Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
MeDuo wants to give medical paperwork a patient-held timeline
MeDuo describes a service for photographing medical papers and organizing them by clinical date into a record patients can share with doctors.
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- Families organizing medical records across doctors and clinics
- Worth noticing
- The sample timeline distinguishes a lab specimen date from its report date and leaves an unreadable document unfiled pending confirmation.
Field notes
The sample interface groups records by clinical date, including a lab result dated by specimen collection and a prescription tied to a visit. It also shows an item waiting for a date confirmation, rather than silently placing it on the timeline. The page says MeDuo keeps original documents and labels extracted text, and describes sharing selected records through expiring, revocable links; these are homepage claims, not independently verified behavior.
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