One health chart the whole family can read.
Kincharts turns lab reports, biopsy results and visit notes into a shared chart. Invite siblings and caregivers, see what changed since the last visit, and walk into appointments with the right questions.
Every result, trend and conversation, side by side.
Kidney function (eGFR)
Shaded by kidney stage, so a slow drift into the next stage is easy to see.
This week on Dad's Kinchart
- Meera recorded Dr. Patel's answer about the new empagliflozin dose2 hours ago
- Arjun added 3 records: the July CMP, a lipid panel and a photo of the discharge papersYesterday
- Priya posted a note: “Dad walked 30 minutes every day this week.”2 days ago
- Mom asked: “Is ibuprofen still okay for his knee with the kidney numbers?”3 days ago
Blood pressure
Everything else, at a glance
Set it up once. Everyone stays on the same page.
Start a chart for someone
Yourself, a parent, a child. The person a chart is about doesn't need an account.
Add their records
Upload lab reports, imaging and visit notes. Results become trends drawn against the lab's normal range.
Invite the family
Owners decide who's in, editors add records and answers, viewers follow along. Everyone sees who else is looking.
Built for the conversations families actually have.
Trends, not just numbers
Every marker is drawn against the lab's own normal range, so a slow climb is easy to spot.
Plain-language explainers
Pathology and imaging terms translated line by line, next to the report's own wording.
Questions for the doctor
One shared list. When someone gets an answer, it's saved with who heard it and when.
Notes and who's here
Leave notes after appointments, and see who else has the chart open right now.
Nothing is visible until you invite someone.
Health records belong to the person they describe and the family helping them. Kincharts keeps every chart closed by default and lets its owners decide who sees what.
- Invite-only. A chart is visible only to people its owners add by email.
- Roles. Owners manage people, editors add records and answers, viewers read and leave notes.
- Files stay behind sign-in. Uploaded reports are served only to members of that chart.
- Yours to delete. Remove a chart, and everything in it, whenever you want.
- Not medical advice. Kincharts helps families understand records. Decisions stay with the doctors.
Start with the person you're thinking about.
It takes a minute to set up a chart and invite one other person.