One vault, separate profiles
Keep records for yourself, children, partners, and aging parents organized under strictly separated family profiles.
MedBuddy turns lab PDFs, prescription photos, discharge summaries, and years of scattered records into an organized, searchable history — with AI that can stay entirely on your computer.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sashpawar11/medbuddy/main/install.sh | bash
A discharge summary on your laptop. A lab report in Downloads. A prescription photo sent in a family chat. MedBuddy brings the fragments together without turning your health history into someone else’s dataset.
Keep records for yourself, children, partners, and aging parents organized under strictly separated family profiles.
Offline OCR extracts text from PDFs and common image formats, making old scans and phone photos easier to find.
Ask questions inside one profile and trace answers back to cited document pages instead of trusting an ungrounded summary.
Bring test results, appointments, and medication updates into a chronological timeline that makes long-term patterns easier to review.
Generate a structured overview with extracted metrics, plain-language context, and useful questions to raise with a clinician.
Generated analyses are cached locally, so previously created overviews open instantly without reprocessing the same files.
Your documents, extracted text, profiles, and local database stay on your machine. Use Ollama or LM Studio for offline analysis, or explicitly choose a bring-your-own-key cloud provider when you want one.
There is no telemetry or remote logging. Optional Google Drive backup is encrypted and opt-in.
Records and prompts stay on this computer
Your own key; external processing is explicitly labeled
MedBuddy is an Electron desktop application designed for private, substantial archives — not another account you need to trust with sensitive files.
Give each person a separate space, then organize their archive with nested folders.
Import reports, scans, prescriptions, and summaries. Local OCR makes the contents searchable.
Keep processing offline with a local model, or opt into a cloud provider using your own API key.
Explore overviews and timelines, open cited pages, and export a focused summary for a clinical conversation.
Explore the source, follow development, or build MedBuddy locally. The project is open source under GPL-3.0.