Frequently asked questions

Clinory is a secure, AI-powered personal health record. You store reports, prescriptions, scans, medicines, vaccinations, and insurance in one vault, and share exactly what a doctor needs with a link that expires.

Clinory is built for Indian families. You can manage records for yourself, your parents, your children, and your pets — all from a single account.

Records are stored in an encrypted vault tied to your account. Sensitive sections can be locked behind a PIN, and any link you share with a clinician or family member expires on your schedule. You control access at all times.

Yes. Every share is a time-limited link scoped to the specific documents you pick. Doctors, hospitals, or family members open the link in a browser — no Clinory account required — and lose access when the link expires.

Clinory's scanner reads printed and typed prescriptions and pulls out medicines, dosage, and duration. Doctor-handwritten scripts vary; the AI does its best and lets you correct anything before saving.

Clinory is free to try for 14 days. After that, plans start with a family plan covering multiple members, and a pets plan for animal records. See pricing on the home page for current details.

Yes. Clinory generates an emergency profile — blood group, allergies, chronic conditions, current medicines, and an ICE contact — accessible via a QR code so a hospital or first responder can view it without your login.

No. Clinory helps you organise records and reminds you about medicines, appointments, and vaccinations. Any AI summaries or answers are grounded in your own documents and are not medical advice — always confirm with a qualified clinician.

Yes. You can export your records, and you can delete your account and all associated documents at any time from account settings. Deletion is permanent.

Clinory works in any modern browser and installs as a Progressive Web App on Android and iOS, so you get an app-like experience without going through an app store.