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Six steps from scattered records to a clear picture. Every value shown is an example.

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  1. 1. Start with the free assessment

    Answer guided questions about your symptoms and history. You get a plain-language summary for your care team. Advanced adds potential risk cards.

    Health assessmentExample
    1. Your symptoms
    2. Your history
    3. A summary for your care team

  2. 2. Add what you have

    Add your medicines and vitals. Import lab reports with Advanced. Everything stays in one place.

    Lab resultsExample
    LDL cholesterol
    Compared with 26 Jun
    112 mg/dL
    Lower
    Vitamin D
    Compared with 26 Jun
    28 ng/mL
    Ask your team
    Hemoglobin A1c
    Compared with 26 Jun
    5.4 %
    Same

  3. 3. Understand it

    Every result and term has a plain-language explanation, and each section has a short Quick guide video.

    Medical CodexExample
    LDL cholesterol

    LDL is sometimes called “bad” cholesterol. Doctors look at it with other results to understand heart health. Your care team can tell you what your number means for you.

  4. 4. Ask the assistant

    The AI assistant looks up your results, plan or support requests. It shows its source and never diagnoses.

    AssistantExample
    What was my last LDL?
    Your latest LDL was 112 mg/dL on 10 Oct. I cannot say whether that is right for you. Your care team can.
    Source: your blood labs, 10 Oct

  5. 5. Prepare and share

    Export a report or share a summary with your doctor by a link you control.

    Your next visitExample
    Export a reportShare a summary by linkTake it to your appointment

  6. 6. Stay in control

    Manage reminders and privacy, export your data, delete chat history or close your account.

    Today's roadmapExample
    • Walk 20 minutesdone
    • Log blood pressuredone
    • Refill reminder: Atorvastatinto do
    • Write questions for the doctorto do

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