Keep appointments in view.
Review reminders suggested from your health emails. Check the date, adjust the time, and keep track of what’s coming up.
A little help with your health emails
Turn health-related emails into reminders you can review and answers you can trace back to the source.
Gmail is in private preview for approved testers.
Signing in does not connect your mailbox.
Monday, October 26
Example Dental
Read-only Gmail connection
Reminders you can review
Answers with source references
For the details between visits
An appointment confirmation. A follow-up to arrange. A message you know you saved somewhere. Companion helps bring the next step into view.
Review reminders suggested from your health emails. Check the date, adjust the time, and keep track of what’s coming up.
Ask about appointments and follow-ups in your synced medical emails. Source references let you return to the message behind an answer.
Edit, dismiss, or complete reminders. When a date is unclear, it needs your review. Enable notifications on supported devices when you’re ready.
A place to start
A familiar inbox. A clearer next step.
Create your account, then connect Gmail separately with read-only permission. Mailbox access is currently limited to approved preview testers.
Companion looks for medical appointments and follow-ups in synced emails. Review suggested reminders alongside the source details.
See upcoming reminders, ask a question about your medical emails, or open a source message to check the details yourself.
Trust starts with the details
Connecting your inbox is a separate choice from signing in. Gmail access is read-only: Companion cannot send, change, or delete your Gmail messages.
Connected email content is synced and stored, and relevant context is processed with AI through OpenRouter and the configured model provider. Medical filtering focuses what appears in the app; it does not narrow Gmail’s inbox permission.
You can disconnect your mailbox and remove its cached emails and reminders, or delete your Companion account in Settings.
Read our privacy policyCompanion suggests reminders from health-related emails, including medical appointments and follow-ups. You can review and edit them, and ask questions about synced medical messages with source references. It does not manage every kind of email or guarantee that every relevant message will be found.
You can create a Companion account, but Gmail connections are currently limited to approved testers while Google reviews public access. Signing in with Google shares basic identity information; connecting your mailbox requires a separate consent step. Outlook and Zoho are not available yet.
No. Gmail access is read-only. Companion can read and sync email content, but cannot send, edit, or delete messages in Gmail. Editing a reminder changes it in Companion, not in your mailbox.
Open the associated source email to check its details. Suggested reminders can be edited, dismissed, or completed. Unclear dates require review. AI can make mistakes, so confirm important times and instructions with the original message or your provider.
No. Companion helps organize information in your emails. It is not a clinician and does not provide diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or medication changes. Contact your care team for medical guidance.
Companion has a web app and a native iPhone app. Notifications require permission and a supported delivery setup. iPhone distribution is still being prepared; this page does not offer a public App Store download. Current notification availability is shown inside the app.
Disconnect your mailbox in Settings or Mailboxes to remove its cached emails and reminders. Account deletion is available in Settings. Read the data-deletion guide for details and support options.
Keep your health emails, reminders, and answers within reach.
Open CompanionPrivate preview. Gmail connection requires approved access.