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The short version

Most people’s health history is scattered across every clinic, hospital and lab they have ever visited. With exora, it comes back to them as one record they own and can actually understand.

  • Reads any medical document Results, letters, scans and discharge summaries, from anywhere, in any format.
  • Traces every fact to its source Each medicine, result and diagnosis links back to the page it came from.
  • Records the appointment Writes the visit up in plain English and offers the updates for the record.
  • Explains the story Health Stories show where a condition stands and how it got there.
  • Shares on the person’s terms With a doctor, a carer or family, for as long as they choose.
Founder
Dr Xavier Flanagan
Founded
August 2025, Melbourne
Open to the public
8 July 2026
Available on
iPhone, iPad, Android and web
Price
Free plan, or membership from A$12 a month
Health data
Stored in Australia
Company
Exora Health Pty Ltd
ABN
16 690 025 462

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Describing exora

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Founded by an Australian doctor, exora is a personal health record app that reads your medical documents and records your appointments, and turns it all into one record you can understand.

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Founded by an Australian doctor, exora is a personal health record app that gives people one complete record of their health, and helps them understand it. People add documents from any clinic, hospital or lab, and exora reads them, organizes every result, medicine and diagnosis, and links each one back to the page it came from. It can record a doctor’s appointment and write it up in plain English, explain how a condition has changed over time, and share exactly what a person chooses with their doctors and family. The app runs on iPhone, Android and the web, has a free plan, and stores health data in Australia.

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Screenshots

Real screens from the app, shown with a demo patient. Full resolution in the press kit.

A Health Story for type 2 diabetes, showing where it stands and how it got there

Health Stories Where a condition stands, and how it got there.

After a recorded appointment, nine updates offered for the record, each linked to what was said

After the appointment A recorded visit becomes updates for the record.

A dental chart built from dental records, with each tooth's history

Dental records Every tooth, built from the dentist’s own notes.

A day's medicine schedule with doses marked as taken

Medicines Today’s doses, from what was prescribed.

The web app, with the medical history and a chat about the record side by side

On the web The whole record, with questions answered beside it.

A one-page health summary with allergies and current medicines

Health summary One page to hand a new doctor.

Xavier Flanagan

Founder

Dr Xavier Flanagan

Xavier is an Australian doctor with a background in clinical research. Before founding exora he was medical director of a health technology company. He started exora after years of watching patients’ records stay scattered across the clinics, hospitals and labs that wrote them, and patients struggle to see their own history in one place.

Available to talk about personal health records, patients’ right to their own data, and how AI is changing healthcare.

Writing the name

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  • Yes exora, even at the start of a sentence
  • No Exora, EXORA, or Exora Health as the brand name
  • Yes Exora Health Pty Ltd, only when naming the company
  • No Recolouring, stretching or redrawing the logo

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Brand palette

Sage #5A8F7B
Blue #4B8BBE
Ink #1A2433
Ground #F4F8F6

Typeface: Manrope. Light for the wordmark, medium for headings.

Media enquiries

hello@exora.au

Interviews, product demos and review accounts on request.

What’s new

Every release, as it ships

The changelog lists what has changed in the app, and the blog covers the bigger features.