Anamnora — All your medical records, in one place

Why Anamnora

Medical data is organised around institutions.
Not around you.

Your history is scattered across hospitals, clinics, health plans and labs — and even between systems inside the same institution. Anamnora is the layer that puts it back together, on your side.

St. Mary’s Hospital

EHR

Imaging

two systems, one building

Clinic

Lab network

Health plan

Devices

Personal health data layer

1

Ingestfrom any source — portals, exchange networks, PDFs, photos of paper, wearables

2

Read & normaliseproprietary classification models read clinical documents in any format, in many languages

3

Traceevery data point stays linked to its document, page and line

One recordyours

2026

2025

2024

each value → document · page · line

You Clinicians you authorise AI · via MCP

A layer, not another app. It sits underneath: Anamnora’s own app is simply the first thing built on it — your clinicians’ tools and your AI assistant come next.

How the layer works

From scattered documents to one record you can trust

Three steps, applied to every document that holds a piece of your history.

Ingest from any source

Hospital portals, exchange networks, PDFs, photos of paper, wearables, health plans — whatever holds a piece of your history.

Read and normalise

Proprietary classification models read clinical documents in any format and in many languages, and turn them into structured, comparable data.

Trace everything

Every data point stays linked to its original document, page and line — so you and your doctor can always check the source.

One record

Everything, on one timeline

Visits, results, scans and letters from every institution that holds a piece of your history — in the order they happened.

See what we connect to

Your record 142 items

August 2026

Metabolic panel14 Aug · Regional Lab24 values

Chest CT with contrast2 Aug · Northside Imaging32 images

July 2026

Cardiology consultation28 Jul · St. Mary’s Hospital3 pages

Metformin 500 mgOngoing · since 12 Jun

Duplicates merged · units matched · nothing overwritten

Read & normalise

Every value, read —
and traceable

Proprietary classification models read clinical documents out of thousands of layouts and in many languages, normalise names and units, and pin every value to the document, page and line it came from.

EnglishEspañolעבריתFrançais DeutschالعربيةРусскийand more

LAB REPORT · PAGE 2

Extracted

LDL cholesterol147 mg/dL

Triglycerides180 mg/dL

page 2, line 14

One record, three doors

Ask your record.
Share it on your terms.

Your complete history becomes something you can query — a memory of everything that ever happened to you. You use it in the app. Clinicians you authorise use it in theirs. AI assistants reach it through MCP, with exactly the permissions you set.

You

Ask in plain language

9:41

Askyour whole record, 6 sources

When did my LDL start rising?

Between Aug 2024 and Feb 2025. LDL went from 112 to 147 mg/dL across three results, and has stayed borderline since.

Regional Lab · 14 Aug 2026St. Mary’s · 3 Feb 2025Regional Lab · 20 Aug 2024

Before or after the Metformin?

After. Metformin started 12 Jun 2024; the first higher LDL is from Aug 2024.

Ask about your record…

Every answer cites the document, page and line it came from.

Clinicians you authorise

The same record, in their tools

Shared record read · 7 days

Granted by the patientScope: labs, imaging, medications · not: notes, mood

LDL cholesterol147 mg/dL

HbA1c5.4 %

eGFR92 mL/min

Imaging

Chest CT2 Aug 2026 · 32 imagesOpen

Every value opens its source — page 2, line 14

Access loggedRevocable any time

Structured, normalised, importable to their EHR — with provenance intact.

AI · via MCP

Any assistant, with your permissions

MCP serveranamnoraconnected

tool call

get_results({
  analyte: "LDL cholesterol",
  since:   "2024-01"
})

result · 3 items · with provenance

[{ value: 147, unit: "mg/dL",
   date: "2026-08-14",
   source: { doc: "lab-report.pdf",
             page: 2, line: 14 } },
 { value: 139, date: "2025-02-03", … },
 { value: 112, date: "2024-08-20", … }]

tool call

list_sources()   → 6 connected
["St. Mary’s Hospital",
 "Regional Lab Network",
 "Northside Imaging", …]

Granted by the patient · read-only · labs · revocable

Model Context Protocol is the open standard AI assistants use to reach tools and data. With your permission, your record becomes one of those tools — and developers build on the same interface.

