01 / EVERYWHERE
LAB REPORT
TSH · 3.1VISIT NOTE
FatigueLAB REPORT
TSH · 4.0+
TSH · 3.1VISIT NOTE
FatigueLAB REPORT
TSH · 4.0+
Different places.
One health history.
Records can build up across providers, portals and paper folders.
✳ PREVENTIVE HEALTH INTELLIGENCE
Your health,
in context.
Medical records, lab results, prescriptions and everyday signals often live in separate places. Anamnia is designed to bring them into one timeline, so you can follow changes, find the original source and prepare clearer questions for your next appointment.
Get in touchLab resultsTSH · D3 · B12 · HbA1c
MedicinesPrescriptions & dates
Body signalsHeart rate · temperature
Doctor visitsClinicians · care notes
Scans & documentsMRI · X-ray · letters
ϟDaily signalsSleep · activity · energy
YOUR RECORDS✳YOUR TIMELINE✳YOUR QUESTIONS✳YOUR RECORDS✳YOUR TIMELINE✳YOUR QUESTIONS✳
Your records are full of clues.
They’re just scattered.
Lab results here. A specialist letter there. A symptom you mentioned last year. It can be hard to see what has changed when each visit only shows one piece.
Meet a clearer way to connect them ↓Different places.
ONE RESULT / A LONGER STORY
REFERENCE RANGE4.2upper limit
202220242026
Within rangePersonal trend ↑
“Normal” can still
be moving.
Each result is in range. Together, they show a direction worth discussing.
IN THE MOMENT
Appointments move fast.
Arrive with context.
A clear summary can help you focus the conversation on what matters to you.
From scattered records
to a story you can follow.
Anamnia brings the pieces together, so your health history is easier to understand and share.
01
Bring it together
Add lab reports, prescriptions, visit letters and imaging reports.
PDFLab resultsAdded to your history✓
IMGVisit letterReady to review✓
Chest X-rayImaging report✓+Add another record
02
See change over time
Explore your health history and follow biomarker trends in one place.
SEP 19♧ OFFICE VISITOrthopedics
▣ Doctor’s Notes 6 records AUG 15⚗ LABORATORYLab results
▤ Results added 3 markers
▣ Doctor’s Notes 6 records
▤ Results added 3 markers
03
Prepare for your visit
Review connected insights, create a source-linked snapshot for your doctor, and ask the AI assistant questions before the appointment.
WORTH A CLOSER LOOKThyroid function and iron storesTSH is rising across three labs; ferritin is low.
PDF
Health SnapshotPrepared for your GP visit
↗TSH3.1 → 3.6 → 4.0↑
Ferritin16 ng/mL•
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AI health assistant“What should I ask my doctor?”
↗Health history that feels
clearer at a glance.
A clear overview of your documents, symptoms and health trends, with useful questions ready for your next appointment.
PRODUCT SCREENS IN DEVELOPMENT ✳One result is a snapshot.
The pattern is in the connections.
These examples show how Anamnia’s insight engine is being designed to connect information across time and records. They are prompts for a doctor conversation, not diagnoses.
TSH 3.1 → 3.6 → 4.0 over three years, all within range, from three labs. Ferritin 16 ng/mL (“normal” from 15). Hair loss at a trichologist, heavy bleeding in a gynaecology note, fatigue at a GP visit.
Builds a TSH trend, compares ferritin with a functional threshold (<30 ng/mL), and links the separate records. The pattern may point to developing thyroid dysfunction alongside low iron stores.
TO DISCUSS Anti-TPO, free T4 and repeat ferritin
Overnight SpO₂ dips, heart-rate spikes at 3–5 a.m. and fragmented sleep. Weight +6 kg; blood pressure 128/84 → 136/88; an ENT visit for snoring; triglycerides near the upper limit and morning headaches.
Overlays a wearable-derived breathing signal with blood pressure and weight trends, then finds the ENT visit. Together, these may be worth exploring as a sleep-related pattern.
TO DISCUSS Sleep assessment before adding a second blood-pressure medication
Vitamin D 20–24 ng/mL each winter for three years; omeprazole for more than two years; “reduced mineral density” in an old X-ray report; low weight-bearing activity, early menopause and low BMI.
Brings the incidental imaging finding together with the recurring vitamin D results, medication history and other recorded factors. Several details may warrant a closer look.
TO DISCUSS Whether a DXA scan and PPI review are warranted
Your health data
stays yours.
Anamnia is being designed with secure European hosting and user control at its core. Your records should stay private, portable and yours to manage.
01Securely stored in EuropeBuilt around EU hosting, encryption and privacy requirements.
02Trace each detail to its sourceEvery value or pattern can link back to the original report or visit note.
03You stay in controlDesigned so you can export or delete your records. Anamnia never sells health data.
A few things you
might be wondering.
What is Anamnia? +
Anamnia is a personal health history app in development. It is designed to bring medical documents, visits and health trends into one place, so people can better understand their history over time.
Is Anamnia available now? +
Not yet. We’re building the first version. For questions about the project, please contact us.
Does Anamnia give diagnoses or treatment advice? +
No. Anamnia is being designed to organise health information and support health literacy. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment or replace a healthcare professional.
How can I get in touch? +
Email us at info@anamnia.de.
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A MORE CONNECTED HEALTH STORY STARTS HERE
Interested in Anamnia?
We welcome your input.
Share your perspective, questions or ideas with our team.
info@anamnia.de ↗