Guides and comparisons
Plain, honest answers to the questions people ask before organizing their medical records: how Cellar compares to the tools you already use, and how to bring your history into one place.
Comparisons
Cellar vs MyChart (and other patient portals)
MyChart shows the records from one health system. Cellar holds your records from every provider and country in one timeline you own and can share with any doctor. How they differ, and why most people use both.
Cellar vs Apple Health
Apple Health is strong for device and wearable data on iPhone. Cellar reads your actual medical documents, labs, scans, and visit notes, from any provider or country, and shares them with any clinician. How they compare, and how they work together.
Cellar vs a folder of PDFs (Google Drive, Dropbox)
A folder in Google Drive or Dropbox stores your medical files. Cellar reads them: it extracts your labs, builds a timeline, trends your biomarkers, and shares a read-only summary with any doctor. Storage versus understanding.
How-to guides
How to organize medical records from multiple doctors
A practical way to bring records from different doctors, labs, and hospitals into one place you can search and share. Gather, add, and organize your full history, then keep it current.
Managing a parent's medical records
How to keep an aging parent's medical records organized, current, and ready to share with their doctors, with their consent. A practical approach for caregivers.