Cura Labs is an AI-powered between-visit longitudinal health memory platform for patients, carers, and clinicians. It captures asynchronous symptom logs, extracts verbatim-grounded clinical entities, and generates 30-second pre-visit briefs.

Does Cura record live doctor consultations?

No. Cura operates under a strict No Ambient Scribing policy. Cura never records, listens to, or scribes live doctor-patient visits. All data is submitted asynchronously between appointments.

How does Cura prevent AI hallucinations in medical summaries?

Every clinical entity and symptom extracted by Cura is validated through a deterministic verbatim string grounding engine that verifies the entity against the patient raw text with zero fabrication.

How does Cura protect patient health data under European privacy laws?

Cura enforces strict European GDPR/AVG alignment, PostgreSQL Row-Level Security (RLS) tenant isolation, and AES-256 encryption at rest, hosted in sovereign European data centers.

Don’t remember,
just review.

Between appointments, the small details are the first thing to go. Speak or type a quick note when something happens, and your doctor can review the last 30 days in 30 seconds.

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Private and encrypted · 100% your exact words

A man sits at a kitchen table in daylight and speaks into his phone, mid-sentence, looking away from the camera.

Example entry · LOG-0424 · 12 Mar, 07:55

“She was very restless in her sleep last night.”

An older man sits at a kitchen table by a sunny window, a phone under his hand, looking out as he thinks.

You have 10 minutes with your doctor.
What about the other 30 days?

Symptoms come and go, pills get skipped, and details fade from memory. Cura tracks your small daily notes so your doctor sees the real story on appointment day.

See how Cura bridges the gap

Everything the ten-minute consultation never hears

“Suddenly very tired this afternoon, lay down on the couch for a bit.”

“A bit stiff again getting up this morning.”
“Slower going up the stairs again today.”
“My stomach hasn't felt quite right for a few days.”
“She's been a bit quieter lately.”
“She forgot her medication during our dinner.”

Example entries, written for this page.

See it work in 30 seconds

A patient writes a note in their own words. Their carer adds what they see, under their own name. Both land in one timeline, each entry labelled with who wrote it.

Walkthrough with demo data. No real patient information.

30 days in 30 seconds

Speak or type small changes as they happen. Cura turns 30 days of daily health into one clear 30-second summary before your doctor enters the room.

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Thirty days along a line, nine of them with a note, joined by one green thread into a single marked page.

A doctor in a white coat, a stethoscope around the neck, turns the pages of a printed form on a clipboard.

What your doctor reads

Every sentence above is drawn from a log the patient or their carer wrote — open any quote to land on the original entry.

Demo patient example. Margaret Ellis is illustrative, not a real record.

Pre-visit brief

Margaret Ellis

74 · Parkinson's · 18 logs since last visit

Last 30 days · 30-second read

Restless nights. Noted repeatedly in Margaret's and her partner's logs.
Escalate
“She was very restless in her sleep last night.”
LOG-0424 · 12 Mar, 07:55
Movement. Everyday tasks took more effort on some days.
Watch
“Slower going up the stairs again today.”
LOG-0429 · 25 Mar, 21:14
Daily functioning. Reduced motor control came up more than once.
Stable
“Doing up my coat this morning was harder than usual.”
LOG-0427 · 2 Apr, 18:52
Bowel issues. Several instances of difficulty with bowel movements.
Watch
“Haven't been able to go properly for several days in a row.”
LOG-0431 · 2 Apr, 20:41

No guessing. Only your real words.

Every symptom or medicine highlighted comes word-for-word from your real notes. If you didn’t write it, our system rejects it.

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Raw Daily Note · 12 Mar, 2:32 PM

Exact Words Verified

Took my Parkinson's medication this morning. At breakfast I could hardly smell the coffee, and pouring it nearly went wrong too because my hand was doing that again. Later in the day my hand trembled a bit again.

Highlighted For Your Clinician

TremorSymptom
Your exact words: “my hand was doing that again”
Reduced sense of smellSymptom
Your exact words: “could hardly smell the coffee”
LevodopaMedication
Your exact words: “Parkinson's medication”

If a phrase does not appear in your note, it cannot appear here. Cura never invents symptoms or assumes what you mean.

What a visit can’t see

Deterioration alerts

Cura watches the run of logs for what a single entry could never show: three bad nights in a fortnight, two doses outside the window, a sudden silence. It raises this before the appointment, with the rule that fired and the logs behind it.

Example alerts for a demo patient

Restless nights increasingEscalate
Several days of bowel troubleWatch
No logs for six daysWatch
Left hand tremor more frequentWatch

A woman leans in beside an older man at a wooden table and points to a page as they read it together, both smiling.

Every entry names its author

Carers log on behalf of the person they support, and the entry carries their name permanently. Reading the timeline, a clinician always knows whether a line is the patient’s own account or someone else’s observation.

Three notes in three different hands, each with its own author mark, held by one green thread to a single folder. — “Margaret was a bit restless this evening. She walked to the kitchen a few times but didn't remember why afterwards.”Logged by David Ellis · partner · 02 Apr, 18:52

This week

Levodopa/carbidopa 100/25 mg

Taken
Late
Skipped

Doses, as they actually went

Every regimen is tracked as taken, late or skipped, by the person taking it. Adherence stops being a yes-or-no question at the desk and becomes a week you can look at.

Never start from memory again

Ninety days of small daily moments, saved as they happen. Ready for your doctor in thirty seconds, right when it matters.

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Loose notes from different days, held together by a single green thread into one page.

Private and encrypted · 100% your exact words. Family and carer notes clearly labeled.

Everything the ten-minute consultation never hears

“Suddenly very tired this afternoon, lay down on the couch for a bit.”

“A bit stiff again getting up this morning.”
“Slower going up the stairs again today.”
“My stomach hasn't felt quite right for a few days.”
“She's been a bit quieter lately.”
“She forgot her medication during our dinner.”

Example entries, written for this page.

What a visit can’t see

Deterioration alerts

Example alerts for a demo patient

Restless nights increasingEscalate
Several days of bowel troubleWatch
No logs for six daysWatch
Left hand tremor more frequentWatch

Every entry names its author

This week

Levodopa/carbidopa 100/25 mg

Taken
Late
Skipped

Doses, as they actually went

Every regimen is tracked as taken, late or skipped, by the person taking it. Adherence stops being a yes-or-no question at the desk and becomes a week you can look at.

Don’t remember,just review.

You have 10 minutes with your doctor.What about the other 30 days?

Everything the ten-minute consultation never hears

See it work in 30 seconds

30 days in 30 seconds

What your doctor reads

No guessing. Only your real words.

What a visit can’t see

Deterioration alerts

Every entry names its author

Doses, as they actually went

Never start from memory again

Don’t remember,just review.

You have 10 minutes with your doctor.What about the other 30 days?

Everything the ten-minute consultation never hears

See it work in 30 seconds

30 days in 30 seconds

What your doctor reads

No guessing. Only your real words.

What a visit can’t see

Deterioration alerts

Every entry names its author

Doses, as they actually went

Never start from memory again

Don’t remember,
just review.

You have 10 minutes with your doctor.
What about the other 30 days?

Don’t remember,
just review.

You have 10 minutes with your doctor.
What about the other 30 days?