Roadmap
What exists, what is next, and — the part almost nobody publishes — what we have decided never to build. There are no dates here on purpose: ordering is something we can be honest about, deadlines on a project this size are not.
Built and in use
- Your record. Conditions, medications and doses, allergies, procedures, appointments, doctors, and the clinics and laboratories you visit.
- Documents. Photograph a paper slip or upload a PDF. Automatic reading turns it into values you confirm — it never saves anything you have not seen.
- Results over time. Lab values charted across your whole history, with the reference range and flag copied from your own document.
- Body measurements. Weight, composition and the rest of the printout, recorded whole rather than just the headline number.
- Wearables. Connect a watch or a scale and let the readings arrive on their own.
- Calculators. Published population formulas — BMI, Devine, Lorentz, Mifflin–St Jeor, WHR — applied to numbers you type on that page.
- Sharing. A scoped, time-limited link or an invitation, revocable at any time, with an access log you can read.
- Family. Keep records for the people you care for, switching between them in one place.
- Export and deletion. Everything out as a readable PDF and as data. Deleting your account really deletes it.
Next
In roughly this order. If something here matters to you, say so — what people actually ask for moves up, and hello@medisalva.com reaches a human.
- The visit summary. One page to show in the consulting room: conditions, medications, latest results.
- Clinician accounts. A proper dashboard for invited clinicians, instead of a shared link.
- The dietitian role. Scoped access for a dietitian, separate from a doctor’s.
- More parameters. Beyond creatinine, eGFR and ACR, as people ask for them.
Not planned, deliberately
This is the section that matters most, and it is a commitment rather than a backlog. Medisalva organises and displays your records. It does not interpret them, and software that does can fall under EU medical device rules — Regulation (EU) 2017/745 and the MDCG 2019-11 guidance. None of the following will ship without a regulatory specialist's review, and most of them we simply do not intend to build.
- Interpreting your results. No verdict, no "this is high for you", no assessment of any value. The range and the flag are copied from your document and nothing is added.
- Disease staging. No G1–G5, no CKD stage, no severity score computed from your data.
- Result-triggered alerts. Nothing that tells you to contact a doctor because of a number.
- Drug-interaction warnings. A clinical decision, not an app feature.
- Selling or sharing your data. No advertising, no profiling, no data sold — to anyone, ever. Not a roadmap item and never will be.
One deliberate exception, stated with its limits. The calculators page applies published population formulas to numbers you type on that page. It never reads your stored results or documents, never saves anything, and never names the band a value falls in — the scale is drawn as published, with a marker, and no verdict attached.
The full statement of this boundary is onthe home page and in the terms. All three say the same thing, and if one ever changes the others change with it.
Why publish this at all
Because a health record is something you hand years of your life to, and "what will this become" is a fair question to ask before you do. A roadmap that only lists what is coming is marketing. The useful half is what is not coming.
This page is updated when the answer changes, not on a schedule. If something on it looks stale, it probably is — write and say so.