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Built by a founder who spent six years in fertility treatment, myStoria now helps anyone get their medical records, lab results and health history in one place, with AI that reads it and real people who act on it.
Kitchener, Ontario (October 9, 2026) — myStoria, a Canadian personal health record app that works for the patient and only the patient, today announced it is open to every health journey. myStoria brings your medical records, lab results and personal notes into one patient-owned personal health record, then adds AI and real trained professionals to help you act on it. The company started in fertility care. It now supports women's health, perimenopause, men's health, chronic conditions, and people who don't have a diagnosis yet and just know something is wrong.
Healthcare wasn't built for the person living inside it. Your health history is split across your family doctor, your specialists, the hospital, the imaging centre and the lab. Each one keeps careful notes on its own piece. Nobody is responsible for the whole thing, so the job falls to you.
That job is unreasonable. You request records one office at a time, often paying a fee at each door. You wait up to 30 days for each one to arrive, in a different format. Then you walk into a new appointment and explain everything again from memory. According to a 2024 data brief from the U.S. Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT, 59% of Americans had more than one online medical record or patient portal. Only 7% used an app to combine them in one place.
myStoria does that work for you. You bring in everything you have: records, labs, a photo of a prescription label, insurance details, the symptom you noticed at 2 a.m. The AI reads all of it and organizes it into one timeline of your health history. That timeline gets more complete every time you add something. When something is missing, the myStoria Concierge team will chase down the old records for you.
When you need someone to help you make a judgment call, Medical Insiders step in. They are trained professionals and real people. They help you walk into the call or appointment you've been putting off knowing exactly what to ask and how to advocate for yourself.
Figuring that out alone takes hours. Your Medical Insider is $20 a month.
The result is simple. You walk into your next appointment already understood, with your health history in hand, ready for a real conversation instead of starting from zero. We maintain it. You own it.
"Fertility is where I lived this, but it was never a fertility problem," said Jessica Chalk, founder of myStoria. "A cancer patient moving between an oncologist and a surgeon carries this weight. So does a parent coordinating a child's rare diagnosis, or an adult managing a parent's care across three specialists who have never spoken. Every part of
healthcare is built for someone else: the chart, the insurer, the benefits budget. We work for the patient. Only the patient. You shouldn't have to ask permission for your own health history, and you shouldn't pay a toll every time it changes."
Chalk is clear that the problem is the system, not the people in it. Most doctors care deeply. They are asked to make up for a chart that was never complete, one 15-minute appointment at a time. A patient who arrives with an organized health history gives them the full picture from the first minute.
The timing matters. The largest technology companies in the world are now building health records too. Those tools can only reach information that is already digital. They won't file a records request, sit on hold, pay the fee at the door, or chase a scan that only exists on a disc. myStoria does that work, with real people behind it.
"Bring me the thing you've been dreading. That's my favourite part of this job," said Carly Malo, Head of Concierge at myStoria. "Now that can be anything. A missing scan, a referral that went nowhere, a result nobody explained. If it's part of your health, it's part of the job."
myStoria is available now on iOS and Android in Canada and the U.S. The app is free to download. Medical Insider support is $20 USD a month. Learn more at mystoria.com.
myStoria is a Canadian, patient-owned personal health record app that works for the patient. Only the patient. It organizes your whole health history in one place, with AI that reads all of it and Medical Insiders, real trained professionals, who help you act on it. Founded by Jessica Chalk after six years of fertility treatment, myStoria's seed round was led by Graphite Ventures. Learn more at mystoria.com.
Meaghan Kay, Head of Marketing
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myStoria is a patient-owned personal health record app based in Canada. It brings your medical records, lab results, imaging reports and personal health notes into one timeline. AI reads it, and Medical Insiders, who are real trained professionals, help you understand it and decide what to do next.
No. myStoria started in fertility care and now supports every health journey. That includes women's health, perimenopause, men's health, chronic conditions, and symptoms that don't have a diagnosis yet.
With myStoria, you upload the records, labs and notes you already have, and the myStoria Concierge team can request older records for you. The AI then organizes everything into one timeline of your health history.
The myStoria app is free to download. Support from a Medical Insider, a real trained professional, is $20 per month (USD; CAD $29).
A patient portal shows one institution's records, and a general AI chatbot can only read what is already digital. myStoria combines records from every provider with what no clinical system captures, like symptoms, family history and what you have tried. Real people do the work of chasing what is missing.
You do. myStoria maintains your health history. You own it.
Jessica Chalk founded myStoria after six years of fertility treatment. The company's seed round was led by Graphite Ventures.