Everything a doctor asks you for

Anamnora’s own app — the first thing built on the layer. Already there, already organised: tap through and see it.

Your morning, at a glanceWhat arrived overnight, what is due today, and where your numbers are heading.

Labs, scans and lettersResults with reference ranges, imaging you can scroll through, and notes read into structured facts.

The day-to-daySymptom severity, doses taken, and everything that shapes how you feel.

Six months at a timeVitals, wearables and the correlations between what you did and what changed.

For the worst dayBlood type, allergies and who to call — reachable without unlocking the phone.

9:41

Good morning6 sources · updated today

CholesterolFalling

TODAY

124/79

blood pressure

MEDS

2 of 3

taken today

Today

Dr. LevinEndocrinology · Thu 14:30

Reminders

Levothyroxine07:00 · empty stomach

Fasting bloodsFri · 08:15 · Regional Lab

Just arrived

Blood panel14 Aug · 24 resultsNew

Chest CT2 Aug · 32 images

Blood panel14 Aug 2026

LDL cholesterol147 mg/dL+12

HDL cholesterol58 mg/dL+3

Triglycerides180 mg/dL−14

HbA1c5.4 %−0.1

Creatinine0.9 mg/dL±0

TSH2.1 mIU/L+0.2

LDL over 3 yearsBorderline

Compare with last panelShow change since May

Every value pinned to page 2, line 14 of the report

MRI · BRAIN5.0 mmW 80 · L 40NORTHSIDE

12 / 32

StudyMRI brain without contrast

Body partHead

ModalityMagnetic resonance

Performed12 Jul 2026 · Northside Imaging

No acute intracranial abnormality. Ventricles and sulci are normal for age. No mass, haemorrhage or midline shift.

Reported 13 Jul 2026 · Dr. A. Mendes, FRCR

CONSULTATION NOTE · CARDIOLOGY · PAGE 1

Show original documentScanned letter, 3 pages

Extracted for you

Diagnosis addedHyperlipidemia · chronic

Medication startedAtorvastatin 20 mg

Follow-up dueLipid panel in 3 months

Endocrinology12 Jun 2026

General practice14 Aug 2026

Dermatology3 Mar 2026

Joint painLogged today: 5/10

MILDSEVERE

Last 14 days−38%

Also today

Fatigue3/10 · 08:10

Headache1/10 · 07:40

Nausea0/10 · none

Down 38% since starting treatment

Morning

Metformin500 mg · with foodTaken

Atorvastatin20 mgTaken

Evening

Levothyroxine75 mcg · empty stomachDue

Vitamin D2000 IUDue

Adherence · 30 days94%

Refill dueAtorvastatin · 6 days left

Blood pressure

SystolicDiastolic

Weight−4.2 kg

Latest readings

124 / 79Today 07:30 · home cuffNormal

78.4 kgYesterday · smart scale

Resting heart rate62 bpm

Sleep · this weekavg 7h 12m

MTWTFSS

Connected devices

WatchHeart rate · ECG · sleep

Smart scaleWeight · body fat

Blood pressure cuffManual sync

What moved your numbers

Anxiety−35%

Headaches+19%

Deep sleep+28%

Heart rate+8%

Anxiety vs. treatment

Twelve weeks of daily symptom logs compared before and after the medication start date, adjusted for sleep and caffeine. Correlation is not causation — bring it to your doctor.

Blood type O+Organ donor · yes

ALLERGIES

PenicillinContrast dye

CONDITIONS

Type 2 diabetesHyperlipidemia

EMERGENCY CONTACT

Partner · +1 (555) 014-2287

Current medications

Metformin500 mg · twice daily

Atorvastatin20 mg · evening

Levothyroxine75 mcg · morning

Access

Lock-screen shortcutReadable without unlocking

Share with respondersQR on the printed card

Printable card fits in a wallet

Nothing to fileNew results land in the right place on their own, dated and de-duplicated.

Traceable to the pageEvery value opens the original document at the exact line it came from.

Two taps a dayEnough to turn a vague "I've been tired" into something a doctor can work with.

Patterns, not verdictsYou log the day; Anamnora shows what moved alongside what. You and your doctor decide what it means.

Print it, carry itA wallet card and a lock-screen shortcut, for when you cannot speak for yourself.

