KeptWell calls itself "your family's medical binder, replaced" — you upload pathology reports, discharge papers, and lab results, and KeptWell's AI reads and flags what matters, then shares it with the family. As of September 2026, KeptWell is also positioning itself as a layer above all patient portals, including MyChart — the place where your non-Epic records, downloaded portal PDFs, and visit audio recordings live alongside anything you can export from MyChart. Family Stork's model is one step earlier: give every family member a private email address, and any clinic can send records directly. The binder fills itself. No uploading, no scanning, nothing for your clinic to learn.
KeptWell is built for families navigating active medical situations — a serious diagnosis, an ongoing treatment plan, a loved one's complex care. You upload the 47-page pathology report, the discharge papers, the voicemails from the oncology nurse. KeptWell's AI reads the whole thing, surfaces what matters, and gives everyone in the family a shared view. It's genuinely useful when the document pile is real and overwhelming.
The foundational step is still you, gathering and uploading documents. Every record that reaches KeptWell arrives because someone scanned, attached, or forwarded it.
Family Stork changes that step. Every person gets a private @familystork email address. When your child's pediatrician, specialist, or lab emails records to that address, they file into a searchable health timeline automatically. No upload. No portal login. The clinic already knows how to send email. Every person gets one health story, and one private Family Stork email address every clinic already knows how to use.
Tired of managing health records for yourself and everyone you love? Family Stork organizes them for you automatically.
| Feature | KeptWell | Family Stork |
|---|---|---|
| How records get in | You upload PDFs and documents | Clinics email directly to your private @familystork address |
| AI reads documents | Yes — flags key findings, answers questions | Yes — ask the record anything; AI does data entry from emailed records |
| Timeline coverage | From documents you upload | From birth onward — one timeline from your child's first heartbeat |
| Family sharing | Yes — family circle view | Yes — every family member has their own address and timeline |
| MyChart alternative claim | Yes — "layer above all portals": import MyChart records + upload non-Epic portal exports | Different angle: clinics email records directly, so MyChart-style portals become optional for routine visit records |
| Best use case | Managing active complex diagnoses; families with records from many different portal systems | Lifelong family health organization from birth — checkups, vaccines, milestones, growth |
| Pediatric records | Supported — you upload your child's records | Built for families with children — pediatrician-sent summaries file automatically |
| School enrollment records | Depends on what you've uploaded | Vaccine cards, visit summaries, growth records — organized and ready |
| Pricing | Check keptwell.org for current pricing | $99/year — or about $10/month |
Tired of managing health records for yourself and everyone you love? Family Stork organizes them for you automatically.
Start your family's timeline →$99/year · or about $10/month · From your first heartbeat and beyond.
No. Your clinic or lab emails records to your child's private @familystork address. For paper documents, you can snap a photo and Family Stork's AI does the data entry. Either way, the goal is the same: records arrive without you hunting for them.
Yes — Family Stork's AI lets you ask anything the record contains. When did my son's pediatrician last note his peanut allergy? What vaccines does the school need? What were his growth measurements at 18 months? Ask the record; the record answers.
Many clinics already send visit summaries and lab results by email — the same email your provider uses to send appointment reminders. If your clinic prefers a portal, you can download documents from the portal and snap them into Family Stork. Ask your pediatrician about their preferred method for sending records — many are happy to email when you give them a direct address.
Yes. Family Stork is built around the family timeline from birth — checkups, growth charts, vaccine records, milestones, allergies. Every child in your family gets their own private email address and their own health story. Ask your pediatrician to send visit summaries to your child's @familystork address.