KeptWell: Medical Binder

KeptWell: Medical Binder

Health records for caregivers

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Released
May 15, 2026
Updated
September 30, 2026

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KeptWell is a private medical hub for families navigating serious illness or caring for an aging parent. Upload the documents and recordings you're collecting. KeptWell reads them, organizes them into plain English, and keeps the people who care in sync. When someone you love is going through a serious illness, you end up with a binder. Or a folder. Or a string of texts and screenshots. Lab results you don't fully understand. Visit notes you forgot to take. Three medications that keep getting changed. KeptWell takes that pile and turns it into something you can actually use. What KeptWell does - Upload anything. PDFs, photos of paperwork, scans, audio recordings of appointments. KeptWell reads them. - Plain-English summaries. Every document gets a title, a one-paragraph summary, and the findings that actually matter — written like a nurse explaining things, not like a hospital portal. - Health hub. Labs, medications, allergies, diagnoses, procedures, and vitals are pulled out of your documents automatically. Every entry links back to its source so you can see exactly where a number came from. - Chat with full context. Ask "What changed with Mom's blood pressure meds last month?" or "Were there any concerning labs in the August panel?" KeptWell answers in clear language with citations back to your records and trusted medical references. - Voice recordings. Capture a visit. Get a searchable transcript and a summary you can scan in thirty seconds. - Care circles. Each patient sits at the center of a circle. Family members join, see what's happening, and stay aligned. Switch between circles if you're helping more than one person. - Journal and calendar. Quick notes between visits. Appointment prep with the questions you wanted to ask. - Sharing. Post updates to your circle, react and comment, keep the family informed without a forty-message group text. Privacy Your medical information stays inside your circle. We never sell data. We never train AI on your records. KeptWell uses HIPAA-grade infrastructure — encrypted in transit and at rest, with signed business associate agreements covering the AI providers we use. Who it's for - Adult children helping aging parents stay on top of their care - Families navigating a cancer diagnosis, dementia, or chronic illness - Anyone tired of digging through five different patient portals to find one lab value Get started Sign in with a magic link to your email. Create a circle. Upload the first document. KeptWell takes it from there. Privacy policy: https://keptwell.org/privacy Support: https://keptwell.org
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What's New in KeptWell

1.22.0

September 30, 2026

- A new welcome screen explains what KeptWell does before it asks for your email. Choose "Get started" for a new account or "I already have an account" to sign in with the email you used before. - Fixed a problem where tapping the sign-in link in your email could show "This sign-in link is invalid or expired" when the link was fine. - When you set up your first circle, the screen shows which email you're signed in with, so you can tell if you used a different address than usual. - Send feedback from Settings. Your note goes straight to the KeptWell team. - Fixed dates that could show a day off in some time zones, like a date of birth or a document filter. The journal calendar now starts the week on the day your phone uses. - Tapping a notification about a shared post now opens the post. Switching to another visit prep saves your edits first, and tells you if a save fails.

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