Meet Alex. MED Diary keeps the pieces of his health in one place, then helps them make sense together.
Home gives Alex a quick read on vitals, meals, activity, medications, records, and appointments. Its controls speed up common entries. Customize in the bottom toolbar lets him add, remove, and reorder readings, screens, and actions across Home and Quick Access.
History brings readings and meals into one timeline, with trends, target ranges, notes, and time in range. Opening a result like LDL cholesterol adds its lab range, change from the previous test, and longer-term direction.
Meals can be typed, searched, scanned, spoken, or photographed. After reviewing the estimate, Alex sees calories and nutrients beside glucose, weight, and movement. Activity keeps steps, workouts, and goals beside the rest of the day, adding context without treating one day as the whole story.
Medications shows what is due, taken, skipped, or missed, and preserves earlier regimens after a prescription changes, keeping today’s schedule and treatment history clear.
Lab reports can be photographed or imported as PDFs. Alex reviews privacy, redacts on his phone, approves what leaves it, and verifies each result. Test Results then organizes the values by body system or common panel, with ranges and flags.
Appointments, insurance cards, prescriptions, documents, and printable reports keep the practical details together when Alex is preparing for a visit.
Share in the bottom toolbar offers a one-time copy of vitals, medications, or test results for a doctor, or Trusted Sharing for ongoing support. Alex controls what a family member, caregiver, or coach sees, perhaps meals and weight for a coach, and can stop access anytime.
Start with what matters. MED Diary keeps the detail organized, the context connected, and control of your health information in your hands.