JetHealth began with a practical patient problem. After managing a growing number of medical visits and trying generic AI tools to record and summarize appointments, Braun Mincher saw both the promise and the limitations of general-purpose note-taking.

A transcript was useful. A summary was helpful. But healthcare needed something more specific: a patient-owned health memory that could organize medications, conditions, symptoms, follow-ups, labs, procedures, providers, vitals, allergies, questions, answers, and next steps over time.

With firsthand experience as a patient, a spouse who is a physician, close relationships with healthcare professionals, and family members navigating real medical complexity, Braun saw the same gap from multiple angles. Provider records are important. But patients and families still need a better way to remember, understand, share, and follow through after visits.