Before launch — signups open
Your test results in one place
Results from different labs and clinics land on one timeline. No more digging through emails and folders. You decide who sees them, and for how long.
Sign up by form or e-mail.
What you get
Four things you do by hand today, or not at all.
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One timeline
Results from different providers line up chronologically and group by test type. You see how a specific value changed over the years — not just the latest result.
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A report for your doctor
A tidy PDF with your test history, ready in under a minute. Bring it to your appointment instead of a folder of loose printouts.
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Control over access
In one place you see who you've shared data with, in what scope and until when. Revoke access straight away — no explaining yourself, no waiting.
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AI analysis
A paid add-on: a summary of trends and a list of questions for your doctor before the visit. It's informational material — it does not diagnose and does not replace a consultation.
- Consent for each share, individually
- Revoke it any time
- No bulk access
How it works
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Add your results
Upload a PDF or a photo of the result. FamilyDoc reads the values and shows them for you to check — you make any corrections yourself.
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See the history
Results from different sources land on a shared timeline. Open a specific test and see how it has changed over time.
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Share with whoever you choose
Generate a report for your doctor, or a time-limited view link. Access expires on its own, or you revoke it manually.
Questions
Who has access to my data?
Only you — until you share it with someone specific. There is no bulk access. Every share has a defined scope and expiry, you can see a history of views, and you can withdraw consent at any time with immediate effect.
How is this different from the Internet Patient Account (IKP)?
IKP shows what providers have reported to the P1 system. FamilyDoc collects what you have — including results from private labs — and organises it into one history. The two sources complement each other.
Does FamilyDoc make a diagnosis?
No. FamilyDoc organises documents and shows changes over time. The paid analysis helps you prepare for a conversation with your doctor, but it is not medical advice and does not replace a visit.
How much does it cost?
Collecting results, the timeline and the report for your doctor are free. The AI analysis is paid. We'll announce specific prices before launch.
When do you launch?
We're pre-launch and building the first version. Sign up and we'll email you when we open early access.
About us
FamilyDoc is built in Kielce, Poland, by FAMILY DOC sp. z o.o. — a Polish company entered in the National Court Register (KRS).
We are pre-launch: building the first version and collecting early-access signups. Questions about the company or the product — familydoc@familydoc.pl.
- FAMILY DOC sp. z o.o.
- ul. Karola Olszewskiego 6, 25-663 Kielce, Poland
- KRS 0001249310
- NIP (VAT ID) 9592094470
Sign up for early access
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The data controller is FAMILY DOC sp. z o.o., registered in Kielce, Poland, at ul. Karola Olszewskiego 6, 25-663 Kielce (KRS 0001249310, NIP 9592094470). We use the data you provide only to contact you about early access to FamilyDoc. The legal basis is your consent (Article 6(1)(a) GDPR), which you can withdraw at any time by writing to familydoc@familydoc.pl. Providing your data is voluntary; without an e-mail address we cannot add you to the list. Your entry goes straight to our own mailbox with the same hosting provider in Poland — the data is not transferred outside the European Economic Area. We keep it until early access opens and the start notice is sent, no later than 12 months after signup, unless you withdraw consent earlier. See the privacy policy for details.