About Jillybean
Jillybean was born from a simple frustration: every time you see a new doctor, you fill out the same forms. Your allergies, your medications, your history, written on a clipboard for the hundredth time. Meanwhile, your real records are scattered across portals you can't remember the password to.
We believe your medical information belongs to you. Not a hospital. Not an insurance company. Not a portal that locks you out after three failed attempts. You.
Patient-first
Built for real people, not systems
Security-first
Plain disclosure of current storage and sharing controls
Accessibility-first
Designed and tested with disabled users in scope
Jillybean is a Medical Passport, a single place where patient-entered health information is organized around you. A temporary share can help a recipient review that information, but it remains unverified and must be confirmed before care or intake.
We're not an EHR. We're not a patient portal. We're the thing you carry with you that makes every other system work better.
Who is Jillian Bean?
Jillian is the patient at the heart of everything we build. She manages multiple conditions, sees several specialists, and deserves a system that works for her, not one that makes her work harder. Every design decision we make, we ask: "Would this be easy for Jillian?"
Our principles
- Is this safe? Every feature starts with security.
- Is this simple? If it's confusing, it's wrong.
- Is this the patient's choice? Sensitive actions must explain who sees what, for how long, how to stop access, and what cannot be undone.