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How it works

Continuum in six steps

A guide with pictures. You see each screen of the app and what to do there.

01

Get started without the pressure

You can try Continuum straight away, without signing up. You only need an account to save a visit or a document. Your data stays encrypted and belongs to you alone.

The language menu is in the top-right corner. Tap it at any time to choose one of nine languages.

Tip: Start with whatever is on your mind right now. An upcoming visit, a fresh report, or a question that has been bothering you.

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02

Prepare for a doctor visit

In the sidebar, choose "Prepare a visit". Four short sections give you room to describe what is going on. Only the Reason field is required. Everything else is optional.

Continuum turns what you wrote into a short page for your doctor. It does not make a diagnosis.

If you have mentioned something similar before, a small note says "You mentioned this before". You decide whether to raise it again.

1. Reason for the visit

What is this visit about? *

e.g. ongoing headaches for three weeks

2. Symptoms

One per line, in your own words

throbbing headache on the right side morning nausea

You have mentioned this before

You mentioned “headache” before (February 2026).

03

Understand a document in everyday words

Open "Explain a document" in the sidebar. Paste the text of a report, a doctor's letter or a lab result. Continuum explains the medical terms in everyday words and points out what you might ask your doctor about.

We explain, but we do not interpret. What the values mean for you is for your doctor to say. Our job is to help you ask your question clearly.

In plain language

A mass of about 50 mm was found in the left lung area. The report shows several values outside the lab’s reference range.

Mass

A medical term for "something that takes up space". Not automatically a diagnosis.

Reference range

The values the lab considers "normal". Outside of it does not automatically mean ill.

04

After the visit: keep what was said

When the appointment is over, the preparation page shows a short note: "Write it down while it is still fresh." A few simple questions help you: What was said? What should you remember? What was unclear? What do you want to ask next time?

Continuum keeps your notes in order without reading meaning into them. Open follow-ups and unanswered questions come back on your overview and in your next preparation.

After your appointment

How did it go? Write it down while it is still fresh.

Follow-ups and next steps

Blood draw next week Check-up in 6 weeks

What do you want to ask next time?

What should I do if the symptoms come back sooner?

05

Your health story at a glance

Open "Health story" to see everything you have added: preparations, explanations and notes. Everything appears by date, so you can see how things developed.

Your overview also shows a panel called "What we have noticed for you". It lists simple observations only, for example "Headache was mentioned in 3 entries". It does not judge or predict.

Your health story

We have noticed

  • “Headache” was mentioned in 3 entries (February to April 2026).
  • You prepared for 2 appointments this spring.

Recurring topics

headache sleep

06

Print, email, or share

You can download each preparation as a PDF. If you like, you can also create a share link. It works for seven days, and you can switch it off at any time. Print the page, email it or show it on your phone.

A small line at the bottom of the PDF says: not medical advice, experimental prototype.

CONTINUUM Doctor visit brief
Prepared today

Headache visit preparation

A short overview for the conversation.

Reason

3 weeks of right-sided throbbing headache, worse in the morning.

Before your appointment

  • Insurance card and ID
  • Bring previous reports

Not medical advice · experimental prototype · Continuum

Your data belongs to you

Encrypted at rest. Delete it any time. We share nothing with third parties.

Not medical advice

Continuum puts things in order but does not diagnose. Important decisions belong with your doctor.

People who walk with you

You can invite someone you trust to read your briefs. You can end their access at any time.

Ready when you are.

You do not have to understand everything at once. Start with what is on your mind right now.

Start with a preparation See the demo