Proof of concept Total Recall
A record that remembers what changed.
Total Recall is our proof of concept for records that change over time. When a new note replaces a fact, the old one is dated and kept, linked to what replaced it, when and who recorded it. Drag back to a date and the record shows what was true then. Synthetic data only; not a medical device and not medical advice.
01 Walkthrough videos
02 The real screens
Straight from the demo run.
Unedited screenshots of our own build on sample data. Select one to see it full size.
03 What it does
What Total Recall does.
A patient record that keeps its history: when a fact is replaced, the old one is dated and kept, and you can rewind to any date.
The old fact is dated and kept, not deleted; only one is current.
Each replaced fact links to what replaced it, when, and who recorded it.
Drag back on the timeline and the record shows what was true then.
When two records disagree, both are marked contested with capped confidence.
Notes, PDFs, CSV, FHIR files and photos or scans.
Shows what is current, with replaced items struck through.
04 Price
Starting from.
Proof of concept on synthetic data. Contact us for a walk-through.
05 Questions
Before the call.
Is it a medical device?
No. It is a proof of concept on synthetic data. It is not a medical device and not medical advice.
Next step
Records that change? Let’s talk.
One 20-minute call for a walk-through of the proof of concept. Then a written scope — or an honest "not a fit".