Medrecords AI: our product, described plainly
This is our product. Medrecords AI publishes this site. Medrecords AI is AI medical record review software for physicians: it turns a record file into a page-cited chronology and summary, and drafts reports from your notes. Its timeline is a cited list with a month strip, not a swimlane chart. This page says what that means for you.
Limits: Tool facts come from each vendor's own website, read 2026-11-12; we have not used those products. The case on this site is synthetic, with no real patient.
What the timeline shows
From the Medrecords AI help page on reading the chronology (checked 2026-11-12):
- A Timeline tab with every dated event in order and the source page beside it. Click an entry and the page opens next to the timeline.
- 2 indexes: a Documents Index, 1 row per record, and a Chronologies Index, 1 row per dated event.
- Scroll or step date by date, with arrow keys.
- A month strip across the top that counts events per month and pins the month of the case's key date: a density strip.
- Filters by date, document type, provider, facility, body part or flag, and grouping by provider or source file.
- Undated documents behind their own button, and an Exclude option that strikes an entry out of the chronology and every export without deleting it.
- Exports: a chronology PDF, and Word and HTML files where every citation is a live link back to its page.
Its product list also includes litigation chart packages with injury timelines and pain and medication graphs, per the Medrecords AI llms.txt.
What it doesn't do
- No swimlane or medication-bar chart in the timeline view. The help page describes a list with a month strip. For a figure with lanes and duration bars, export and draw it with our template, or pick Wisedocs or Casefleet, which describe a drawn view.
- Not an EHR, a scribe or a clinical timeline. It analyzes records you already have. It doesn't retrieve records from providers or show live data on a patient in care.
- No opinions. It doesn't decide causation, standard of care or impairment. The physician reviews, verifies and signs.
Who should pick something else
| If you need | Look at |
|---|---|
| A drawn timeline view inside the review tool | Wisedocs or Casefleet |
| A live longitudinal view of a patient in care | Careflow Timeline or your EHR's timeline |
| A patient's own visual history | Pictal Health or HealthTimeline |
| A jury exhibit | A trial-graphics studio |
| Case management with scheduling and billing | A case management platform; Medrecords AI sits next to one |
Price, trial and security
- 10 cents per deduplicated page; 8 cents at 100,000 credits; 5 cents at 500,000. Exact duplicate pages are never charged. A report is $10. No subscription, seats or setup fee; credits never expire.
- About 1 hour per case.
- Trial: 7 days on 1 case, up to 1,000 pages, no card, after you book a demo.
- HIPAA and SOC 2. A BAA is signed at signup. Customer records never train a model.
Example: a 1,847-page file with duplicates removed bills $184.70, per the Medrecords AI pricing page.
Where to read more
- How the Medrecords AI timeline works (help center)
- Medical chronology in Medrecords AI
- Hyperlinked Word and HTML exports
- Pricing
- Book a demo
If you test it, run the 12-point checklist on a closed file and grade it the way you'd grade any other tool.
Questions about Medrecords AI
Does Medrecords AI draw a graphic medical timeline?
Its Timeline tab is a cited list of dated events with a month strip that counts events per month; the help page doesn't describe swimlanes or medication bars. Export the chronology to draw a figure.
Does every timeline entry cite a page?
Yes. Each entry shows its source page, and clicking it opens the page beside the timeline.
What happens to undated records?
They sit behind an Undated Documents button, where you can open each source page. They aren't placed on a guessed date.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes: 7 days on 1 case of up to 1,000 pages, no card, after a demo.