Healthy: Symptom & Lab Tracker

Your AI-powered health journal. Snap a photo of a lab report and AI reads it for you. Describe how you feel and AI turns it into a tracked symptom. It all comes together in one clear timeline you can actually understand.

POWERED BY AI

Read your lab reports automatically
Upload a photo or PDF of any lab report and AI extracts each value, its unit, and its normal range, then organizes everything in your Vault with plain-language notes on what each metric means. No more typing numbers by hand.

Log symptoms just by chatting
Tell the app how you feel in your own words. AI understands it, logs the symptom, and tracks how it changes day by day, with gentle check-in reminders so nothing slips through.

Get ready for your doctor visit
AI pulls your recent symptoms and lab results into a clear summary you can bring to your appointment, so you and your doctor make the most of your time.

MORE TO EXPLORE

See your timeline
Every symptom and check-in lands on a simple timeline with an easy-to-read chart, so you can look back over weeks and months and notice what is improving and what is not.

Spot patterns
The app automatically connects the dots across your symptoms and lab values and surfaces patterns worth a closer look, so you can raise them at your next appointment.

Manage doctor visits
Save upcoming and past appointments, jot notes, and get reminders a week, a day, or a couple of hours ahead, so you always arrive prepared.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your health data is yours. It is kept in your own secure account and used only to power the features above. You can delete your data or your whole account at any time.

IMPORTANT
Healthy is a personal health journal and organizational tool. The AI helps you record, organize, and understand your health information. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it is not a substitute for care from a qualified health professional. Always consult your doctor about your health and before making any medical decisions. If you think you may have a medical emergency, contact your local emergency services