Not a Doc

What is Not-A-Doc?

Not-A-Doc helps you make sense of health discussions between family members. Copy and paste text message conversations, iMessage threads, or notes about symptoms, and it will organize the scattered information into a structured format.

Perfect for

Family group chats about someone feeling sick
Text threads discussing a child's symptoms
Preparing notes before a doctor's visit
Organizing scattered health observations

What it extracts

Patient details mentioned in the conversation
Symptoms and chief complaint
Possible causes to consider
Things to watch for at home
Treatment options to discuss with a doctor

This is pretty much an experimental tool. Don't be that person who takes medical advice from an internet stranger's odd software. Seriously, go consult a professional and stay safe out there.

Example

Sample Input

Mom: Hey, Jake's been complaining about his ear hurting since yesterday Dad: Which ear? Mom: The right one. He keeps tugging at it Dad: Does he have a fever? Mom: Just checked - 100.2. He also said his throat hurts a little Dad: Has he been swimming lately? Mom: Yeah we were at the pool on Saturday Dad: Could be swimmer's ear. My sister used to get that all the time Mom: Should I take him to urgent care or wait? Dad: Maybe see if it gets worse? He's had ear infections before though Mom: True, he had one last winter. I'll keep an eye on it tonight

Example Output

Summary

Pediatric patient with 1-day history of right ear pain, tugging behavior, low-grade fever (100.2°F), and mild sore throat. Recent pool exposure noted. History of previous ear infection. Parents considering urgent care evaluation.

Symptoms

Right ear pain with tugging behavior

Low-grade fever (100.2°F)
Mild sore throat

Possible Causes

Acute otitis media (middle ear infection)
Otitis externa (swimmer's ear)
Upper respiratory infection with referred ear pain

Things to Watch For

Monitor fever progression
Check for ear drainage or discharge
Observe if pain worsens when lying down
Note if pulling on earlobe increases pain (suggests swimmer's ear)

Paste Conversation

Don't be that person who takes medical advice from an internet stranger's odd software. Go consult a professional.