MedBrief: Health Records

MedBrief turns scattered health documents into organized records you can review, search, ask about, and prepare for a medical visit.

IMPORT AND REVIEW
- Add PDF files and images, take a photo, or scan a paper document.
- Use AI-assisted recognition to extract key findings and structured details.
- Compare the result with the original document and edit extracted fields when needed.

ASK WITH YOUR CONTEXT
- Ask questions about selected records or files attached to a conversation.
- See which records were used as sources and return to them for verification.
- Keep question history organized under the current profile on your device.

PREPARE FOR VISITS
- Select one or more source records and create a visit-record PDF on your device.
- Include source documents and basic details such as titles, dates, institutions, and departments.
- Share the exported PDF using Android's standard share sheet.

ORGANIZE HEALTH INFORMATION
- Search and filter records.
- Add health logs, medications and supplements, allergies and intolerances, conditions, and lifestyle notes.
- Use separate profiles for family members with MedBrief Pro.
- Optionally back up and restore data through your own Google Drive app data storage.

HOW DATA AND AI ARE USED
MedBrief stores long-term records on your device first. When you choose AI recognition or Ask, the document or attachment content and the profile context needed for that request are sent over the internet to MedBrief's backend and AI service providers for processing. An authentication identifier and technical metadata such as app version, operating-system version, and language are also sent with service requests. Google Drive backup is optional and starts only after you connect your Google account. Refer to the privacy policy for current details about data types, service providers, retention, and deletion.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
MedBrief is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. It does not provide a treatment plan, prescription, medication dosage, or emergency service, and it does not replace a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional. AI output can be incomplete or incorrect. Always verify important information against the original document and seek professional medical advice for health decisions. If you may be experiencing a medical emergency, contact local emergency services.

Recent changes:
Improved app stability and reliability across key health record, backup, and Ask flows.