Family account
One account for you. Research for yourself or someone you care for, like a child, parent, or partner, each with their own identity record and timeline.
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Guide
Clearer questions for your doctor visit
Describe what’s going on in plain words. Get a short research list. Run it in your AI chat. Bring clearer questions to your doctor.
What’s going on?
Research cards and timeline
From what you notice to clearer questions
- Notice
- Frame
- Explore
- Reflect
- Return
For you and your family
Start research for yourself, or for a child, parent, partner, or other family member. Each person gets their own identity record and timeline.
Family account
Family tree
Family records
What you take away
A research list, a timeline, and clearer questions for your visit, for you or someone you care for.
A research list
A timeline
Clearer visit questions
Public notices you can check yourself
Optional headlines and regulator notices with links out. For reading — never for changing medicines on your own.
Research headlines
US FDA notices
UK and EU drug alerts
Common questions
Is this medical advice?
No. Explora helps you structure health questions and keep notes for research. It does not diagnose or treat yet.
Can I use this for my child or parent?
Yes. Choose “For a family member” at the start, or add care profiles under your account. Every person gets their own identity record and timeline. Minors do not get their own login; a parent or guardian manages their record. For children, clinic records follow parent or guardian rights they already have. For other adults, clinic records need their permission. Guardians and clinicians still own care decisions. See how we handle family records.
What do you store?
Research notes and timeline on your account when you sign in. Privacy summary.
Can I use this before seeing a doctor?
Yes — for research prep and questions to bring. Never as a replacement for professional care.
What will I notice over time?
Patterns in what you explore, a short research list each time, and an optional note about what helped — so questions for your doctor get clearer.
Do I have to write anything after I research?
No. You can save one optional sentence about what helped today. It is not a diary.
Do you replace FDA or government alerts?
No. We surface public notices and link to official sources. Always verify before changing food or medicines.
Ready to try?
Start free. Describe what’s going on. Get a short research list for your AI chat.