For clinicians and their patients
Every record in one place.
Read in minutes, not hours.
n1.care extracts the data once, from every EHR note, lab result and letter.
Every report is built from it, and each figure links back to the source page.
You edit it, approve it, and decide who sees it.
What you can do
Prepare, review, and share from one workspace.
Bring the record together. Check what matters. Then make a report you control.
Synthetic patient data
Three jobs. One workspace.
Less time piecing the record together. More time with the patient.
Every step leaves a trail you can check afterwards.
Arrive prepared
See the relevant history before the consultation.
Verify the evidence
Open the document page behind a value or summary.
Share with control
Edit, lock, switch off, or export before anything leaves the space.
Create an account and work through a patient history in your own workspace.
Start free trialLongitudinal review · Synthetic data
See the direction
of change.
- Compare results across years
- Place treatment and diagnosis dates on the same timeline
- Spot gaps and outliers across visits
n1 workspace
JR
Jordan RiveraHealth history · 2018–2026
Upload records
PDF · TXT · CSV · TSV — up to 50 MB each
- Lab reports
- Pathology
- Prescriptions & lists
- Genetic raw data
n1 reads and structures it
- Biomarkers83
- Diagnoses2
- Procedures1
- Medications5
- Supplements7
- Genetics1
Check each value
- HbA1cref < 5.7%6.1%Above
- 25-Hydroxyvitamin Dref ≥ 75 nmol/l71nmol/lBelow
- Homocysteineref < 10 µmol/l14.2µmol/lAbove
See the trend over time
HbA1c
6.1%
↑ 0.4 since 2022
202220232024Now
From the analyser to the consultation
A result means little until it sits beside the ones before it.
Panels, letters and reports turn up as separate files, months apart, in whatever format the sender chose. n1 keeps them in one space in date order. Each value stays linked to the page it came from.
Report examples · Synthetic data
Review the report
before you share it.
Pick a report, edit it, and sign off the final version.
Health Summary Draft
A made-up summary of 45 markers. It has alerts, patterns, next steps, and gaps in the data.
A made-up summary of 45 markers, drafted but not yet checked.
Representative clinical workflows
Three reviews, end to end.
Each one follows a review from the first file to the report the doctor signs off. It shows where the doctor takes over.
Which values changed over time?
- Input
- Three synthetic panels containing 45 biomarkers across 18 months.
- What n1 prepares
- A longitudinal report with trajectories, findings and data gaps.
What deserves attention first?
- Input
- Synthetic multi-panel laboratory data for one prepared patient.
- What n1 prepares
- A draft health summary. It is sorted by body system and by what matters most.
What should this recipient receive?
- Input
- The report version selected by the clinician.
- What n1 prepares
- A downloadable PDF, or a report link you can protect and revoke.
Synthetic data · not customer case studiesNo real patient record appears anywhere on this site
Evidence and control
Check a finding against its source.
Open the document page, edit the report, and choose who can read it.
HbA1c increased from 5.7% to 6.1% between 2022 and 2026.
Laboratory report18 March 2026 · Page 3
Glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c)
Result: 6.1% · Reference: <5.7%
Source page retainedPage 3
Read the report, save your edits, and decide when it is ready to share.
Set a password, choose an expiry, see who opened it, and switch it off at any time.
Dates, ranges, drugs, events, and source pages all stay tied to the finding.
Export patient data from your account settings. You can manage records there too.
In developmentMore support for connected practices.
See what comes next. We are working on clinics, family access, and reports.
More support for connected practices.
Practice identity
- White-label patient experience
- Practice website tools
- Multi-language workflows
- Practice notifications
Connected care and access
- Family-linked patient records
- Care across multiple doctors
- Authenticated family sharing
- Passwordless account access
Records and reporting
- More flexible report formats
- More accepted file types
- Name-redacted sharing
- Gantt-style clinical timeline
The people building it
Clinicians and engineers, in one room.
Doctors, engineers and researchers build n1 together. The doctor who uses it keeps the clinical call. We stay on the hook for how the product works.
Meet the team →