For cliniciansYour patient’s PDFs, already read and in order.

Patients arrive with years of lab reports, portal printouts and photos from other clinics. Backstory reads every page and gives you one timeline before the visit: results in date order, units matched, each against its own lab’s range. No paging through documents, no converting units, and every number is one tap from its original report.

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Daniel R. · labs from 4 providers2022–2025 · 4 labs
eGFR63mL/min
In range≥ 60
HbA1c6.1%
Above range4–5.6
LDL104mg/dL
Above range< 100
Hemoglobin14.6g/dL
In range13.5–17.5
2022202320242025
ieGFR 92 → 63 across four labs, each one flagged normalThe trend only shows when the results sit side by side.
Sample data for illustrationSee a sample doctor summary →
How it works

How it works for you.

1

Drop in the records

You or your patient add their lab results, scans and clinic letters from every provider: PDFs, portal printouts or phone photos, in any order.

2

We read and sort everything

Every page is read, securely and privately. Each test, value, date and reference range goes onto one timeline in date order, in one unit, linked to the page it came from.

3

You get the summary

A one-page summary, plus a link to the patient’s full timeline. Tap any number to see the original report.

Before and after

Stop rebuilding the history yourself.

What lands on your desk before a new patient’s visit, today and with Backstory.

TodayWith Backstory
TodayA folder of PDFs, portal screenshots and phone photos from four providers
With BackstoryOne timeline in date order, on one page
TodayCreatinine in mg/dL from one lab and µmol/L from another
With BackstoryEvery result in one unit, the original value one tap away
TodayFour reports, each flagged normal, the trend hidden between them
With BackstoryThe trend on one line: eGFR 92 → 63 since 2022
TodayReference ranges that differ from lab to lab
With BackstoryEach result against the range printed by its own lab
Today“Which report was that from?”
With BackstoryTap any number and the source page opens
TodayAsking the patient to remember dates and doses
With BackstoryDiagnoses, medications and open findings listed, with dates
Units matched

Three labs, two units. One line.

Each lab reports in its own unit with its own range. Backstory puts every result in one unit next to the others, with each lab’s range converted too, so you read the trend instead of doing the arithmetic. The value printed on the report is never lost: tap any point to see it.

Northside Lab · Mar 2022Creatinine 0.82 mg/dLrange 0.70–1.30 mg/dL
City Hospital · May 2023Creatinine 84 µmol/Lrange 62–106 µmol/L
Harbor Health · Jun 2025Creatinine 107 µmol/Lrange 64–110 µmol/L
Creatinine, on the timeline mg/dL
Mar 2022
0.82
May 2023
0.95 from 84 µmol/L
Jun 2025
1.21 from 107 µmol/L

Each value against its own lab’s range. Converted values keep the original one tap away.

Sample data for illustration
Fertility and IVF

Cycle 4, third clinic. Every cycle side by side.

Patients who move between clinics arrive with stacks of cycle reports, screenshots and embryology notes. Backstory lines the cycles up so the consult can start at the plan.

IVF cycles, side by sideSample data for illustration
Cycle 1
Feb 2023
Cycle 2
Sep 2023
Cycle 3
Mar 2025
ProtocolAntagonistAntagonistLong agonist
FSH dose / day225 IU300 IU300 IU
Retrieved8119
Mature (MII)697
Fertilized (2PN)475
Blastocysts132

Examples for you.

Your next new patient, on one page.

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