Record what matters between visits in your own words. Change any entry, and choose what to share with your clinician.
“I barely slept. I felt wiped out by Thursday.”Voice update
Reported poor sleep and feeling exhausted by Thursday.
“I barely slept. I felt wiped out by Thursday.”
Source: the patient’s voice update
Context for your conversation.
Speak or type when it happens. A sentence is enough.
Patients review their summary (Brief) and choose what to share.
Bring your words to the conversation.
Give the days between appointments
a place in the next visit.
“Couldn't sleep.”
“Walked with my neighbor.”
“Felt too tired today.”
Patients control sharing.
Summaries link to their words.
Clinicians retain judgment.
Divine Ediebah
Divine began his machine learning research in 2006, with two master’s theses. He has since built AI systems for clinical trials and regulated clinical development.
His research on the timing of patient questionnaires kept returning to the moments between appointments that can go unrecorded. Prologa is the tool he wanted to exist.
Talk to us care@prologa.ioChoose Get started to set up Prologa in your browser. You can speak or type, and check your words before saving. There is no need to record every day.
Choose what to share with your clinician. If you turn on automatic sharing, new saved updates are included. Stopping sharing removes online access once confirmed, but cannot remove copies already saved or printed.
No one monitors your updates in real time. Your clinician may not read them before your next visit. Contact your care team directly if you need a response. In an emergency, contact local emergency services.
A helper can enter your words while you are signed in; you review and confirm them. An invited caregiver can use a separate account to add their own observations for your clinician. Those observations are not shown to you, and the caregiver cannot read your entries.
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