Every doctor, every visit, one calm place. AllCharts pulls your records together with end-to-end encryption so only you can read your data.
Everything is encrypted on your device before it ever leaves it. Not even AllCharts' servers can read your medical records. When you share, records appear under "Shared with me" in the recipient's AllCharts (read-only)—only the person you send it to can open them.
Records are encrypted on your iPhone with a key only you hold. Not even AllCharts can decrypt them.
Our servers never see your unencrypted data. We can't read it, share it, or lose it in a breach.
Choose what to share, with whom, and revoke access anytime. Your data, your rules.
AllCharts brings clarity to your medical records with smart organization, plain-language explanations, and insights over time.
Lab results, visit summaries, prescriptions, imaging notes—scattered across portals and paper—live in a single private vault. Toggle "By date" (one row per visit) or "By provider," filter by Labs, Imaging, Medications and more, and search every record instantly.
Open any record and AllCharts adds a one- or two-sentence AI summary in plain language—"We translated this for you." Extracted fields show the value, unit, and the lab's own reference range, with glossary explainers for unfamiliar terms. Out-of-range values are flagged factually, with the reassurance that "outside the range doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong—your doctor will interpret what these mean for you."
Any numeric field with two or more dated readings automatically becomes a trend—blood pressure, pulse, glucose, A1c, cholesterol, cardiac metrics. Each chart plots your measurements over time (here, 19 systolic readings from Jul '09 to Apr '26) with a translucent reference band. Tap any point to open the source record, or "Analyze this trend" for a calm, neutral description of the pattern.
They tap. They approve. Done. Built for the parent or grandparent who "can definitely tap on a link." You decide who sees your records—change your mind anytime.
Grant read-only access to family or caregivers by email. Their view stays up to date automatically. You can see the people you've shared with—and revoke anytime.
Caring for someone? Ask once—see everything they choose to share. Send a request link, they tap and approve in one step. Manage their care without chasing PDFs.
When someone shares with you, a banner at the top reads "Viewing Jordan's records · Read-only." Their records appear in the same Home / Vault / Trends layout you already know—switch back to your own with one tap via the persona switcher. No confusion, no learning curve.
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Sign in with Apple, Google, or email. Connect Apple Health and your clinical records import automatically.
Import from Apple Health, upload files, or photograph documents. On-device OCR + AI extracts structured records. Your data, yours to keep—export a clean PDF anytime. No lock-in.
Browse by date (visits showing "64 results · 62 records") or provider. See trends for 19 measurements, tap "Explain these results" for calm context, ask your AI assistant questions. Home shows "YOUR RESULTS" summary, recent values with trend indicators (↑ Higher), and a prominent "Add a reminder" card for medications, appointments, or screenings.
Grant access to family or doctors, share specific visits, or export as PDF. Revoke anytime.
Yes. Records are encrypted on your device with a key only you hold. The server stores only unreadable ciphertext. We mathematically cannot decrypt your records—and neither can anyone else, including AllCharts employees.
We can see that you have 396 records stored, but we cannot see what's in them. All medical content—your "64 results · 62 records" from El Camino Health, your blood pressure readings, your medication names—is encrypted end-to-end. The server stores only ciphertext that's unreadable without your encryption key—which only you hold.
Tap "Share these records" on any visit. Choose to share by email (they appear under "Shared with me" in their AllCharts, read-only) or as a PDF. The explanation reads: "Share just these records with someone by email. They appear under 'Shared with me' in their AllCharts (read-only)—only the person you send it to can open them." Or: "Share these results with someone you trust—like a doctor in your family—to get their take while you wait for your care team. AllCharts doesn't diagnose or tell you how serious results are."
No. All shares are read-only. Recipients can view your records but cannot modify, delete, or add to them.
AllCharts is currently available for iPhone running iOS 15 or later. Built with Flutter; uses Apple Health for clinical-record import and Universal Links for secure sharing.
No. AllCharts organizes and explains—it shows your numbers, reference ranges, and plain-language context, and always defers to your care team. It does not diagnose or rate severity. It's for reference, to help you understand.
AllCharts is free to download with no subscription required for core features. Premium features may be introduced in the future.
Download AllCharts today and experience truly private health record management.
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