Unlimited profiles and profile sharing
- My Health Summary PDF and data export
Premium
For when the free plan's allowance isn't enough.
We'll announce Premium here once it's ready.
- Everything in the free plan
- More report uploads
- More AI summaries
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