Preserving family health history for life
Your family's health story, kept for life.
The problem
Health history gets lost
Every family has a health story. It lives in old folders, in doctors' filing cabinets, in the memories of parents and grandparents — and too often, it gets lost.
A grandparent passes away and no one knows their medical history. A childhood vaccination record is needed for school and can’t be found. A new doctor asks about past surgeries and the answer is "I think it was around 2003." A parent is hospitalized and the family scrambles to piece together their medications.
Health information is scattered, fragile, and easy to lose. Families deserve a better way to keep it.
The mission
One Health Book for every person
FamilyHealthBook gives every person a Health Book — 18 organized chapters that hold a lifetime of health information. A family space ties them together so the whole story is preserved across generations.
You add records at your own pace. A checkup today, a scanned hospital record from 1998, a vaccination certificate, a grandparent’s health history shared over dinner. Every entry joins a timeline. Every document finds a home. Over the years, the book becomes more valuable, not less.
And because your records belong to you, FamilyHealthBook is built around portability. Export everything as a PDF, CSV, JSON, or ZIP — anytime, on any plan. You never feel locked in.
What we believe
The principles behind the product
Your story, kept for life
Health records don’t expire. A birth record and a checkup from forty years later belong in the same book.
Family is the unit
Health history is a family affair. One space holds the books for everyone you care for.
Privacy by design
Your records are protected with row-level security and private storage. You control access.
Built for decades
The archive grows more valuable with every passing year. Add old records anytime.
Honest family history
Record what your family shares — clearly labeled, never a prediction or diagnosis.
AI that helps, not decides
AI organizes and summarizes. It never diagnoses, and it never acts without your review.
What we’re not