Clino: Medical Records is a private health diary application for iPhone designed to consolidate an individual's health history into a single, on-device location. The app allows users to log symptoms, medical visits, and exams, and to explore this data using an interactive 3D anatomical model. It is intended for personal use and for managing the health records of up to five family members, each with a separate and independent profile. The application is not a medical or diagnostic device but serves as a visual tool for logging and reviewing health information. Key features include 3D mapping, which allows users to see symptoms and pathologies represented on a body model. An AI assistant enables users to query their health data to find information quickly. The app also provides the ability to generate a single PDF report containing a user's health history, which can be shared with a healthcare provider. The application is designed to function without an account, tracking, or analytics, and it does not use third-party SDKs. The typical workflow involves opening the app without any sign-up process and immediately logging a symptom by tapping on a specific location within the 3D anatomy model. Users can record symptoms, visits, exams, pathologies, medications, and therapies, which are then linked together on a color-coded timeline. For sharing information with a doctor, the app compiles the relevant data into a single PDF document. The app supports creating separate profiles for family members, ensuring each person's health history remains distinct. Technically, Clino operates on-device by default. Optional synchronization is available through the user's own encrypted iCloud account, which is turned off by default and must be manually enabled. This sync method uses the user's existing Apple ID and does not involve Clino servers. The application has no backend servers, and the developers state they never have access to user data.