Getting started

ReadySeen helps you arrive at a visit prepared. It does three things:

• Tracks a spot with photos that line up. A faint "ghost" of your last photo appears over the camera, so each new photo matches the last in distance and angle. Over days, that becomes a time-lapse a clinician can read at a glance.
• Asks a few clear questions. When it started, what changed, what you've tried, how it feels, your medicines and allergies, and what you want to ask.
• Makes a one-page Visit Brief you can print, share through a link that expires, or send to a verified clinic.

ReadySeen never interprets your photos and never names a condition. If your answers match a warning sign (for example a fast-spreading rash with fever), it tells you plainly to call 911 or get care today.

Your first spot

1. Create a free account, or install the app first from Download.
2. Open the app and agree to how your information is handled (it stays on your phone).
3. Tap New spot, name it ("Left forearm patch"), and choose where it is.
4. Take the first photo in good light, about a hand's width away.
5. Answer the interview, then open Visit brief.

Do I need an account?

Yes, a free one. Your spots and photos still stay on your phone; the account holds your plan, the briefs you've sent and your security settings, and you can download or delete it any time. Create one here.

Can I install it?

Yes. ReadySeen installs from the web on iPhone, Android and computers, with its own icon, and opens without a signal. See Download.