Harper Is Now Open to the Public. Here's Why That Matters.
Harper Is Now Open to the Public. Here's Why That Matters.
Starting November 21, anyone can sign up for Harper. Harper is an AI-powered health sidekick for people juggling real-life medical chaos: chronic conditions, rare diseases, caring for parents, kids, or all of the above. This isn't a fireworks-and-billboards kind of launch. It's more like opening the door, putting on a fresh pot of coffee, and saying, "Okay, come in. Let's make your health life less overwhelming."
The Problem: Your Health Life Is Everywhere
Right now, your health story is probably scattered: a portal you never log into, a stack of PDFs in your email, photos of lab results in your camera roll, a parent texting you, "What did the doctor say again?" Healthcare was never designed for the actual work of living with it day to day. That's where Harper comes in.
What Harper Actually Does
Harper is a secure, AI-powered mobile app that helps you manage, understand, and share your medical world for you and your family. Here's what's inside today:
- AI Chat & Medical Q&A: Ask questions about your health, your records, or your meds in plain language. "What does this MRI report mean?" "Is this lab result normal?" Harper translates medical jargon into human.
- Family Health Profiles: Keep profiles for your kids, your parents, or other dependents in one place. No more playing "who has the latest version of Mom's med list?"
- Medical Record Upload & Request: Upload photos or PDFs of records and securely request records directly from hospitals and doctors' offices through HIPAA-compliant channels. Second opinions become a lot easier when everything is in one place.
- Generate Medical Content: Turn dense medical notes into simple, shareable explanations for your family. "Explain this to my non-medical sibling" is basically a feature.
- Group Chat with AI: Bring family members and caregivers into one secure thread, with AI helping summarize, organize, and keep everyone on the same page.
- Ambient Mode: During a doctor visit, Harper can help capture and clarify what's being said. You focus on the conversation; Harper helps you remember it later.
Who Harper Is For
Harper is built for people managing chronic or rare conditions, caregivers coordinating care for kids, aging parents, or partners, and anyone who has thought, "I really should get my medical stuff organized" and then... didn't. If your health life feels like a group project with no project manager, Harper is trying to be that manager.
What "Soft Launch" Means
We're calling this a soft launch because we're opening public signups (no invite code needed). We fully expect to learn, adjust, and improve quickly. We want early users who are honest, curious, and a little bit tired of healthcare being this hard. You might find a rough edge or two. You might also find that, for the first time, your health information starts to feel like something you control.
Where to Find Harper
Harper is live on iOS and Android and open for signups starting November 21. Jump in, bring your questions, your records, your family, and your chaos. We'll bring the AI.