Your medical record in one place, shared on your terms
Keep your reports, lab results and X-rays together, and describe your health in your own words. Nobody sees any of it unless you choose them: your doctor, or someone you trust.
Try it: tap any button to change who can see each item.
How MedNote works
Nothing to install and no new password. It runs in the browser on your phone or computer.
Sign in with an account you have
Use your Google, Microsoft, Facebook or Apple account. No new password to remember.
Upload files and describe your condition
Add reports, lab results, X-rays and prescriptions, and write how you feel and your history in your own words.
Choose who sees what
Share a single file or condition with a doctor on MedNote or with someone you trust, and stop sharing whenever you like.
Built to be your record
MedNote isn't clinic software. It's your own private place to keep your health information and decide who sees it.
Private by default
Everything you upload or write stays private. Nobody sees it, not even doctors on the platform, without your permission.
Share only what's needed
Share one lab result with a doctor, or one condition with a family member, instead of your whole record.
Doctors on the platform
Send your files to a doctor registered on MedNote so they can review them before your visit or give you their opinion.
Support from people you trust
Share your condition with a family member or friend so they can help you keep track, especially if you care for your parents.
All your papers together
PDFs and photos of reports and X-rays in one organized place, instead of scattered papers and chat screenshots.
Any device
Works in the browser on your phone, computer or tablet. Nothing to install.
Your health data belongs to you
We don't sell your data
We never sell or rent your information or use it for advertising.
We don't post as you
Signing in with your accounts doesn't let us post to them or read your messages.
You can revoke access
Stop any share at any time and access ends right away.
Delete anytime
Delete a file, or your whole account with all of its data.