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Your health,
remembered.

MedLog is a cute, quiet health journal that turns every headache, every weird sleep, every dose of ibuprofen into a clean doctor-ready timeline. So when you finally get the appointment, you actually remember.

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Patient Health Summary

Maya Chen

Feb 3 – May 23, 2026 · 27 entries
Main recurring symptoms
Headaches
14
Poor sleep
9
Ankle pain
6
M
Sat · May 23
Hey — how's your day?
What's going on?
Headache today, took 400 mg ibuprofen
We caught
HeadacheMedication400 mg
Slept 5h. Foggy.
Migraine · 7/10
Built for the in-between
~7 days
between symptom & appointment
12 mins
avg primary-care visit
68%
of patients forget a symptom
100%
of yours, on a single page
The gap we're filling

Healthcare is episodic.
Symptoms are continuous.

You see your doctor for twelve minutes, twice a year. Everything that happens between those visits — the headaches, the meds, the bad sleeps — disappears. MedLog is the part you fill in.

longitudinal /ˌlɒn.dʒəˈtjuː.dɪ.nəl/ · adj.
Following the same subject over a long period of time. The whole point of MedLog.
16 weeks of you
mildmodhigh
everything in between — MedLog
last visit
next visit
How it works

Write a line. Build a record. Hand it over.

No charts to fill in. No mood scales. No dropdowns. Just a sentence — the same way you'd tell a friend what's wrong.

01

Jot it down

Write like you'd text a friend. "Headache today, took 400 mg ibuprofen." Done in 10 seconds.

What's going on?
Headache today, dull behind the eyes. Took 400 mg ibuprofen
02

We sort it out

MedLog reads your line and pulls out the symptom, the dose, the time. You tap to confirm.

Headache · behind eyes
4 / 10
Ibuprofen 400 mg
2:30 pm · today
03

Build the record

Tag by tag, day by day, your timeline fills in. At any moment, tap one button for the doctor-ready summary.

Patient Summary
Feb – May, 2026
Headaches14
Poor sleep9
Ankle pain6
Send to doctor
THE KILLER FEATURE

One button.
One page.
One conversation.

Tap Generate Doctor Summary and MedLog rolls 27 entries into the kind of clean briefing your provider would actually read. Hand them the PDF, walk out with answers instead of a follow-up.

Frequencies by tag — headaches: 14, sleep issues: 9
Medication patterns — what works, how fast
Notable patterns — auto-detected, never assumed
Disclaimer baked in — not a diagnosis, never claims to be
See an example
doc-2026-05-23-ML
Patient Health Summary
Maya Chen
DOB 1991-08-04·Feb 3 – May 23, 2026·27 entries
Main recurring symptoms
Headaches· stable
14 entries
Poor sleep· increasing
9 entries
Ankle pain· decreasing
6 entries
Fatigue· stable
5 entries
Notable patterns
  1. Headaches cluster within 24 hours of a poor-sleep entry (8 of 14).
  2. Migraines coincide with high-stress work days (3 of 4).
Patient note — this is a user-recorded health history. MedLog does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical advice.
The whole kit

Small features.
Built to last.

We're not adding 50 things you'll never use. These are the ones we'd want if we were tracking a symptom for a year.

One-line logs
Plain English in. Structured record out. The fastest health journal ever shipped.
Smart tags
Headache, migraine, ankle, sleep, mood — MedLog suggests, you confirm.
Severity scale
1 to 10. We never decide for you. Every entry gets its own band.
Medication tracking
Dose, time, effect. See what helps you, on average, over months.
Lab integration
Snap a PDF of bloodwork. Watch values trend. Get nudged when one goes stale.
Gentle reminders
"You haven't checked calcium since 2020." Soft nudges, not nags.
Search everything
Every entry. Every dose. Every tag. Ranked by relevance, not just date.
Export anywhere
PDF, plaintext, email. Your record, fully portable. We never lock you in.
Privacy is the moat

Your record is yours.
Period.

We don't sell data. We don't sell ads. We don't run analytics on your symptoms. MedLog is free because we built it to be useful, not to be a product you are the product of.

Not a medical device
MedLog does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical advice. We're a record-keeper, not a doctor — and we're proud of the difference.
End-to-end encrypted
Your entries are encrypted on-device before they ever touch our servers. We can't read them. Nobody else can either.
No data sales — ever
It's in our terms. It's in our investor agreements. If we ever change, we shut down first.
Minimal collection
We ask for an email and your entries. That's it. No location, no contacts, no ad ID.
Yours to take with you
One tap exports everything as text or PDF. Delete your account and your data goes too.
Questions

The honest ones.

01.
Is MedLog a medical device?
No — and that's intentional. MedLog records what you write. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or recommend anything. That's a doctor's job. We just make sure you remember the details when you see one.
02.
Is my data HIPAA-protected?
HIPAA applies to covered entities — providers, insurers, their partners. Most direct-to-consumer health apps fall outside it, including MedLog. We hold ourselves to stricter standards anyway: end-to-end encryption, no sales, no ads, full export.
03.
How does the doctor summary work?
It rolls up your entries by tag, counts frequencies, surfaces meds with their typical effect window, and notes patterns — like "headaches cluster within 24 h of a poor-sleep entry, 8 of 14 times." It's a clean briefing. You decide what to share.
04.
Can my doctor see it before the appointment?
You can email them the text export or open it in your mail client. We don't have a provider portal yet, but it's on the roadmap.
05.
What if I don't log every day?
That's fine. MedLog isn't a streak app. The point is to have a record when you need one — not to make you feel bad on day 5.
06.
Can I delete everything?
One tap, no questions. Your account and every entry are wiped immediately.

Start your record
today. For nothing.

Free, no card, no commitment. Spend 30 seconds. See if it sticks.

By signing up, you agree to our Terms. MedLog doesn't diagnose or treat — it's a record-keeper.