Clino helps you organize symptoms, medications, visits, medical records and conditions in one private health journal. Explore the body in 3D, talk to your AI assistant, and generate smart PDF reports for your doctor:all with privacy by design.
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Maker
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Hey Product Hunt community! 👋
I’m an indie developer from Italy, and I’m incredibly excited to share Clino with you today.
The idea behind Clino started from a frustratingly common problem: our health data is completely scattered. Symptoms are trapped in the Notes app, lab results are lost somewhere in the Photos library, and medication schedules are buried under standard reminders. When you actually sit down with a doctor, it's impossible to give a clear picture of what happened over the last few months.
I wanted to build something simple, private, and genuinely useful. A premium, native iOS app that acts as a secure sanctuary for your health history. Clino helps you organize your medical history in one place: symptoms, medications, doctor visits, conditions, and medical reports.
What makes Clino different:
• Interactive 3D anatomy for symptom tracking
• AI assistant powered by Apple Intelligence
• Smart PDF reports for doctors
• Privacy-first architecture with no accounts and no external servers
Privacy was our non-negotiable foundation: Clino requires no account, no email, and stores everything locally. Even if you turn on the optional iCloud sync, we have zero access to your data because we don't even own a server.
I would absolutely love to hear your feedback, thoughts, or any features you'd like to see next.
Thank you for checking this out! 🙌
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Loving the 3D body explorer, that part feels really unique. One thing I'd love to see is letting us upload lab results as images or PDFs so the AI can actually pull values and track trends over time, right now I still have to retype numbers from my bloodwork to get any insight from it.
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Maker
@ensar33961 Thank you for your feedback! The feature you mentioned is currently under development and is expected to be available with iOS 27, alongside the launch of the new Siri AI. This will allow us to deliver this functionality robustly while maintaining a privacy-first approach. The idea is to enhance the tracking concept currently present in symptoms, and user feedback will be fundamental in this regard.
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"privacy by design" is easy to say and hard to keep once you add a chat assistant on top. is the AI assistant itself running a local model too, or does the conversational layer round-trip to a server while the records stay on-device?
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@sabber_ahamed The model is local-only Apple Intelligence (in fact, it is only compatible with Apple devices that support Apple Intelligence), no external servers (fully functional without any internet connection), and the development paradigm is privacy-first.
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The 3D body explorer is genuinely useful for pinpointing where things hurt before an appointment, and I like that everything stays in one private journal without feeling cluttered. The AI summaries are a nice touch too.
Loving the 3D body explorer, that part feels really unique. One thing I'd love to see is letting us upload lab results as images or PDFs so the AI can actually pull values and track trends over time, right now I still have to retype numbers from my bloodwork to get any insight from it.
@ensar33961
Thank you for your feedback! The feature you mentioned is currently under development and is expected to be available with iOS 27, alongside the launch of the new Siri AI. This will allow us to deliver this functionality robustly while maintaining a privacy-first approach. The idea is to enhance the tracking concept currently present in symptoms, and user feedback will be fundamental in this regard.
"privacy by design" is easy to say and hard to keep once you add a chat assistant on top. is the AI assistant itself running a local model too, or does the conversational layer round-trip to a server while the records stay on-device?
@sabber_ahamed
The model is local-only Apple Intelligence (in fact, it is only compatible with Apple devices that support Apple Intelligence), no external servers (fully functional without any internet connection), and the development paradigm is privacy-first.
The 3D body explorer is genuinely useful for pinpointing where things hurt before an appointment, and I like that everything stays in one private journal without feeling cluttered. The AI summaries are a nice touch too.
@kemalcakandg84
Thank you so much for the feedback!