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From a pile of medical papers to one visit brief

Bring your health story together.
Walk into your next visit prepared.

Continuum explains your medical papers in everyday words and puts the key points on a single page for your doctor.
It does not diagnose. Medical decisions stay with your doctor.

Free during research · No sign-up needed · Uploads deleted once your brief is ready

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Scattered records become one story you can follow.

Reports, scans and letters line up on one timeline. You can see what to bring up before you walk into the room.

What you start with
What Continuum gives back
Continuum 6 records · in order
First visit Jan
General practice
Lab results Feb
Medical terms explained
Imaging Mar FLAGGED
A finding worth raising
Specialist Apr
Notes compared
Follow-up May
Today
At a glance
Raise these first
A result that changed since last time.
Questions your records do not answer yet.

Continuum works in nine languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Persian, Arabic, Swedish, Russian and Danish.

What it helps with
  • Helps you and your care team start from the same facts.
  • Turns medical terms into words you know.
  • Gets you ready, so the appointment time goes to your questions.
  • Keeps your health story together.
What it does not do
  • Diagnose illness or rate your symptoms.
  • Give medical advice or make treatment decisions.
  • Replace your official health record, such as ELGA in Austria.
  • Take the place of your doctor.

Prepare a visit

Answer a few simple questions, like the ones a doctor asks, or describe things in your words. Continuum marks what you feel on a body outline and writes it up on one sheet.

Explain a document

Paste a report or add a photo of it. Continuum explains the medical terms and marks what to check with your doctor.

Health story

What happened and when, with a note on why it may come up at your next appointment.

Draft questions for a visit

Continuum suggests follow-up questions in simple, polite words. You choose which ones to keep.

Tell us about the visit
Your symptoms, medicines and what you want to ask. You can also upload your reports.
We put it in order
Continuum sorts what you shared into a short summary. It adds no medical advice or recommendations.
Take it to your appointment
Print the brief or open it on your phone. It includes short explanations and your questions.

What your brief looks like

Doctor visit brief
M.S., 58 years
Prepared 15 May 2026
For: Dr Hofer, internal medicine
Continuum, ref 8F3-A1
Patient snapshot
Primary conditions
Type 2 diabetes, hypothyroidism
Allergies
Penicillin (rash, 2019)
Last A1C
6.8 %, Mar 2026
Last TSH
2.1 mIU/L, Mar 2026
Active medications
Metformin twice daily, with meals
1000 mg
Levothyroxine morning, fasting
75 µg
Atorvastatin evening
20 mg
Recent changes
02 May
Atorvastatin reduced from 40 mg (muscle pain reported)
18 Apr
Started home blood pressure monitoring
Timeline
Jan, GP
Mar, labs
Apr, cardio
May, today
Questions to discuss
Is the lower atorvastatin dose enough to keep LDL on target?
Should I continue home BP monitoring weekly or daily?
Any interaction concerns with my new magnesium supplement?
Print as PDF Share with family Quick for a doctor to read

How we handle your files

Uploads deleted
We delete your original files once the brief is ready. A guest brief stays available for up to an hour. Briefs you save stay encrypted until you delete them.
Sign-up is optional
Upload documents and get a brief without registering.
Designed for EU data protection (GDPR)
Built to follow EU data protection law. Our AI provider, Anthropic (USA), works under a signed data processing agreement.
Not medical advice
Continuum explains and sorts. It does not diagnose or rate symptoms.

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Upload your medical documents

Drop PDF, JPG, or PNG files. Up to 10 files, 15 MB each.

Tell us how you feel

Optional

Answer a few short questions, the kind a doctor might ask. This helps your brief include symptoms you might forget. You can skip it at any time.

Write in any language you like. The next questions will follow your language.

Add at least one document to create your brief.