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You, or someone you love, has a serious diagnosis. Make Claude your health companion.
it’s not complicated: if you can send an email, you can set this up.
free forever · uses your own Claude subscription
The problem
A serious diagnosis is overwhelming.
A letter with your test results, a miracle cure IG reel, a friend of a friend’s advice, a result in an app, a random call at 2am. What if something could remember all of it?
The moment
Every letter, every result. Ask it anything.
Claude can hold more in view than any one person can keep in their head. Give it your records, and every letter, result and scan stays in view at once.
It explains. It never diagnoses, never advises, never replaces the person treating you.
What you build
Eight modules. Each one leaves you something.
Start with the first. The rest wait until you need them.
Get it all in one place
Every letter and result in one folder, in order.
First, get Claude: the desktop app and your own subscription, paid to Anthropic, not to us.
What you build
Your own folder, with your story in order: a timeline, who’s who in your care, and where things stand now.
Get it all in one place
Every letter and result in one folder, in order.
First, get Claude: the desktop app and your own subscription, paid to Anthropic, not to us.
What you build
Your own folder, with your story in order: a timeline, who’s who in your care, and where things stand now.
Walk into appointments ready
Know what to ask, and keep what was said.
What you build
A one-page summary to hand over, your questions in order of importance, and a note of what was said afterwards.
Understand your results
See how each number has moved, in plain words.
What you build
A tracker built from your own reports, showing how each number has moved, in plain words, with questions for your team.
Check what you read
Know what to trust before you take it to your team.
What you build
A habit that labels every claim (confirmed, secondhand or guesswork) and spots health misinformation.
Keep your people in the loop
Tell the people who care once, calmly, on your terms.
What you build
A daily log that takes seconds, calm family updates you control, and a carer set-up agreed together.
One page for a stranger
For the person who has never met you.
What you build
A handover that stays current, and a five-line card for your wallet or phone.
Ask for a second opinion
Get your records in front of another doctor.
What you build
Who’s who from your own letters, the request for your full records, and the letters drafted for you to send.
Find research to ask your team about
What is being studied now, read against your file.
What you build
A dated shortlist from the public registries, read against your records, with the message to your own team first.
Starts from zero
Every step is shown.
A weekend at most, and it saves as you go. Stop on a bad day and nothing is lost.
Your health folderOn your own computer
The only place they ever travel is into your own conversation with Claude, under your own account
I don’t understand this letter from June 12. Can you break it down for me and suggest next steps?
I’ve written a plain-English explanation of the letter. I’ve also prepared two draft emails for you to look over: one asking for a second opinion, and one asking your team about research that might apply to you.
From: Letter, 12 June · page 1Leave your email. We'll write once, when it opens.
Built by James, for someone I love.