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Premedice
Supermedical AI chat for investigating your health.
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Supermedical AI chat for investigating your health.
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Have a Medical Query? Ask Premedice. Scan your medical history and surface early warning signs. Premedice reads your labs, medicines and records together, explains what matters in plain English, and shows the source behind every claim. Doctor-created. GDPR-native. EU-resident. Use Free now.
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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentGive every agent its own machine. Starts in under a second
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Ridwan, founder and CEO of Premedice.
The report was 11 pages. The appointment was 12 minutes. We left with more data, but zero clarity.
That gap is why we built Premedice.
Premedice scans the medical history you already have—lab results, medications, documents, symptoms, and past clinical notes—and surfaces early warning signs that are easy to miss when your health record is fragmented across different PDFs. It explains what changed, why it matters, and what to ask next, keeping every high-stakes claim anchored directly to its source document.
It doesn’t diagnose you. It doesn’t replace your doctor. It simply ensures you walk into every visit prepared instead of overwhelmed.
What you can do today
Plain-English Lab Summaries: Upload any lab report, PDF, or photo for an immediate, clear breakdown.
Full-Record Context Q&A: Ask follow-up questions with your entire medical history in context.
Medication & Allergy Checks: Instantly cross-check new or existing medicines against allergies and current prescriptions.
Multi-Profile Care Management: Maintain distinct, isolated care contexts for yourself and family members.
Secure Sharing: Generate read-only conversation links for family caregivers or clinicians.
Pre-Visit Briefs: Export a concise summary featuring key trends and the exact questions worth asking your doctor.
We’d love for the PH community to try it out, run a report through it, and let us know your thoughts! What’s the hardest part about managing your own (or your family's) medical records?
Looking forward to your feedback and questions below! 👇