Hubble

About Hubble

Hubble is a unified API designed to retrieve complete medical records that other standard APIs often miss. It operates as a context layer for AI agents, aggregating patient history from various providers into a single endpoint.

Review

The tool addresses the fragmentation of health data by combining direct EHR connections with automated browser and voice agents. This approach aims to bypass the limitations of portal-only access or incomplete API responses.

Key Features

• Multi-Method Retrieval: Connects directly to EHRs and Health Information Exchanges (HIEs), while using browser agents for portal logins and voice agents to call records departments when APIs return empty results.
• Patient-Centric Control: Users verify their identity once. They retain the ability to review every source used and revoke access at any time, running on the patient's individual right of access.
• Data Normalization and Export: The system compiles scattered data into a structured format and supports downloading the compiled history as readable PDF files.
• Compliance Framework: Built on HIPAA principles, allowing patients agency over their data removal and providing a clearer path for developer compliance conversations.

Pricing and Value

Hubble does not list public tiered pricing on its launch page. A 7-day free trial is available for users who contact the team directly via email or through Product Hunt exclusives. The value proposition centers on reducing the engineering hours typically spent building per-provider integrations or managing manual fax workflows.

Pros

• Uses fallback methods like voice and browser agents to capture data that standard APIs miss.
• Provides a single API response instead of requiring developers to manage multiple provider-specific endpoints.
• Allows patients to download their compiled records as PDFs, which aids in personal record keeping.

Cons

• Reliance on voice agents calling clinics introduces variability, such as handling callback queues or unscripted verification questions from staff.
• The tool is not well suited for organizations that require fully transparent, code-level visibility into every step of the retrieval process due to the use of proprietary browser and voice automation layers.
• Pricing structure is not publicly defined, requiring direct outreach to determine costs for production scale.

Hubble is best suited for builders creating AI agents in healthcare, insurance, or life sciences research who need reliable patient context without maintaining dozens of custom integrations. Teams willing to manage a third-party abstraction layer for data retrieval will find it more efficient than building internal pipelines for fragmented systems.