You're about two minutes from a health record and research partner for your household, right inside the Claude or ChatGPT app you already have. A few steps and you're in your first conversation.
First, you'll need an invite. Access is invite-only during the beta. If Ben sent you here, you're set: just use the email he has for you, every time.
Health Charted works in Claude and ChatGPT, including their free plans; in ChatGPT you turn on Developer mode first. Set it up in whichever you already use.
Tap the button. Claude opens with everything filled in, so just tap Add, then Connect.
Add to ClaudeThat's the whole step. Works on any Claude plan, including the free one; on a phone, sign into the Claude app first.
In Claude, go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector and paste https://connect.healthcharted.com
Enter your invited email, then the 8-digit code we email you. That's it, you're in.
Open a chat and tell it what's actually going on: a symptom, a new diagnosis, a medication question, a visit coming up. It asks what it needs to know and records what you tell it. (Or say "Start Health Charted.")
The first time it reaches for your records, Claude asks permission. Tap Always allow.
The more you tell it, the more useful it is. It keeps a record for each person in your household and helps you get ready for whatever's next.
Tap the button to open ChatGPT's app settings, then turn on the Developer mode switch. It works on the free plan.
Open ChatGPT Developer mode settingsYou'll see a red "ELEVATED RISK" note. That's expected: it's what lets you add an app like Health Charted.
Tap the Create app button. A box titled New App opens. Fill it in:
ChatGPT opens a sign-in window. Enter your invited email, then the 8-digit code we email you. That's it, you're in.
In a chat, say "Use Health Charted," then tell it what's actually going on. It asks what it needs to know and records what you tell it.