Bring everything in
Connect the portals we support, or drop in the PDFs you already have. Old printouts count too.
your lifelong health record
Every lab test, scan, biopsy and report you've ever had. One picture of you.
Walk into every appointment knowing what's changed, what's flagged and what to ask. Prosper gathers your results from every lab, portal and imaging center, and reads them for you.
Free during early access. By joining you agree to our privacy notice.
See how it worksNot medical advice: a better conversation with your doctor.
Sam's record2,140 results · 9 sources · 2018 to today
84% of results in range, up from 84% in 2018
Sam is a fictional patient. Every screen on this page uses sample data.
the problem
Your health lives in a dozen places.
Lab portals. Hospital apps. Imaging centers. PDFs buried in email. Each doctor sees a slice. Nobody, not even you, sees the whole thing.
Prosper puts it in one place.
Every result and report, read and lined up on one timeline. Sorted by date, by test and by part of the body, and linked back to the document it came from.
Sam's record · one timelinesample
Why we built it · real numbers, not sample data
It started with one record and a folder full of PDFs.
Our founder lined up their own history: nine years of labs, scans and specialist reports from seven different labs, clinics and portals. Seen together for the first time, it surfaced patterns no single appointment had room to show. Prosper gives anyone that afternoon, without the folder of PDFs.
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connect everything
Wherever your records live, they come home.
Hospital portals, national labs, imaging centers and the newest screening companies, all flowing into one record. Connect what we support, forward the email, or drop in the PDF.
Connect your records
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Not listed? Drop in the PDF or forward the email.
And many more, from coast to coast.
Connector availability varies and grows during early access. Anything else comes in as a PDF. Names belong to their owners; Prosper isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.
how it works
Three steps from scattered to understood.
Every line, read for you
Prosper reads each result and report: values, ranges, flags and the radiologist's own impression. Then it files them by test, organ and date.
See what it means
Trends, flags and plain-English takeaways, plus the questions worth asking at your next visit.
why it matters
Less hunting. More knowing.
What changes when your whole history lives in one place. The next three sections show how.
Arrive prepared
Your full history and your questions, ready before the doctor walks in.
Stop digging for PDFs
Every portal, inbox and printout, searchable in one place.
Share your whole history in one link
A new specialist gets the full picture, not the three pages you remembered to print. You choose what's shared, and links expire.
Keep it for life
Doctors move, portals shut down, insurance changes. Your record stays with you, and gets more useful every year you keep it.
trends
See the line, not the dot.
A single result tells you where you are. Seven years of them tell you where you're heading. Prosper puts every draw on one chart, against the lab's own range.
- Where you're heading. See whether a value is holding steady, climbing or sliding toward the edge of its range.
- Changes in context. See what moved after a new medication, a new diet or a new doctor.
- Every lab, one scale. Results from different labs, lined up side by side.
LDL cholesterol
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body explorer
Your body, mapped.
Every result belongs somewhere. Drag the model, tap a glowing point, and see that organ's labs and scans together, from every provider and every year.
insights
See what no single visit can.
Your cardiologist sees the heart scan. Your GP sees the bloodwork. Prosper puts them side by side, so you and your doctor can see how they fit.
LabsHeart CTsample
High LDL. No plaque on the heart CT.
LDL has been above range on 13 of 14 draws since 2019. A 2025 heart CT found no plaque at all. Both facts matter, and now they sit on one page.
UltrasoundUltrasoundsample
A finding, watched over time.
A 6 mm thyroid nodule from 2023 measured 6 mm again in 2026. Prosper lines up both reports so the next one is a quick comparison, not a fresh scare.
LabsTrendsample
A slow drift, caught early.
Vitamin D slid from 48 to 32 ng/mL over three years. Still in range on paper, and heading for the edge. A single result never shows that.
Before your next appointment
Walk in with the right questions.
Prosper drafts questions from your own results, so a 15-minute visit covers what matters.
- My LDL is high but my heart scan is clear. What's the plan?
- Vitamin D has dropped three years running. Should I supplement?
- Is the thyroid nodule due for another ultrasound?
- Which of these tests should we repeat this year?
every kind of result
Bloodwork to biopsies, and everything between.
Routine bloodwork and once-a-decade procedures, in one place: whatever your doctors ordered and whatever you went out and got yourself.
Range map · sample data
Seven years on one screen.
Every marker on every draw. Blue sat inside the range, coral ran high, violet ran low. Patterns you'd never find across forty PDFs, at a glance.
privacy
Yours to keep, share or delete.
Medical history is the most personal data you have. These are our commitments, in writing, before you upload anything.
- 01It's yours.Export everything any time. Delete your account and we erase your records from our systems.
- 02Never sold. No ads.We will never sell your health data or use it to target you with ads.
- 03Shared only when you say so.No one outside Prosper sees your record unless you share it, and shared links expire.
- 04Every number has a source.Every value will link back to the report it came from, so you and your doctor can check it.
Prosper is not a doctor and doesn't diagnose. It helps you understand your records and have a better conversation with the people who treat you.
questions
The honest questions.
What can I bring into Prosper?
Lab results, imaging and radiology reports, pathology and biopsy reports, procedure notes and specialty screens like whole-body MRI, heart CT and multi-cancer blood tests. If it lives in a patient portal or a PDF, we're building toward bringing it in.
Do I need my doctor's permission?
No. In the US you have a legal right to your own medical records. Prosper helps you collect the ones you already have access to.
How is this different from my patient portal?
A portal shows what one health system has. Prosper brings every system together, across every year, and lines it up by test, organ and date so you can see trends and connections.
Will Prosper tell me what's wrong with me?
No. Prosper shows the lab's own ranges and flags and the words your radiologists and pathologists wrote. It points out patterns and drafts questions; diagnosis and treatment stay with your doctors.
Who can see my data?
Only you, plus the people you share a link with. We will never sell your data or use it for ads.
How will my records be protected?
Security comes before features. Before anyone uploads a record, we'll publish exactly how Prosper stores, encrypts and protects it.
Can Prosper misread a report?
It can, which is why every value links back to the document it came from. If something looks off, you can check the source in one tap, and so can your doctor.
Who's behind Prosper?
A small team in New York. We built the first version for our own records, and we're opening it up slowly so we can get the details right.
What does it cost?
Prosper is free during early access. We'll share pricing well before it changes, and you can export your record whenever you like.
See your whole picture.
Early access opens in small groups. Leave your email and we'll tell you when it's your turn.
No spam. One email when your spot opens. See our privacy notice.