This phone is live: tabs, toggles, scans and slices all respond.

Before a visit

Walk in ready

Generate a one-page summary your doctor can read in thirty seconds — history, medications, latest results and your questions.

Ten minutes of appointment spent on you, not on catching up.

Visit summary 1 page

Active problems

Type 2 diabetesHyperlipidaemia

Find anything
in seconds

A result from four years ago, the drug you stopped, the hospital that did the scan — typed once, found.

cholesterol

3 results

LDL cholesterol · 14714 Aug 2026 · Regional Lab

Hypercholesterolaemia28 Jul 2026 · Cardiology note

AtorvastatinPrescribed for high cholesterol

Patterns, from the same record

See what is actually moving your numbers

Which changes coincided with fewer symptoms. What tends to come before a flare. What moved after a new dose.

You log the day. Anamnora shows the pattern — you and your doctor decide what it means.

See it in the app

Correlations 124 found

Anxiety−35%

Headaches+19%

Deep sleep+28%

Heart rate+8%

Anxiety vs. Sertraline · 12 weeks

Reported anxietyMedication start

Patterns are statistical, not a diagnosis

Day-to-day, in the same record

Track the day-to-day

Symptoms, doses, sleep and mood, logged in seconds and kept beside your clinical results.

Caffeine Sleep Period Food Blood pressure Mood and more

Mood

😔 😐 🙂 😄

Symptoms

Fatigue

Headache

Medication

Probiotic−1+

Vitamin D−2+

Emergencies

Be ready for the worst day

Your emergency card fits in a wallet and opens without unlocking your phone, so responders see blood type, allergies, conditions and who to call — before they open your phone.

EMERGENCY CARD

Blood type O+

ALLERGIES

Penicillin Contrast dye

CONDITIONS

Type 2 diabetes Hyperlipidaemia

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

+1 555-014-2287

Connect everywhere your records live

Anamnora pulls from the national exchange networks, your hospital portals, lab and imaging systems, wearables and plain paper — through the same standards your patient portal already uses.

Hospital portals

Exchange networks

Laboratories

Imaging & DICOM

Health plans

Phone health apps

Wearables

PDFs & letters

Photos of paper

Pharmacies

Vaccination registries

Clinics & GPs

Built on the open standards behind patient access — FHIR, SMART on FHIR and national exchange frameworks.

Your record. Your rules.

We build to HIPAA and GDPR standards. We do not sell your data, and you decide who sees your record.

Never sold

Your record is not a product. Not to insurers, not to advertisers, not to anyone.

You see every access

Every time anyone opens your record it is written to a log you can read — including us.

Nothing is rewritten

Corrections are added, never painted over. Your hospital's own record stays untouched.

Accessibility

Accessible by design

Anamnora reads your record back to you — with full screen-reader and voice-over support, high contrast and keyboard navigation throughout.

Part of the product

Voice-over, high contrast and full keyboard navigation are part of the product, not an add-on.

Shaped by patients

Every feature comes from someone who had to carry their own records into a room. Tell us what you need.

For clinicians

Receive a record you can act on

A patient shares; you get a structured history, not a 90-page fax. Every value opens back to its source, so you verify before you rely on it — and import what you need, with provenance intact.

A desktop tool — shown here at phone scale.

Search patients, results, documents… Sandbox · demo data

Shared with you

4 records · 2 new · every share is time-limited and logged

PatientRecordScopeExpiresStatus

PT Patient · Second opinionShared 2 h ago by the patient 6 sources · 142 items · 3 yrs ViewDownload 7 days New

MR Patient · ReferralShared yesterday by Dr. Adler 4 sources · 61 items · 18 mo ViewDownloadImport 30 days New

KL Patient · Pre-op reviewShared 3 days ago by the patient 5 sources · 88 items · 2 yrs View 14 days Opened

SB Patient · Transfer of careShared last week by Northside 7 sources · 210 items · 6 yrs ViewDownloadImport — Imported

AN Patient · Annual reviewShared 2 weeks ago by the patient 3 sources · 40 items · 12 mo ViewDownload 21 days Opened

DV Patient · Second opinionShared 3 weeks ago by Dr. Osei 6 sources · 156 items · 4 yrs ViewDownloadImport — Imported

