Halaty — Your Personal Health Records

Digitize your health records, share it with doctors

Health & Fitness

Artificial Intelligence

Medical

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Hey Product Hunt — I'm Abdualziz, maker of Halaty. A few years ago my father got sick. We saw a lot of doctors and hospitals, and over time I ended up with stacks of paper reports, CDs of X-rays, lab PDFs scattered across email and WhatsApp, and a head full of context no doctor had time to sit through. Every new appointment started the same way — explaining everything from the beginning. I never knew what to bring, or how to hand it over so the doctor could actually use it. Then friends started telling me, "travel — there are better doctors abroad." I wanted to. But I kept getting stuck on the same question: how would I even share his history? Nothing was organized. Nothing was readable. Just a pile. So one weekend I built a small private website just for my father's case — his records, his timeline, all in one place. I sent the link to a doctor abroad. He read it before our call. We didn't have to travel. That was the moment Halaty started. If a one-off site could do that for one person, the same thing could exist for everyone: • Upload anything — PDFs, photos of reports, DICOM CDs, voice notes explaining symptoms in your own words • AI extracts medications and lab values with the exact source location highlighted on the document, so nothing is made up • Build a "case study" — pick only the records that matter for this one visit • Share a secure, revocable link with any doctor, anywhere • Family profiles so one account covers parents, kids, dependents What it isn't: not telemedicine, not diagnosis, not insurance. Just your records, organized, in your control. The Free plan is generous enough to actually use. I'd love feedback from anyone who's ever lugged a folder of paper to an appointment, or wished they could send a doctor abroad something better than a WhatsApp screenshot. Ask me anything.