Your test archive
Upload a photo or a PDF – the app files it where it belongs. Find it in seconds.
MedKeep keeps your test results and prescriptions in a safe place and reminds you of every dose, so you never hunt for documents before a visit.
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Not just an archive. Not just reminders. MedKeep solves dozens of small problems that together take your time and peace of mind every day.
Upload a photo or a PDF – the app files it where it belongs. Find it in seconds.
Add what the doctor prescribed; we remind you of every dose and show the day of the course.
The notification arrives exactly when it should. Mark the dose – the app keeps count.
Cardiologist, GP, dentist – contacts at hand, one tap to call.
The whole history at hand – no need to recall it all in the waiting room.
Reminds you to repeat a test on the day you choose.
Your data is encrypted and belongs to you alone. Export or delete it at any moment.
Coming: parents and children in your care, in one account.
Hunting for an old test result among photos and folders
Every test, by date, found in seconds.
Did you take the tablet today? You're no longer sure
Mark every dose – the app keeps count.
Holding the box and not knowing how many days are left
“Day 4 of 10” – always on the home screen.
The doctor asks for your history and you recall it from memory
The whole history at hand, one tap away.
Forgetting to book the follow-up check
Reminds you on the day you chose.
Keeping track of tablets for the whole family
Coming in V2: one account for the whole family. V2
Tell Nomi about yourself and the profile fills itself in.
A photo of a prescription or a test is enough – with your consent Nomi sorts it out.
Mark doses on time, and at the appointment the whole history is at hand.
The tablet reminder lives in one app, the test result in the gallery, the prescription on paper. Every medicine you enter yourself, field by field.
To find an old test you scroll through photos. When to repeat it – you remember on your own.
The app stores. You do the work.
Write the way you speak: “ibuprofen for 10 days, 3 times a day” – Nomi fills in the course and sets the reminders. All that is left is to confirm.
Photograph the prescription – the app reads it and offers to create a course. Ask “when did I have my blood taken?” and get an answer with a link to the document.
You tell it. MedKeep does the rest.
We do not interpret your test results and do not diagnose – we only remind you what needs repeating.
We show no ads and offer nothing for partners' money – in any version.
We hand your data over as a file at any moment, and a deleted account is erased for good after 30 days.
We save nothing to your profile until you have seen and confirmed every entry yourself.
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We never sell it and we never show you ads.
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Everything about your health in one app, connected to each other rather than spread across different places.
In the app
Organises, reminds, helps you prepare for the appointment.
Encrypted and under your control.
A reminder to repeat the test on the day you chose.
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Nomi
You say what needs organising and Nomi finds it, files it and reminds you. The decision stays with the doctor – Nomi does not diagnose and does not prescribe.
We treat your medical data to the security standards of a health app, not a social network.
We are building a simple ecosystem that helps you see treatment through to the end.
We want you to forget what it means to lose test results or dig for them among documents before a visit to the doctor. And we want you one day to care for your parents and children from a distance as easily as for yourself.
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We have answered the common ones, set out security point by point, and we are always reachable.
We build together with our first users – we read every piece of beta feedback, and it shapes the order of features.