Health document intelligence

Your health information. Finally connected.

Turn medical reports into verified, understandable information with connected timelines, grounded explanations and direct links to original evidence.

No sign-up needed for the demo · Synthetic data only · Educational, not diagnostic

Common lab tests tracked across all your reports
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Imaging types organised, from X-ray to PET-CT
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Values saved to your records before you confirm them
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From any result back to its original page
1 tap

One place for your health paperwork

Lab reports, scans and labels, finally in one place.

MediGuide reads the documents you already have, lets you check every value, and keeps the original a tap away.

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Lab reports

Read every value, with its page beside it.

Upload a PDF or a photo and review each test, unit and printed range before anything is saved.

Try the sample report

Lab trends

See how a result changes across reports.

Confirmed values line up by test and date, each against the range its own report printed.

Open Labs
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Medications

Know exactly what the label says.

Photograph a pharmacy label, confirm the name, strength and directions, then learn about it.

Open Medications

How it works

From a stack of reports to answers you can check.

Five steps, and you stay in control of each one.

  1. 01Upload

    Add a report the way you received it.

    Lab PDFs, phone photos of printed reports, radiology reports and medication labels. Your original upload is kept exactly as it is.

  2. 02Extract

    Values, units and ranges, pulled out for you.

    MediGuide reads each test with its unit and the reference range printed on the report, and marks anything that was hard to read so you look at it first.

  3. 03Verify

    You confirm every value before it counts.

    Confirm, correct or reject each field. Only reviewed values reach your timeline, and once a report is confirmed it isn't silently overwritten.

  4. 04Explain

    Plain-language context, with sources.

    Explanations separate what your report says from general health information, cite approved educational sources, and never diagnose or recommend treatment.

  5. 05Trace source

    One tap back to the original page.

    Every trend point, search result and explanation opens the page it came from with the value highlighted, so you can check it against the original any time.

Features

One place for the documents your care produces.

Built around evidence

Every answer keeps its receipts.

MediGuide is designed so you can always see where information came from, and who confirmed it.

Lab trends

Results from different reports, finally side by side.

Each point is a value you confirmed, shown against the range its own report printed.

6.06.57.0Printed range <5.76.2%Jan 156.5%Apr 126.7%Aug 12
Printed range <5.76.2%Jan 156.5%Apr 126.7%Aug 12

Human verification

Reviewed by you, value by value.

Imaging reports

The radiologist's words, organised and explained.

Source evidence

Tap a value, see its page.

Private by design

Only your account can open your records.

  • Each record belongs to one account
  • Delete a document and everything read from it

Imaging report intelligence

Radiology reports, made readable.

MediGuide works from the radiologist's written report. It does not look at or interpret the images themselves.

Original report · page 1Synthetic

MRI Right Knee without contrast

Feb 3, 2026

EXAM MRI of the right knee without contrast.

FINDINGS Small joint effusion. Mild thinning of the medial femoral cartilage. The menisci and ligaments appear intact.

IMPRESSION Small joint effusion. Mild medial compartment cartilage thinning.

Structured findings

  • Small joint effusionImpressionConfirmed by you
  • Mild medial compartment cartilage thinningImpressionConfirmed by you
  • Menisci and ligaments appear intactFindingsNeeds your review

Understanding “joint effusion”

From your report

The impression notes a small joint effusion in the right knee.

General health information

A joint effusion is extra fluid within a joint. It can be associated with injury, overuse or inflammation 1.

Trust & safety

Clear about what it does, and what it doesn't.

What MediGuide does

  • Reads the text of reports you upload, and shows where each value came from
  • Waits for you to confirm values before saving them to your records
  • Explains results and terms using an approved educational library, with citations
  • Keeps your original files so you can always check the source

What it will not do

  • Diagnose conditions or interpret scan images. It works from the written report only
  • Recommend treatment, medication or dose changes
  • Replace your clinician. Questions it suggests are for your appointment
  • Process DICOM imaging files

MediGuide is an educational project and is not a medical device. The public demo runs on synthetic data. Please don't upload real health records to it. In an emergency, contact your local emergency services.

Try it in about a minute

See your reports become something you can follow.

Load the synthetic three-report sample, review it, and follow a value back to its page.