One timeline for the whole family
Keep a profile for each person you look after — a parent, a child, yourself — each with their own records, and access levels for the people who help. Switching between them takes one tap.
Snap a photo of anything medical — a klinik receipt, a prescription, an MC, a lab report. JagaHealth reads it, sorts it, and files it onto one clean timeline. You check the details before anything is saved.
Coming to the App Store and Google Play.
Free to start. No ads, no trackers, no selling your data.
The order matters — the checking step sits between the machine and your record on purpose.
Photograph a clinic receipt, a prescription, an MC, a lab report, an appointment card. Or pick a photo, or attach a PDF. Several at once is fine.
AI reads the document and pulls out the details — the visit, the medicine, the lab values, the amount, the date. You see exactly what it found and correct anything that is wrong.
Only once you confirm does it land on the timeline, in the right place, under the right person. Nothing is saved behind your back.
Everything you have filed becomes searchable in plain English — "how has my diabetes changed?", "what did I pay last year?" — with the source record noted, and a reminder that a summary is not a diagnosis.
Keep a profile for each person you look after — a parent, a child, yourself — each with their own records, and access levels for the people who help. Switching between them takes one tap.
Blood pressure, weight, BMI, ongoing conditions and lab values plotted over time, so a change is visible rather than buried in a stack of reports.
Before an appointment, build a clean summary and share it with a link or a QR code. The link expires, and you can revoke it.
Every receipt carries its amount into a running total, tagged as not yet claimed, submitted, reimbursed, or not claimable — so a claim deadline stops being something you discover late.
What was prescribed, at what dose, on what schedule, and whether it was taken.
A reading you took at home, an appointment made over the phone, a medicine you were told to stop. Not everything arrives as a document, and the record should still be complete.
Health records are about as private as personal data gets. So the controls are real ones, not a policy page promising good intentions.
The AI proposes; you confirm. Nothing reaches your record until you have looked at it.
Separate toggles for organising, AI extraction, reminders and analytics, changeable at any time under Profile → Privacy & data. Turn extraction off and no document content is sent to an AI provider at all.
Your full record set, out of the app, in a form you can keep.
Delete your account in the app and the records and files go with it. No retention period to wait out.
No ad SDKs, no third-party trackers, no sale of personal data. The subscription is the business model.
The privacy policy names every company that touches your data and says exactly what each one receives.
JagaHealth helps you keep and understand your own records. It is not a medical device, it does not provide medical advice, and it never replaces your doctor. Always discuss decisions with a qualified clinician.
The free tier covers 10 documents, one profile, and 15 AI actions a month — enough to see whether this belongs in your life. JagaHealth+ removes the limits and adds doctor packs and claim tracking.
Subscriptions are billed through the App Store or Google Play and can be cancelled there at any time.
Scan one document tonight and see where it lands. Questions before you do — support@jagahealth.app.
Coming to the App Store and Google Play.