Your records, in your hands.

When you see the MedProof code at a lab or a clinic, scan it. You will see what they are asking for and why, in your language. Say yes, and the report comes to you. Say no later, and it stops.

A clinic staff member helping an older woman with her phone in the waiting area

Nothing to install to start

You do not need an app for the first scan. Your phone's camera opens the notice. After you agree, you get an SMS or WhatsApp message with a link to your report and a button to withdraw. When you want everything in one place, install the MedProof wallet and it collects what you have already agreed to.

A patient scanning the MedProof code with her phone camera

What you can do

  • See every consent you have given, to whom, for what, until when.
  • Share a record with a doctor for one visit. It closes when the visit is over.
  • Withdraw any consent with one tap. The other side loses access.
  • Keep your own copy on your phone or in DigiLocker. MedProof does not store your reports.
  1. The notice shown in several Indian languages
  2. Setting up the MedProof wallet
  3. The wallet showing every consent and access event

For the people you look after

A parent can scan for a child. A son or daughter can scan for a parent who does not use a phone. The consent records who acted and for whom, and the person it concerns can see it.

A younger hand holding a phone while an older hand taps to approve

If you have an ABHA number

Link it in the wallet and your records can travel on the national health network too. If you do not, MedProof works without it.

An ABHA card beside a phone showing the ABHA-linking screen

Get the wallet

The MedProof wallet is coming to the App Store and Play Store. Until then, just scan the next MedProof code you see; your phone camera does the rest.

The MedProof wallet showing every consent and access event
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