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Extract, understand, and share your MyChart records with a local-first AI assistant. AwesomeMyChart helps patients keep a local copy of the medical records they can access in MyChart. It extracts records from the MyChart pages you are signed into, stores them locally in your browser profile, and gives you a dashboard for browsing, searching, exporting, and asking questions about your records. Raw extraction is the default. AI features are optional and require a provider that you configure, such as Gemini or a CLIProxyAPI-compatible local endpoint. When you use Ask AI or opt into LLM distillation, selected record context is sent to your configured provider so it can answer your request. The original source text remains preserved. Features: - Extract test results, visits, clinical notes, medications, letters, and health summaries from MyChart pages you can access. - Store records locally in browser IndexedDB. - Browse records by patient and category. - Export full or new-record-only Markdown reports. - Ask AI questions with scoped local record context. - Recover honest sync/chat state after popup, dashboard, or side-panel reloads. - Keep diagnostics hidden from normal users unless debug mode is enabled. AwesomeMyChart is for personal information management only. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. AI answers include: This is not medical advice.
May 20, 2026
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