Meddox turns labs, letters, imaging reports and medication lists into a personal Akte you can actually navigate — then uses multiple AI models as decision support for you and your clinician, with source text always visible.
Care is fragmented: blood work in one portal, a discharge letter in email, a CT report on paper. Meddox is the place you upload those pieces once. The product builds a living personal health record (Akte), extracts structured labs and meds, and offers multi-model summaries you can check against the source text — always labeled as decision support, never as a medical device or a replacement for your doctor.
Demo accounts use sample records. A pilot account stores the record you upload.
After sign-in, Patient view gives you dedicated tabs for the full record — not a single chat dump.
At-a-glance status: condition, treatment, risks shortcut, meds, recent docs, labs, imaging and stored recommendations.
Structured problem list — primary, secondary, historical — with optional AI suggestions you confirm yourself.
Upload PDFs and photos, classify them, preview in-app, and keep durable cloud storage for your files.
Imaging findings and report photos; DICOM import paths for hospital CDs when you have series data.
Serial blood work with flags, trends and a filter for truly abnormal values — linked back to source documents.
Current and past medications with start/end dates, ongoing vs fixed courses, and notes for your clinician.
Condensed safety signals from labs, diagnoses, meds, imaging and data gaps — with severity and sources.
Chat across Gemini, Claude, and Grok. Summaries stay decision support, with the source text in view.
A chronological view of events, treatments and documents so the story of your care stays readable.
Cancer-specific fields (type, stage, ECOG, mutations, histology) when oncology data is present on the record.
Photos or PDFs both work — even a phone snapshot of a paper report. Files are stored securely; analysis runs after the upload is saved.
Four steps, from what you bring in to a conversation with your physician.
Letters, PDFs, and photos you choose to upload.
DICOM series, with a side-by-side look when a prior study is on the record.
Laboratory results kept with the record they came from.
Speech becomes text in the AI chat composer, for you to edit before sending.
Extracted labs, medications, and diagnoses stay a draft until you add them.
Overview, medications, diagnoses, oncology fields, and a timeline.
A reading of the record you can check against the source text.
Key slices side by side. Not a measurement, and not a finding that a tumor has changed.
Overlaps from a German trial list, with why a row appeared. Not an enrollment decision.
Bring the record to your physician. Meddox does not decide for you.
English and German. Access is invite-only. You can delete your data from the account settings.
Meddox is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or monitor disease. All AI output is decision support and may be wrong. Always check with your physician and primary sources. In an emergency, call 112 (EU) or your local emergency number.
Document analysis and clinical chat can use Gemini, Claude and Grok — different strengths, same product. We watch for new medically capable releases and can adopt them without changing how you use Meddox. No fake leaderboards.
Fast multimodal reading of photos and PDFs — strong at pulling values from scanned reports.
Careful reasoning over long documents — summaries that stay close to the source text.
An independent perspective used to cross-check and enrich synthesis.
Models help read and organize your documents; they do not diagnose or treat. Outputs are decision support only.
Meddox is in closed beta — tell us a bit about your use case and we will send an invite code.
Decision support for people and clinicians — never a substitute for care.