Who you are
You're the family's health advocate.
You track the kids' allergies, mom's blood pressure meds, dad's follow-ups, your own supplements, and the dog's vet records. You're the one who remembers, the one the doctors call, the one everyone counts on to keep the story straight.
Your problem
Every specialist sees a different sliver.
The cardiologist's portal doesn't talk to the pediatrician's. Records live in six systems and a folder in your kitchen. In a fifteen-minute appointment you retell years of history from memory — and the one detail you forget might be the one that matters.
What changes
One health memory for everyone you care for.
Every visit, prescription, reaction, and lab lands in one vault the family controls. Siblings see the same up-to-date picture of mom and dad. You walk into any appointment able to answer — and to ask — with the full story behind you.
Track your medications.
Medications & supplements
4 people · 1 dog
mom · lisinopril 10mgrenewed
dad · metformin 500mgon track
leo · EpiPenexpires 30d
you · vitamin D + ironoverlap flagged
Every doctor, prescription, and supplement in one place — across all your specialists and everyone you care for.
Question your supplements.
Should I take iron?
My DigitalMe · agent
Your multivitamin already covers 18mg, and your March labs were normal. Worth asking Dr. Okafor before adding more — want that on the visit agenda?
Yes — add it.
Ask and get an answer based on what your supplements already cover — not a generic web result.
Share your caregiving.
I'm taking dad to cardiology Tuesday. What's new since Sarah's visit?
Dad's care vault
Dosage change on 3/14, mild dizziness Sarah logged Thursday, and bloodwork results came in Monday. Full summary is ready to show the doctor.
Perfect. Logging notes after the visit.
Take turns advocating for mom and dad — every sibling sees the same up-to-date picture, no group-text archaeology.
Remember your reactions.
New pediatrician is asking — what exactly happened with Leo and the shrimp?
My DigitalMe · agent
July 2023: hives and lip swelling ~20 minutes after eating shrimp. Treated with cetirizine, resolved in 4 hours. Allergist visit 8/2023 — mild shellfish allergy, EpiPen prescribed.
That's the one. Sharing it with the office now.
The weird seafood reaction from 2023 is on record when a brand-new pediatrician asks.
Graduate your kids.
Hand your kids their own vault at graduation — vaccinations, allergies, and history included, theirs for life.
Include your dog.
Biscuit · golden retriever
3 moves · 3 vets
rabies vaccinecurrent
knee surgery 2024records attached
allergy: chickenflagged
new vet (Denver)history shared
Keep the dog's history through every move and every new vet — no more faxed records that never arrive.
