Every prescription, every lab result, every vaccination, in one searchable place.
Upload a PDF lab report, snap a photo of a prescription, scan a vaccination record. MemX runs OCR, extracts the medical facts that matter (medications, dosages, dates, doctor names, diagnoses) and makes them findable by simple questions. When did I last take a vitamin D test? What did Dr. Sharma prescribe for the back pain in January? When is my mother’s next BP follow-up? Documents are encrypted at rest with per-user keys; the AI processes content but never sees identifying metadata.
Try MemX FreeHow It Works
Upload or snap the record
Lab PDF, prescription photo, vaccination card, hospital discharge summary, insurance EOB. From the persistent capture notification or in-app.
OCR + medical fact extraction
Text is extracted, then a backend pass pulls out medications, dosages, dates, doctor names, and diagnoses. Records are organized by family member when known.
Ask your health history in plain English
"When did I last take a vitamin D test?" "What did Dr. Sharma prescribe for the back pain in January?" "When is mom's next BP follow-up?" Answers come from your own records with the source document one tap away.
Why Use This Feature
Solves the "40-80% forgetting" problem
40-80% of medical information patients receive is forgotten immediately, and almost half of what is "remembered" is recalled incorrectly (Kessels, Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 2003). MemX captures what your memory can't.
Helps with the 50% adherence gap
WHO landmark study: average medication adherence for chronic disease in developed countries is just ~50% (WHO Adherence to Long-Term Therapies, 2003). Searchable prescription history + AI-suggested reminders close the gap.
Cuts hospital admission risk
Medication nonadherence drives a substantial share of hospital admissions, many traceable to forgetting the prescription itself (WHO, 2003; reaffirmed in PMC reviews, 2024). A queryable medication record is a small intervention with a large clinical upside.
Meets demand for personal records access
65% of US individuals accessed online medical records or patient portals in 2024, more than double the rate a decade earlier (ONC Health IT Data Brief, 2024). MemX gives you a private layer on top of that fragmented portal world.
Works across providers
New cardiologist this year, dermatologist last year, family GP for a decade. MemX holds the corpus across all of them so the patient, not the provider, is the source of truth.
Private by architecture
Documents encrypted at rest with per-user keys. AI processes content but never sees identifying metadata. No third-party sharing. No training on your data.