ONE PORTABLE PATIENT HISTORY

The patient’s records,
together across every visit.

Curix digitizes and organizes records into one history the patient can access and share wherever they seek care. An agent helps each doctor understand that history—by surfacing relevant context and answering questions from the underlying records.

First prototype in progress

01 · DIGITIZE AND ORGANIZE

Bring the patient’s records into one history.

Reports, prescriptions, phone photos, and consultation notes are organized together, so the patient is not left managing a pile of disconnected records.

02 · ACCESS AND SHARE

Take that history to any doctor.

The patient can access their digitized history and share it when visiting a new clinic or returning for follow-up, helping the next doctor start with more context.

03 · EXPLORE WITH THE AGENT

Ask about the history during care.

The agent helps doctors find changes, relevant past details, and answers across visits, with links to the source records for verification.

A WALKTHROUGH WITH SAMPLE RECORDS

One patient history.
Useful at every visit.

Patients keep their records together and share them wherever they receive care. Doctors can ask about that history and get a structured comparison linked to the original reports.

Curix Patient history

Sample patient · fictional data

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Digitize and organize

STEP 01 / 03 · PATIENT HISTORYOrganize records once. Carry them to the next visit.

Reports and prescriptions stay together in a timeline the patient can share with a new or returning doctor.

STEP 02 / 03A doctor asks about the history

The agent finds relevant details across the patient’s digitized reports.

DOCTOR’S VIEW

Ask about this history

Ready to explore

DOCTOR’S QUESTION

Summarize the last three LFT reports. What changed compared with earlier results?

Matched 3 LFT reports across the patient history

REPORTS USED IN THIS COMPARISON3 reports

LFT report22 Jun 2024 · Page 2

LFT report03 Feb 2025 · Page 2

LFT report12 Aug 2025 · Page 2

STEP 03 / 03 · STRUCTURED ANSWERCompare the latest LFT results at a glance.

Each analyte has its own row, report sources, and trend view. Statuses reflect only the fictional intervals printed on these sample reports.

LAST THREE LFT REPORTS · FICTIONAL SAMPLE DATA

Results by test

1 item flagged in latest sample report

Each value links to its source report. Choose a trend to compare the three readings.
Test	22 Jun 2024	03 Feb 2025	12 Aug 2025	Sample report interval	Latest status
ALT U/L	24 p. 2	39 p. 2	58 p. 2	10–45 U/L	Flagged high
AST U/L	21 p. 2	27 p. 2	32 p. 2	10–40 U/L	Within interval
ALP U/L	86 p. 2	98 p. 2	112 p. 2	40–130 U/L	Within interval
Total bilirubin mg/dL	0.6 p. 2	0.7 p. 2	0.8 p. 2	0.2–1.2 mg/dL	Within interval
Albumin g/dL	4.2 p. 2	4.0 p. 2	3.9 p. 2	3.5–5.0 g/dL	Within interval

AGENT SUMMARY

Across these sample reports, ALT rises from 24 to 58 U/L and is flagged above the latest report’s example interval. The other displayed values remain within their sample intervals. Open the source pages to verify.

SELECTED TREND

ALT across three reports

Sample interval · 10–45 U/L

ALT increased from 24 to 58 U/L; latest sample result is flagged above its report interval.

All values and intervals are fictional demo data. The agent summarizes records; the doctor verifies and interprets them.

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This is a product concept using fictional sample records, not a live medical tool or real patient information.

WHY A PORTABLE HISTORY

When records don’t travel, every doctor starts piecing them together.

In our survey of 54 doctors in India, 70% said patients often or almost always arrive without old reports or prescriptions. 80% named reading old reports as a major time sink. One organized, shareable history helps the patient carry their records forward, while the agent helps doctors make sense of them.

These are findings from an early survey, not a claim about every doctor. The agent supports record review; the doctor verifies information and makes every clinical decision.

One continuing patient history. Useful to each doctor they visit.

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