Changelog
What we have been building.
Forward emails into your record
Forward an email to your own exora address and its health documents arrive in your account, ready to add. Choose the senders you trust, and exora adds what they send automatically.
A health card for emergencies and travel
One screen with your allergies, medicines, conditions, recent operations, blood type and emergency contacts, which you can save or send as a PDF.
Teeth and mouth
Your dental records on a map of your mouth. Tap a tooth to see its whole story, with gum charts and check-ups in one place.
Immunisations, dose by dose
Each vaccine now lists every dose separately, linked to the document it came from. Canada joins Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Introducing exora membership
The free plan stays. Membership, joined on the exora website, adds more document pages each month and overnight Health Stories updates.
Health Stories, redesigned
Each story now shows where things stand, a dated timeline and a body map, with your chats, notes and photos alongside.
Travel planning
Tell exora where you are going and get a trip plan built from official government health advice, ready to share or take to your doctor.
The app speaks five languages
The whole interface, and the clinical terms inside your record, now come in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Italian - so you can read your own history in the language you think in, and hand it to a doctor who reads another.
Share a read-only view with a clinician
Send a doctor a link that opens your record in their browser, with no account and no app install - scoped to exactly what you chose to share, for exactly as long as you chose.
A guided tour instead of a slideshow
New accounts are now walked through the app itself rather than shown pictures of it, and you can leave at any point and pick it up later.
One care team, with duplicates merged
Everyone involved in your care - the specialists, the GPs, the contacts pulled out of your documents - now appear as one list, with the same person recognised across documents and merged in a couple of taps.
Open sign-up
Invite codes are no longer required. Anyone can create an account at exora.au.
Introducing exora scribe
Record a medical appointment and exora turns the conversation into a clear, structured note - transcribed, summarised, and saved to your health record, so you never have to rely on memory after a visit.
Medication dose logging
Mark a medication as taken in a single tap - from a chat prompt or straight from your medicines list - building a simple, editable record of what you took and when.
Introducing exora voice
Have a real, back-and-forth spoken conversation with the exora assistant. Choose from a range of voices and ask about your health out loud, hands-free.
Childhood development milestones
For children’s profiles, exora surfaces an age-aware view of developmental milestones - helping families follow how a child is growing alongside their medical record.
Health Stories
Your records, told as a story by exora - plain-language summaries and insights across your conditions, results, and trends over time, each one traceable back to the original document. Members get their stories updated overnight as new documents arrive.
Apple Health integration
Connect Apple Health to bring your steps, heart rate, sleep, and workouts into exora - so your everyday wellbeing sits alongside your medical record, and the assistant can factor it into a fuller picture of your health.
Immunisation schedule tracker
Track your immunisations against your country’s recommended vaccination schedule. See what has been given and what is due, with schedules for Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Marketing site launch
Launched the exora marketing website with full product information, security documentation, and blog.
App Store submission
Submitted exora to the Apple App Store. iOS app available for early access users with invite codes.
Chat and voice input
Added the exora chat assistant, with voice input. Ask questions about your health record in plain language.
Medical code assignment
exora now labels the health information it reads with standard medical codes - SNOMED CT, RxNorm and LOINC - so your record means the same thing to any clinic, in any country.
Reading medical documents
exora began reading medical documents in full, picking out conditions, medications, vitals, lab results, procedures, allergies and immunisations.
Security overhaul
Comprehensive row-level security remediation across 21 database tables. Every query scoped to the authenticated user.
Company incorporated
Exora Health Pty Ltd incorporated in Australia. Development begins.