Blood pressure
In range
111 / 72
Steady and in range across your last six readings.
Entered by you · Last reading 12 June
Free for individuals · Forever
Your health record. For life.
One permanent record that starts with you and stays with you — through every doctor, device, family role, school, team, job and stage of life.
- Free for individuals
- One record per person
- Export anytime
- No health-data sales
Watch one record come together
One PDF on a Tuesday becomes a school packet by Friday.
Nine steps, in the order a person actually does them. Step through it before you create anything.
Step 01 of 09
Bring in an old lab PDF
A printout from two years ago, a portal download, or a photograph of a page. One file is enough to begin.
Uploading · metabolic-panel-2024.pdf
Original kept- File
- metabolic-panel-2024.pdf
- Collected
- 14 Mar 2024
- Source
- Entered by you
Illustrative content, shown to demonstrate the sequence. Readings are educational and never a diagnosis.
Start with one job
Pick the thing you have been meaning to sort out.
The record is the infrastructure; the first job is the reason to open it today. Choose one and the record opens on it — not on an empty page.
- Build my emergency health cardConditions, allergies, medications and a contact on one page, ready to print or hand to someone who needs it in a hurry.About five minutesStart here →
- Organize what I takeEvery medication and supplement in one list, with the dates you started and stopped kept rather than erased.About five minutesStart here →
- Upload and understand my latest labsBring in a lab PDF and read each value back in plain language, with the original document kept attached to it.A couple of minutesStart here →
- Prepare a school or sports packetImmunizations and a physical, assembled into a scoped share with a stated purpose and an end date.About ten minutesStart here →
- Make a one-page doctor visit summaryOne printable sheet with your medications, conditions, recent readings and the questions you set aside.About two minutesStart here →
Person first
One person. One lifelong health record. Connected wherever life takes them.
EVORA begins with the individual, because every family, team, school, company and clinic is made up of people. You connect to them when it is useful — connecting never hands anyone your record.
You, on your own
An independent adult with one record: labs, medications, documents, devices and a timeline that never resets.
A household or family
Care for a child or an aging parent under stated authority, with a path to hand the record over when it is theirs.
A school or college
Answer an immunization or participation requirement with the minimum that satisfies it, and nothing more.
A team, club or league
Staff see a clearance status for a season. The complete record stays with the athlete.
An employer or benefits program
A requirement met, a documentation received, a status with an expiry date — never your clinical history.
A clinic or care team
A clinician reads what you shared, for the purpose you stated, until the date you set.
Belonging to a household, roster, school, employer or clinic sets context. Access is separate: it is granted by you, scoped to a stated purpose, dated to expire, and logged every time it is used. When a relationship ends, the access closes and the record stays with you.
What it holds
Everything that describes your health, in one place.
Not a feed of metrics. A record — the same shape a clinician would recognise, written so a parent can read it.
Labs and readings
Upload a PDF or enter a value by hand. Each result is normalized, dated and explained in plain language.
Medications and supplements
What you take, when you started, and what you stopped — stopping keeps the history rather than erasing it.
Conditions and allergies
Diagnoses, procedures, allergies and family history, written once and carried forward.
Immunizations
The list schools, employers and travel clinics ask for, ready to print or share as a scoped view.
Documents
Discharge summaries, imaging reports and letters, filed against the date they belong to.
Devices
Wearable readings written into your own record and normalized to one shape, so changing devices never restarts the history.
Over time
The record is worth more in ten years than it is today.
Most health software starts over every time you change clinics. This one accumulates. Each reading you add makes the next one easier to interpret.
Step 1
One reading
A single value with a plain-language explanation: what it measures, whether it is in range, and what usually moves it.
Step 2
A second reading
Direction appears. The record can say whether something is steady, rising or falling, and over what span.
Step 3
Years of readings
Your own baseline replaces the population range, so small changes that matter to you become visible.
Your record · Example
7:12 am
Vitamin D
34ng/mL
Below your usual winter level
Resting HR
58bpm
Unchanged for three weeks
A1c
5.2%
Flat across two panels
Example values, shown to illustrate the layout. Readings are educational and never a diagnosis.
Family and guardianship
The person who keeps the family's health in their head deserves a record.
Hold a record for a child, a parent, or anyone whose care you manage — each one separate, each one complete. Switch between them, keep the medications straight, and when a child grows up the record goes with them rather than staying behind in your account.
- Separate records, not folders inside yours
- Guardian access with a written basis, visible to everyone involved
- Transfer of control when a dependent is ready for it
School, team, camp
Send exactly what the school asked for, and nothing else.
Immunizations and a physical, assembled once and sent as a scoped view with a stated purpose and an end date. No emailed PDFs sitting in an inbox forever, and no handing over a whole medical history to answer one question.
- Pick the items, not the whole record
- The purpose is written on the grant itself
- Access closes on its date, whether or not anyone remembers
The appointment
Walk in with one page instead of trying to remember.
A visit sheet with your medications, conditions, allergies, recent readings and the questions you set aside — printable, or shared with the clinician as a scoped view they can also write back into.
- One printable page, ready the morning of the visit
- Prepared notes waiting where you will actually see them
- A clinician can add to the record; you decide what stays
The EVORA trust standard
Easy to join. Easy to connect. Hard to earn trust.
Nobody appears in EVORA because they paid to. Professionals are matched to their national provider record and their state license before a listing can go live, and labs and device makers connect at a published level with a written normalization contract.
Building the network
Identity matched
Name, profession and provider number checked against the national registry before anything is published.
License in good standing
License status recorded with its source and verification date, then re-checked over time.
Feedback from real encounters
Only members who actually shared their record with a professional can leave feedback about them.
Position is never for sale
Ordering rules are published, and any commercial relationship is disclosed on the same card as the choice.
Admission is open and applications are in review. No professional listing and no partner connection is live yet, and we will not present one until it is.
Where we actually are
What works today, and what is still in build.
No launch theatre. This is the honest split, and it is updated as things ship.
Live today
- Create a record and add labs, medications, conditions, immunizations and documents
- Plain-language readings with named sources
- Family records for dependents you care for
- Scoped, expiring sharing with a full access log
- Export and print, including a visit sheet
- License and identity checks for professionals applying to be listed
In build
- A published network of verified clinicians — admission is open, no listing is live yet
- Connected labs and partners — applications under review, none finished connecting
- Automatic device sync with Oura and Whoop — developer approval pending
- Email delivery for reminders and prepared notes
- Organization rosters at scale for schools and teams
Why it is free
Free does not mean we sell you.
A health record should never depend on someone's ability to pay, so it does not. Organizations, providers, labs and partners pay for the tools they use. Your data is not the product, and there is no tier above you.
Individuals and families
Free, permanently. Every feature described on this page, with no card and no upgrade.
Organizations
Schools, teams and employers pay for roster and requirement tooling — never for anyone's medical file.
Providers, labs and partners
Professionals and partners pay for listings, connections and clinical tooling.
- Your health data is never sold, brokered or used for advertising.
- Access is granted by you, scoped to a purpose, and expires.
- Every time someone opens your record, you can see it.
- You can export everything, at any time, in a portable format.
- Readings are educational and never a diagnosis.
- Any commercial relationship is disclosed on the screen where it appears.
Start the record today. Add to it for the rest of your life.
One lab result is enough to begin. Everything after that is addition, never a restart.