Patient · Second opinion

Shared 2 h ago · 6 sources · 142 items · 3 years · scope: ViewDownloadImport · expires in 7 days

14 Aug 2026Comprehensive metabolic panelRegional Lab Network · 24 values

2 Aug 2026CT chest with contrastNorthside Imaging · 32 images · report

28 Jul 2026Cardiology consultationSt. Mary’s Hospital · 3 pages

12 Jun 2026Metformin 500 mg startedDr. Levin · Endocrinology

3 Mar 2026Dermatology letterOutpatient clinic · 1 page

11 Jan 2026Emergency attendanceSt. Mary’s · chest pain · discharged

12 Nov 2025Laparoscopic cholecystectomyOperative note · histopathology

6 Sep 2025Lipid panelRegional Lab Network · 8 values

Summary

ProblemsType 2 diabetes · Hyperlipidemia

MedicationsMetformin 500 mg · Atorvastatin 20 mg · Levothyroxine 75 mcg

AllergiesPenicillin Contrast dye

Last vitalsBP 124/79 · HR 62 · 78.4 kg

Every value opens its source document. Nothing here is a summary you have to trust.

AnalyteResultReferenceRange3-year trendFlagSource

LDL cholesterol147 mg/dL< 100High

HDL cholesterol58 mg/dL> 40Normal

Triglycerides180 mg/dL< 150High

HbA1c5.4 %4.0 – 5.6Normal

Fasting glucose96 mg/dL70 – 99Normal

Creatinine0.9 mg/dL0.6 – 1.2Normal

eGFR92 mL/min> 60Normal

TSH2.1 mIU/L0.4 – 4.0Normal

CT BRAIN · SLICE 12/325.0 mmW 80 · L 40NORTHSIDE IMAGING

Studies

CT brain w/o contrast12 Jul 2026 · 32 slices

Chest X-ray, PA2 Aug 2026 · 1 image

CT abdomenNov 2025 · 48 slices · pre-op

Report

No acute intracranial abnormality. Ventricles and sulci normal for age. No mass, haemorrhage or midline shift.

Dr. A. Mendes, FRCR · 13 Jul 2026

CONSULTATION NOTE · CARDIOLOGY · 28 JUL 2026 · PAGE 1 OF 3

Extracted facts

HyperlipidemiaDiagnosis · chronic

Atorvastatin 20 mgMedication started

Lipid panel in 3 monthsFollow-up

Each fact is pinned to the line of the letter it came from. Click any to see it highlighted.

Blood results24 values · Regional Lab

Chest CT + reportNorthside Imaging

Medication list8 active · reconciled

AllergiesPenicillin · contrast dye · confirmed

Cardiology letterSt. Mary’s · not yet received

Anamnora knows what has not arrived yet — and can ask the patient, or the source, for it.

Import into your EHR

Choose what to bring in. Everything imported keeps its link back to the original document.

Select items

24 lab valuesNormalised to your units · LOINC-coded

3 imaging studiesDICOM + reports · 81 images

9 clinic lettersStructured facts attached

Medication list8 active · reconciled against allergies

Allergies2 · verified with the patient

Device dataHeart rate, BP, weight · 6 months

Mapping

UnitsNormalised to mg/dL, mmol/L → converted

CodesLOINC matched 22 of 24 · 2 for review

Duplicates2 merged across sources

ProvenanceKept on every value

DestinationCardiology · this encounter

The patient is notified that you imported, and sees exactly what.

Access log

Every access — human or automated — is written here, and the patient can read the same log.

WhenWhoActionItems

Today 09:14YouOpened recordTimeline, Labs

Today 09:16YouViewed sourceLab report p.2

Today 09:21YouOpened imagingCT brain, 32 slices

Yesterday 17:40Dr. R. LevinRequested missingCardiology letter

Yesterday 17:02PatientGranted accessView, Download · 7 days

12 AugAnamnoraIngested24 lab values · Regional Lab

12 AugAnamnoraNormalisedUnits, codes, 2 duplicates

2 AugAnamnoraIngestedCT chest · Northside

Open a shared record, check a value against its page, import to your EHR — it all works

Talk to us about your practice

Bring your history together once

Request access and we will help you connect your first sources. Every appointment after that starts from the same record.

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