Built for the first minutes of your visit

A visit summary your doctor can read at a glance.

Before an appointment, Velrae makes a summary of everything since your last visit — your questions, your numbers, and what you logged — with page one laid out the same way every time.

What’s on the visit summary

Page one, the same layout every time:

• Your name, the dates it covers, and the visit it’s for
• Your conditions and goals, in your order, and the medicines and supplements you entered
• Your main concern and your questions
• What it’s based on: how many days you logged, and how complete they were
• Your numbers beside the nutrients that matter for your conditions — home blood pressure with sodium, glucose by time of day with carbs. Every target names its source: the Daily Value, the American Heart Association, or a number your doctor set
• Your symptom check-ins: the last 30 days against the 30 before
• Timing between food and readings shown as counts — for example, the next morning’s blood pressure after higher-sodium days — marked as something to check, never as a cause

Page two, if you want it: a page for a dietitian, with your main nutrient week by week and your most-logged foods.

Food amounts are labelled as your own estimate. The footer says so plainly: a descriptive summary of what you logged, not a diagnosis, an alert or treatment advice.

What’s deliberately NOT on it

• No diagnoses. Velrae doesn’t diagnose anything.
• No treatment recommendations.
• No interpretation of lab values.
• No medication suggestions. Ever.
• No risk scores, grades or “likely trigger” verdicts.

The doctor remains the interpreter. Velrae is the journal they’ll read before your appointment starts.

Your month and Your week — just for you

Your own pages, made from the same log: what went well first, what drove your main number, your numbers against last month, questions to bring to your visit, things to watch, and one goal you set yourself. They never go on the doctor’s page unless you share them.

Three ways to bring it to your appointment

Print it. Tap Share → Print. Bring a paper copy.
Email it. Tap Share → Email.
Hand them your phone. The PDF opens in your phone’s standard viewer.

Your doctor sees only what you choose to share. Velrae has no portal, no EHR integration, no automatic transmission. Your report, in your hand, on your terms.