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Vision: from your health record to a health system that works for you

Libby starts as the record, because everything we want to build needs something real to reason from. Then an agent that acts for you, then better medicine.

Libby starts as the record, because everything we want to build needs something real to reason from.

Today your health history is scattered. Labs sit in one portal, visit notes in another, prescriptions with the pharmacy, claims with your insurer, and your wearable data in an app that never talks to your doctor. The law says that history is yours. The systems that hold it were built for institutions.

Patients have a right to their own data. In fact they are the ones in healthcare who have that right. Libby gives you a way to use it.

Why the record comes first

Rapid progress in artificial intelligence means everyone can have clinical superintelligence for free. AIs may soon surpass top experts in their domain.

AI can think and reason and apply civilization's understanding of medicine, but that understanding is meaningless without knowing you. That real person and your story about life in the messy world is what needs to come together for care. We see the medical record and health data as your story. If we can combine your story with clinical superintelligence you can have the best care in the world. Instant, accessible, affordable.

Libby makes it easy to tell your story. We bring all of your health data together in one place and act as your champion. We import your data from wherever it lives, clean and structure it, and protect it for you. We make every task to better health intuitive and automatic.

We're on our way to realizing the promise of precision medicine. And we're unraveling the fragmentation of American healthcare's tens of thousands of institutions to bring it to you.

Step one: the record

Libby is a lifelong home for your health records. It does three things.

  1. Capture. Bring in the raw material of your health. Today that means lab PDFs from Quest, Labcorp or anywhere else. Next is pulling your clinical records from the national network (TEFCA) and portals (FHIR), then wearables, genomics and the rest.
  2. Organize. Turn disconnected files into one timeline around one body. Libby keeps track of where every value came from, so you can always go back to the source.
  3. Explore. See everything together, compare a new result with years of old ones, share the right slice with a clinician, and let Claude or ChatGPT work from your actual results instead of generic advice.

Step two: an agent that acts for you

Knowing what your results mean is only half the job. Interpretation without the ability to act on it is an intermediate step. The goal is better outcomes, so the whole flow matters: gathering information, understanding it, and then doing something about it.

The tedious part of healthcare is administrative: finding an in-network doctor with availability, booking, filling in intake forms, getting lab orders, checking what insurance covers, refilling prescriptions. We're building Libby to do those tasks for you, in the background and by chat, starting with booking, insurance checks and refills. None of that is live yet.

Step three: better medicine

When you hold all of your data, including the granular streams from devices you wear every day, you have the raw material for more precise medicine. That is the promise of precision medicine, and every day we delay getting it right, we lose friends and family.

So the long arc is simple. First, deliver today's best care to everyone, efficiently, whatever their health, wealth or savvy. Then push the state of the art, with new diagnostics and predictive models built on data that only you can bring together.

What stays true the whole way

  • You own it. Your records stay yours. Export them, share them, bring them to a doctor, or use them with the tools you trust.
  • It lasts. Libby is a lifelong record, not another portal tied to one hospital or one insurer. Today's record is an investment in your future health.
  • The record comes first. Every later feature depends on it being complete and correct.

Educational content, not medical advice. Libby is a personal record tool, not a medical service — it doesn't diagnose, treat, or prescribe. Reference ranges vary by lab and by person. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional about your results.

Organize your record for what comes next.

Turn scattered records into organized context you can use for doctor visits, AI conversations, and your own notes.

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