One health record for the whole family
People read it. AI agents write to it. Nothing goes in until someone in the family says yes.
Everything, in one place you can read
A timeline for each person, newest first. Medicines with who prescribed them. Labs with the latest value on top and the history underneath. Reports with a plain-language summary beside the original. Red flags one glance away.
Nani
Three doctors, one record
Prescription photo added
v1.4Today. Proposed by Claude, approved by Ahmed
Clinic visit, knee pain review
v1.32 days ago. Voice note from Ahmed
Blood test report uploaded
v1.2Last week. Plain-language summary added
Second opinion recorded
v1.1Last month. Two plans kept side by side
Speak it, snap it, approve it
- 1
Capture
After the visit, send a photo of the prescription or a voice note to Claude or ChatGPT.
- 2
Propose
The agent reads the record and files proposed changes, each with a confidence level and its source.
- 3
Approve
Someone in the family checks each one against the source and says yes or no.
Nani's visit today. Add this please.
propose_update, 4 fields
I read the prescription and the voice note and filed four proposed changes to Nani's record. One word on the slip was hard to read, so I marked it low confidence. They are waiting in your queue, and nothing changes until you approve them.
Nothing goes in without a yes
Handwriting is hard to read and voice notes get misheard. So every proposal waits in a queue with its evidence beside it. Try it: approve what looks right, reject what does not, then publish.
4 proposed changes for Nani
Filed by Claude from a prescription photo and a voice note
- New medicineHigh confidence
Vitamin D 1000 IU, once a day
From the photo
- Dose changeMedium confidence
Calcium 500 mg, now with lunch
From the photo
- Doctor's noteHigh confidence
Review again in four weeks
From the voice note
“He said come back in about four weeks and we'll see.”
- Stop medicineLow confidence
Unclear word, maybe a painkiller
From the photo
Nothing is in the record until you say yes.
Two doctors, two plans, one page
When doctors disagree, Healthpedia keeps both opinions side by side with the question to take back. Nothing is silently merged, so the next doctor sees the whole picture in a minute.
Dr. A, orthopaedics
Start the new medicine now
Clinic visit, Monday. Same X-ray.
Dr. B, family doctor
Wait two weeks and rest first
Follow up, Wednesday. Same X-ray.
Question to take back to both
Which plan, and in what order? Both are on her record, neither is merged.
Built for your AI assistant
Healthpedia runs an MCP server, so Claude Code, claude.ai and other assistants can read the record and file proposals. Six tools, and only one of them can suggest a fact.
get_member_recordRead one person's record
search_historySearch across visits, labs and notes
get_pending_proposalsSee what is waiting for a yes
export_recordHand a doctor the whole picture
add_documentFile a photo or report as evidence
propose_updateSuggest a change. The only way facts get in.
claude mcp add healthpedia https://<your-deployment>/api/mcp \
--transport http \
--header "Authorization: Bearer <MCP_API_KEY>"Bearer key for Claude Code, and a full OAuth flow so it also works as a claude.ai custom connector.
The queue is a safety system
Evidence first
Every proposed field sits next to its source: the crop of the photo or the exact sentence from the voice note.
Pick what is right
Approve the fields that are right and leave the rest. Low confidence is marked, never hidden.
Originals stay put
Photos and reports are kept as they arrived. Every fact links back to the document it came from.
Every change is signed
Each approval bumps the record's version with which agent, which source and who said yes.
Hands still work
Every entry can be edited by hand. Agents are a faster hand, never the gatekeeper.
A family-kept record that helps doctors see the whole picture. Not medical advice; decisions rest with the treating doctors.
It started as a PDF
My grandmother lives in Lahore and sees three doctors. Their plans did not always agree, and the only place the whole picture lived was a PDF our family kept by hand, updated from prescription photos and voice notes. Every habit in that PDF became a feature here.
Muhammad Bin Sohail, who built it