MedPass turns scattered portals, wearables, and paperwork into one doctor-ready passport — and puts you in control of who sees it.
Consult Packet
Jordan T. · DOB 03/14/1989
Allergies
Penicillin (rash), Shellfish (anaphylaxis)
Current Medications
Recent Vitals
128/82
Blood pressure
72 bpm
Resting HR
98.2°F
Temp
The Problem
Your records live in five different portals, a folder of PDFs, and your memory of what the last specialist said.
A short visit isn't enough to recite your history, medications, and allergies from scratch — especially somewhere new.
Today it's your whole chart or nothing. There's no middle ground between oversharing and under-sharing.
Why another health app
Apple will do it. Google will do it. So will a dozen startups and, badly, three of your patient portals. Getting everything into one place is a solved problem, and solving it again wouldn't be worth your time or ours.
Here's the half nobody built. You're sitting in front of a clinician you've never met. You have twelve minutes. They have your name and your birthdate. Somewhere in an app on your phone is eleven years of history, and there is no version of this appointment where they read it.
MedPass is built backwards from that twelve minutes.
01 · The Vault
Connect the sources you already use — a wearable, a portal export, a photo of a prescription label — and MedPass organizes it into one structured record you control.
Wearables
Synced
Records
12 files
Medications
4 active
Allergies
2 flagged
Vitals
Live
Consult Packet
Jordan T. · DOB 03/14/1989
Allergies
Penicillin (rash), Shellfish (anaphylaxis)
Current Medications
Recent Vitals
128/82
Blood pressure
72 bpm
Resting HR
98.2°F
Temp
02 · The Consult Packet
MedPass distills your vault into a single page — current medications, allergies, recent vitals, relevant history — formatted the way a clinician actually reads, not a raw data dump.
03 · Sharing, On Your Terms
Share a single consult packet with one provider for one visit, not your whole vault forever. Every access is logged, so you always know who looked, and when.
Dr. A. Reyes — Family Medicine
Viewed consult packet · Today, 2:14 PM
Toronto General — Emergency
Viewed consult packet · Aug 12, 9:40 AM
Riverside Physiotherapy
Access revoked by you · Jul 28, 11:05 AM
How It Works
Step 1
Link a wearable, upload a portal export, or snap a photo of a prescription label.
Step 2
MedPass organizes everything into your vault and keeps your consult packet current automatically.
Step 3
Hand a provider exactly what they need for this visit — and pull access back whenever you want.
Straight answers
Four answers need product decisions before this is fully ready: export handling, launch device list, caregiver accounts, and pricing. Expand a question above to see which.
The part nobody puts on the page
You pay for MedPass, or an employer or clinic pays on your behalf. That's it.
We don't sell your record. We don't license de-identified copies of it to research sponsors. We don't run advertising against your diagnoses. Some products in this category are funded by exactly those things and don't say so anywhere you'd look — it's usually a clause, not a sentence. If ours ever changes, you'll read it here before you read it anywhere else.
Only publish if it's true and will stay true. This block is a commitment, not a claim. If de-identified data licensing is anywhere in the business model or the near-term plan, cut it entirely — a promise walked back here is worse than never making it.
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