A medical memory built for the kitchen table, not the clinic. Because the most important question your doctor asks — 'what did we try last time?' — has no good answer today.
A note from the founder
"I built Hamdosh because my mother had a thyroid medication that worked, my sister now has the same condition, and nobody — not us, not the hospital, not any of the four health apps I tried — could connect the two. The information existed. It just had no home. Hamdosh is that home."
— Founder & CTO (placeholder)
A medical record app whose business model depends on selling your data is broken at the foundation. We will never sell PHI. We will never train external models on your records without explicit consent. Period.
You aren't one patient. You're a parent of two kids, a partner, an adult child of aging parents. Health software that treats you as a single ID misses the whole point of caregiving.
A prescription with no follow-up is dead weight. We nudge gently — and relentlessly — for outcomes. That's what makes a record a memory: knowing what worked, what didn't, and why.
Every insight is framed as "last time, X was prescribed, with outcome Y." Never as "you should take X." That's the product position, and the liability shield, and — frankly — the right thing.
Encounter grouping, OCR, outcomes, smart search, family roll-up. Encrypted at rest and in transit.
Semantic search with pgvector. Family sharing via consent grants. Mobile capture app.
HIPAA certification. Provider portal export. Insurance/EOB intelligence. Wearable signals.
We're early. Your feedback shapes the roadmap.