A health report you'd be proud to hand your doctor.
A wellness summary, not a medical record. One tap turns your vitals, meds, labs, and notes into a calm, branded PDF — organized for the occasion, ready for the visit.
Generated on your iPhone. Source attribution on every value. No interpretation, no severity language.
Health Report
A wellness summary you can hand to your clinician.
Prepared for: Dr. Chen — June 12
Pulls data from
What ends up in your doctor's hands.
Looks like a clinical document.
Patient name, date range, prepared-for line, generated-on timestamp. Stamped with the Leo icon. Calm typography that reads at a glance from across an exam-room desk.
What changed since last time.
Top observations from your data: meds added or stopped, vitals trends, lab values outside typical, sleep changes, symptom frequency. Short bullets, page references, no interpretation.
Section by section, source by source.
Vitals, medications, labs, sleep, symptoms, journal — each section gets its own page with a chart, a tabular detail, and a source line. A clinician can navigate it like a problem list.
Every number traceable.
A final page lists every source: Apple Watch via HealthKit, Quest Diagnostics on March 12, your typed notes on March 14. Trust through transparency, not through claims.
Health Report
A wellness summary you can hand to your clinician.
Prepared for: Dr. Chen — June 12
Start from the occasion.
Pick a template, tweak the date range, export. Eight occasion-based templates plus eight specialty templates if your visit is more focused.
Specialist Visit
Vitals, active meds, recent labs, condition list, your typed concerns. The 90-day handoff packet.
Annual Physical
Year-long window. Vitals, meds, labs, sleep, activity averages. What changed since last year.
New Doctor Packet
Conditions, lifetime med history, allergies, surgical history, family-typed background.
Caregiver Update
Weekly or monthly snapshot. Vitals, adherence, mood, notable events. Calm framing for adult children or partners.
Pre-Surgery Clearance
Current meds, allergies, conditions, recent ECG and vitals, surgical history.
ER / Urgent Care Handoff
SBAR-formatted: current meds, allergies, conditions, recent vitals, today's symptoms.
Insurance / FSA
Date-range visit and dose log. Annual summary for tax-time and reimbursement claims.
Cycle / Pregnancy Visit
Cycle phase data or pregnancy timeline, kick counts, contractions, vitals, symptoms.
Two minutes, not two hours.
New Report
Pick a template to start.
Specialist Visit
90-day handoff packet
Annual Physical
12-month overview
ER Handoff
Today's vitals + meds + allergies
Caregiver Update
Weekly snapshot
New Doctor
Full onboarding packet
Start from the occasion.
Specialist visit. Annual physical. ER handoff. New doctor. Eight occasion-based templates, plus eight specialty templates if your visit is more focused.
Default 90 days, change with one tap.
Last week, month, quarter, year, or a custom range. Every chart and table updates as you scroll the picker.
What your doctor sees first.
Live cover preview as you adjust. Recipient name, date range, summary stats — all updating in real time.
Vector-sharp PDF in two seconds.
Branded with the Leo icon, every page numbered, footer disclaimer. Share via Apple's share sheet to email, Files, AirDrop, or any portal that accepts PDFs.
The same data, framed for who's reading.
The recipient line on the cover changes. The summary stays calm. The data is the same. Pick who's reading; Leo handles the rest.
Health Report
A wellness summary you can hand to your clinician.
Prepared for: Dr. Chen — June 12
Connect the dots, without claiming the dots are connected.
Reports surface what changed and what's running alongside what. The conclusions are yours to draw — and to talk through with your doctor.
Two things happening at once, not one causing the other. Sample data shown.
Around the same time.
A1C plotted with resting HR overlay. Medication-change tick marks float above the chart. Two things happening at once — not one causing the other.
You read the relationship. Leo presents the data.
The line we won't cross.
We describe, we don't interpret.
Numbers come from your sensors and your lab. Notes come from you. Leo sequences them — never adds severity, never recommends action.
Reference ranges from the lab.
We show what your lab considers typical, exactly as the lab reports it. We don't second-guess the source.
Reports aren't medical records.
A Leo report is a wellness summary you control. It complements clinical conversations; it doesn't replace them.
Every number sourced. Every chart labeled.
A clinician's first instinct with any chart is to ask where the number came from. Leo answers it under every value. Apple Watch via HealthKit. Quest Diagnostics on March 12. Your typed note. No guessing.
Apple Watch Series 9
Heart rate, HRV, activity · synced via HealthKit
Quest Diagnostics
Lipid panel + CMP · drawn March 12, 2026
Withings Body+
Weight · synced via HealthKit
Leo medication log
Lisinopril 10 mg · started March 12, 2026
Your typed notes
March 14, 2026 · 1 entry
For the moments that matter.
Annual physical, ready
Twelve months of vitals, meds, sleep, and notes — handed across the desk in one document.
Specialist, prepared
Three months of relevant data, organized the way that specialty cares about. No catching them up.
Caregivers, in the loop
Weekly snapshot to your daughter, your partner, your home health aide. The same picture, shared.
Your reports, your iPhone.
Generated on your iPhone.
PDFs are rendered on-device. The document never round-trips through a server.
Never sold.
Your health data isn't sold, brokered, or shared with advertisers. Leo's business model is paid subscriptions.
You decide who sees it.
Reports save to your Leo account. Sharing is your call — Apple's share sheet, no auto-send.
Common questions
What's in a Leo health report?
Is this a medical record?
How is this different from Apple Health's PDF export?
Can I send a report to my doctor?
Does Leo store my reports in the cloud?
What if my doctor wants the data, not a PDF?
Leo is a wellness app. Leo is not a medical device. Reports generated in Leo are personal wellness summaries — they organize and describe your data, but they don't interpret it clinically and they aren't medical records. Reference ranges, lab values, and provider notes are shown verbatim from their source.
Always review reports with a licensed clinician before making medical decisions.