Historify

Historify is a personal medical history tool that lets users upload lab report PDFs to extract and track markers over time. It uses an AI system called Claude to identify and cross-check markers against prior results, organizing them into trend timelines. Every extracted data point is linked back to the specific line in the original report so users and doctors can verify the source of each reading.

The service reads various lab report formats, including scanned and exported PDFs from any laboratory. It flags low-confidence readings and ensures every data point is traceable to the PDF original, allowing users to see exactly where each value came from.

Users can upload any PDF of a lab report without needing to fit a specific template. The system reads the document, extracts the markers, and contrasts them with the user's existing history to highlight anything unclear.

The tool organizes markers into a timeline showing whether each marker is within range, improving, or worth discussing with a doctor. It does not diagnose but prepares users with summaries to talk to their medical professionals.

Historify allows up to four people per family to track their health information together. Users can select who they want to follow, such as themselves, their parents, their children, or someone with a chronic condition.

The platform is currently in a private beta phase and is available for free until January 31, 2027. During this period, users get a direct line to the team and can request access by group.

Historify is designed for families and individuals who want to track health trends over time, such as glucose levels across multiple lab visits. It helps users see how a single reading compares to a series of seven ordered readings.

The system supports users in Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Argentina, Spain, the United States, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Panama, Guatemala, and other countries. It accepts PDFs from any lab regardless of the design or whether they are scanned or exported.

The tool identifies and cross-checks each marker against prior results to show trends. It specifically looks for changes like a rise from 98 to 112 mg/dL and provides the source PDF for every data point mentioned.

The service uses an AI system referred to as Claude to process the documents. It is built by Yugen Labs and does not substitute medical advice, serving as an assistant to prepare users for doctor visits.

The platform does not sell user data and does not use it to train models. Users can authorize Historify to save their email and responses for beta contact, with the option to request removal at any time.

The service is currently in a private beta with a limited number of families to gather feedback. It aims to solve the problem of scattered health data found in folders, emails, and different laboratories.

The tool provides a direct line to the team during the beta phase. It allows users to ask questions about family health history and receives answers sourced from the uploaded exams.

The platform helps users see if a marker has gone up, down, or is outside the reference range. It converts each marker into a line in a timeline that always includes the PDF of origin.

The official website of Historify is historify.health.