PulseCheck
Your visit, decoded. Your recovery, tracked.
What it does
PulseCheck bridges the gap between complex medical syncs and daily patient compliance. While a user speaks with their physician, Granola extracts the unstructured conversation into precise clinical entities. In real time. The application maps prescriptions onto a chronological timeline with micro-animated check-ins and an absolute "Now" tracker, loops action items into a unified spring-physics progression ring, and translates dense clinical jargon into friendly, reassuring terms with a tap.
Turn your Granola-captured doctor visits into a plain-English, gamified recovery dashboard.
Pull live AI summaries from your own Granola workspace in three steps. Tap any term to translate the medical jargon into friendly language. Check each one off as you take it — your future self will thank you. Every checked box — meds and tasks — moves the ring forward. Every card, timeline, and quest re-renders from the new structured payload — proving the layout is fullyfrom doctor-notes-play.lovable.app
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