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Your medical history, finally in one place

Every visit, result and document on one timeline. Never lose your documents again.

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Your medical history, most recent first.
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March 2026 4 records
27 Fri Prescription renewed Dr. Nowak · GP practice
18 Wed Knee arthroscopy Ortho Clinic 5
12 Thu Cardiology consult Dr. Kowalska · St. Mary’s Hospital 2
04 Wed Full blood count Synlab · 2 of 18 out of range 1
February 2026 2 records
19 Thu Influenza vaccination GP practice
03 Tue Chest X-ray City Imaging · X-ray, chest 1

Problem

Keeping all your medical documents organised is hard

Not because you are disorganised — because nothing in the system was built to hand you a copy you can actually use.

Paper documentation mess

A discharge summary in a drawer, a result in an email, a prescription photographed on your phone, and three patient portals with three forgotten passwords.

Don't remember everything

"When was that procedure?" "What dose were you on?" "Who ordered the scan?" The information exists - but you have to search through all documents.

A huge amount of data for your family

A lifetime of visits, results and documents for each family member. And you have to keep track of it all, for everyone.

Features

One place for everything a clinician ever wrote about you.

MeddNotes is deliberately unambitious. It does not diagnose, predict, or score your health — it keeps a clean, dated, searchable record of what actually happened.

One timeline

Consults, procedures, hospital stays and vaccinations on a single dated thread, in the order they happened.

March 2026 2 records
12 Thu Cardiology consult Dr. Kowalska · St. Mary’s Hospital 2
04 Wed Full blood count Synlab · 2 of 18 out of range 1
January 2026 1 record
18 Sun Day surgery — knee arthroscopy Ortho Clinic 5
November 2025 1 record
02 Sun Influenza vaccination GP practice 1

Lab values that trend

Each marker plotted against the reference range from the lab that issued it, with units normalised across providers.

Ferritin 6 results · 2023–2026
Haemoglobin
14.2 g/dL
Ferritin
18 ng/mL
TSH
2.1 mIU/L
LDL cholesterol
162 mg/dL

Private by default

No public mode, no feed, and nothing sold on. Your records are visible to you and the profiles you create yourself — anything a doctor sees, you export deliberately.

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Timeline
Your medical history, most recent first.
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March 2026 4 records
27 Fri Prescription renewed Dr. Nowak · GP practice
18 Wed Knee arthroscopy Ortho Clinic 5
12 Thu Cardiology consult Dr. Kowalska · St. Mary’s Hospital 2
04 Wed Full blood count Synlab · 2 of 18 out of range 1
February 2026 2 records
19 Thu Influenza vaccination GP practice
03 Tue Chest X-ray City Imaging · X-ray, chest 1

Scanned, not typed

Photograph a discharge summary and the date, facility, document type and diagnosis are read off the page — shown as a draft you confirm before anything is saved.

discharge-2026-03.pdf
Scanned and read in 4s Review
Document type
Discharge summary
Facility
St. Mary’s Hospital
Date
12 Mar 2026
Diagnosis
I10 — Essential hypertension
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Your history

It adds up quietly, then all at once.

No single appointment feels worth recording. Three years later, the details nobody wrote down are exactly the ones you are asked for.

Childhood vaccination records, last seen at your parents’ house.

2016

A sports physical. The form asks for dates you have to guess.

Notes from a new GP, handwritten and kept at the practice.

A routine blood test nobody mentions again.

2017

Antibiotics for a chest infection. Which ones? No idea now.

A dental X-ray that stays with the dentist.

An allergist, after a reaction you would rather not repeat.

2018

A tetanus booster after a gardening accident.

A sick note, photographed and lost in your camera roll.

Physiotherapy: eight sessions, one printed exercise sheet.

2019

A knee MRI. The CD is still in a drawer somewhere.

A travel vaccination you will be asked about for a decade.

A GP visit that turns out to be the start of something.

2020

First blood panel. One number is slightly out of range.

A prescription starts. Nobody writes down the dose you settled on.

An ultrasound. The report goes home in a paper envelope.

2021

Second panel, different lab, different units. Is it better or worse?

A short hospital stay, and a discharge summary you file somewhere safe.

A referral to a specialist who asks for everything from the start.

2022

New consultant, new city. Your history arrives as a shoebox.

Third panel. Plotted against the first two, the trend is finally obvious.

A follow-up where, for once, you walk in with the whole picture.

2023

The dose is adjusted, and this time the change is written down.

A routine panel. Everything in range, and a year of results to prove it.

Your GP retires. Your history doesn’t retire with them.

2024

A booster reminder, and you know exactly when the last one was.

A dental X-ray, filed next to the last three.

A new medication, listed next to everything you already take.

2025

A form asks for your surgical history. It takes a minute.

Cholesterol, re-tested at a new lab, on the same chart as before.

A second opinion, with every earlier result to hand.

2026

A planned procedure. The pre-op questions are already answered.

Another year of records, all in one place.

Pricing

Free for your own records.

The timeline, the documents and the export are free and stay free. You pay only for the parts that save you work.

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  • Unlimited records on your timeline
  • Documents attached to any record
  • Lab values with reference ranges
  • One profile
  • Full export, any time
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  • Profiles for the whole family
  • Recheck reminders
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What it does, what it deliberately doesn't do, and what happens to your data.

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