Steady records your appointments, keeps your whole history in one place, and explains what it all means. So nothing gets missed, and you have a real say in your care.
Your specialist sees you for fifteen minutes every few months, with only part of your history in front of them. No one is looking at all of it together.
So things get missed, and the big decisions about your treatment get made on half the picture, often without you. You should be the one who sees everything, understands it, and has a real say in what happens next.
“When I actually demanded more testing is when they finally helped me.”
“…increasing your dose to 10mg.”
MRE · small bowel
Prior auth appeal · 3 pages
“…no reaction this cycle.”
Discharge summary · 2 pages
In person or on a video call. Steady captures what was said and turns it into a clear summary, so the details that matter are there when you need them.
“…increasing your dose to 10mg.”
Your labs, scans, letters, and notes, all together. Steady reads each one against your full history, not in isolation.
MRE · small bowel
Discharge summary · 2 pages
Your results in plain English, how they’re changing over time, and a clear sense of your options. Ask anything, day or night.
Before each appointment, Steady pulls together what to raise and what to ask. So you walk in with everything you wanted to cover, and actually get through it.
Steady records your appointments, in person or on a call, and turns them into a clear summary with the key points and next steps. The details are there whenever you need them.
Labs in three different portals. Letters in your inbox. Scans on a disc in a drawer. Steady brings it all together, so every new doctor can pick up where the last one left off, instead of starting from your memory.
“…bloods are stable this year.”
Ultrasound · abdomen
An advocate that knows your whole history. It explains your results, tracks how things are changing over time, looks into what’s helped people with the same condition, and helps you decide what to do next.

I’ve had ulcerative colitis since I was a teenager. At 16, my doctor wanted to remove my colon. I took it into my own hands, researched the alternatives, and pushed for a treatment that wasn’t being offered. That’s why I still have my colon today.
At 19, I had two blood clots in my brain, misdiagnosed for six months while I got sicker. Again I went through the research myself and worked out the treatment, and the doses, that finally got me back on track.
Staying on top of my own data, understanding it, and pushing back when the system was about to make the wrong call: that’s what kept me healthy. Steady is the tool I wish I’d had.
Hashim Rehman. Ulcerative colitis, CVST. Previous founder of a YC healthcare-AI company.
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