One understandable record
Bring clinical letters, results, medicines, symptoms and Apple Health signals into one organised, patient-owned view.
Health Record Ally helps you understand complex health information, explore guidance that may be relevant and prepare for more informed NHS conversations—without pretending to replace your clinician.
3 questions ready to discuss
Potentially relevant sources to explore with your clinician.
Health Record Ally does more than store health data. It helps turn scattered information into understanding, reasonable questions and a clearer next step.
Bring clinical letters, results, medicines, symptoms and Apple Health signals into one organised, patient-owned view.
See unfamiliar language broken down without turning an explanation into a diagnosis or treatment recommendation.
Explore potentially relevant NICE guidance with the source, date, criteria and uncertainty kept visible.
Turn confirmed facts, relevant guidance and your concerns into focused questions for the next appointment.
Record decisions, reasons, follow-up dates and what changed, so important actions do not disappear after the conversation.
Your core record stays on your iPhone. Sharing is deliberate, AI is optional and cloud services are never a silent fallback.
Each step keeps the patient’s facts, published sources and personal priorities distinct—so the app can support advocacy without claiming to make the clinical decision.
See the setup guide ↓Review the facts, trends and documents behind your care in language that is easier to follow.
Connect your confirmed information with published guidance while keeping national and local policy clearly separate.
Create a concise appointment brief from your evidence, uncertainties and priorities.
Record the decision, the reason and the follow-up—then create a factual letter if something needs clarifying.
You do not need a perfect record before the app becomes useful. Begin with the information behind one real question or appointment.
Review every item before it is included or shared. The brief supports your conversation; it does not determine your care.
Choose the conditions, appointments or questions you want help understanding.
Enter information manually or import supported documents, then review every extracted detail.
Allow only the categories that add useful context. You stay in control of every permission.
Bring together confirmed facts, possible guidance and the questions you want to discuss.
A useful health tool should make its boundaries obvious. Health Record Ally separates recorded facts, published policy, automated matching and plain-language explanation.
Information you entered, imported and reviewed, with its date and original source.
Published criteria and sources that may be useful to discuss—not a declaration of eligibility.
A clear, respectful way to ask what applies, what is missing and what happens next.
We are developing on-device tools for supported iPhones that can help organise a clinical letter, explain unfamiliar wording and prepare questions—without letting generative AI decide what care someone should receive.
Add a question, open a brief or create a follow-up reminder without exposing private details on the Lock Screen.
Extract candidate facts from supported documents, then let you confirm, correct or reject every item.
Deterministic policy checks produce the result. On-device intelligence may only help explain it.
If on-device intelligence is unavailable, the app falls back to ordinary tools—not an undisclosed external provider.
Seven days of full access with no card required. After that, core record features remain available or you can unlock the complete app permanently.
Availability, pricing and included features may vary before App Store release.
Your core health record is designed to stay on your iPhone. Nothing should be shared, exported or sent to an optional service without a clear action from you.
No. It organises information, explains terminology and helps you prepare questions. It does not diagnose, select treatment or replace a qualified healthcare professional.
No. Published criteria may be useful to discuss, but clinical suitability, missing information, local commissioning decisions and professional judgment can still affect what applies.
No. Verified local-policy coverage will be introduced gradually. The app should always show the authority, area, source and date, and should say when verified local information is unavailable.
Not in the current release. Production NHS integration requires formal onboarding and assurance. Supported manual imports and Apple Health can help you build your record in the meantime.
On-device intelligence is in development for supported devices. It will be optional, limited to the information needed for the task and will not silently fall back to a cloud provider.
Health Record Ally helps turn complex health information into clearer questions and a more confident next step.
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