MedVault Health app analytics for September 2

MedVault is the patient-owned health record built for Pakistan. Take a photo of any lab report and we'll explain every value in plain language — in English or Urdu. Save your family's full medical history in one place. Share it with any doctor by QR code, no app install needed on their side. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Snap a photo of any CBC, LFT, RFT, lipid panel, thyroid, urine, or imaging report - See every value explained — what it means, whether it's normal, what to watch for - Build a longitudinal history per test — your hemoglobin trend, your sugar trend, across labs and across years - Manage reports for your whole family — parents, children, in-laws — from one app - Generate a QR code that hands your full structured history to a doctor in seconds - Works in English and Urdu WHY MEDVAULT EXISTS In Pakistan, medical history lives in drawers, WhatsApp chats, and stacks of paper. Patients carry heavy folders to every appointment. Specialists begin every visit blind, with no view of what's happened before. MedVault fixes that. Your reports stay with you — organised, understandable, and shareable in one tap. Built in Pakistan, for Pakistan first. BUILT FOR PAKISTAN - Urdu and English — your reports explained in the language you actually speak - Works on any Android phone with a camera - Family-first — share access with parents, siblings, your spouse - Made for cities and villages alike — when there's no specialist nearby, share your history with one in Karachi or Lahore by QR code YOUR DATA, YOUR RULES - Your reports stay yours — encrypted at rest, you control who sees what - Share by QR code only when you choose to - Delete any report or your whole account, any time PRICING - Start free — explain your first reports without paying - Family plan — Rs. 999/month for 6 family members - Individual — Rs. 500/month or Rs. 5,000/year - Premium features (AI chat, full trend chart, PDF export) available as small one-time unlocks via JazzCash, Easypaisa, or card Built in Pakistan. Made for Pakistan first. From a small family team who lived this problem before solving it.