The platform
Four pieces that make a shared record actually work.
A unified record is only useful if it keeps getting richer and if practitioners can act on it in the ten minutes they have. That's what the platform is for.
01 · Symptom tracking
Log it when it happens, not from memory months later.
Track symptoms around every appointment to build a biometric and physiological record over time. Each entry is timestamped and sits in the same timeline as your labs, so what you felt and what was measured line up.
- Quick daily logging for symptoms, severity, and triggers
- Vitals and activity pulled in from Apple Health
- Entries anchored to appointments, before and after
- Patterns visible across months, not just this visit
Joint pain
Fatigue
Headache
Resting heart rate
02 · Video appointments
Visits that attach to the record they belong to.
Built-in video for training, exercise, nutrition and therapy sessions. The appointment, the notes from it, and the symptoms you logged around it all end up in the same place.
- Scheduling and video in one place, with your care team
- Session notes written straight onto the record
- Works for the practitioners who don't need an exam room
- Your permissions govern who can see the visit happened
Nutrition follow-up
Therapy
Strength session
Rheumatology
03 · Voice-recorded notes
Practitioners talk. They don't type through your appointment.
Notes are recorded by voice and written to the record, so the practitioner spends the visit looking at you. Visibility is permissioned, never automatic — a note being on the record doesn't mean everyone can read it.
- Dictated notes, transcribed onto the shared record
- Per-note visibility controlled by your permissions
- Practitioners never comment on another practitioner's notes
- Less time on documentation, more on the appointment
Rheumatology · visit note
Primary care · visit note
Therapy · session note
Nutrition · plan update
04 · Practitioner dashboard
A synopsis before, during and after every appointment.
Practitioners open a prepared view: what's changed since last time, what the patient logged, what other providers have added. The first ten minutes stop being a recap.
- Pre-appointment synopsis of what changed since the last visit
- In-visit view of symptom logs, labs and current medications
- Post-appointment summary written back to the shared record
- Scoped strictly to what the patient has permitted
Since last visit
Trending
Other providers
Patient's question for this visit
On the roadmap
What comes after Phase 1.
We're deliberate about sequencing: the record and the network have to be solid before anything proactive gets built on top of them.
Phase 1 · Now
Unified record & network
Record aggregation, symptom tracking, video visits, and the verified practitioner network.
Phase 2
Proactive alerts
Vitals-variance alerts routed to practitioners, scoped to the FDA's clinical decision support framework.
Future
Caregiver portal
Legal caregivers of aging parents coordinate scheduling and treatment plans under the same permissioned model.
See it as it's built.
Founding members get early access through Phase 1 and a direct line into what we prioritize.