The new Google Health app isn’t ready yet. The app will allow users to integrate all of their medical information from multiple healthcare providers, according to the leaked images given by well-known tipster Ishan Agarwal.

Users must first link their online accounts from places where they have received healthcare to begin using the app. The app is expected to recover the user’s health information from these establishments and display it to them directly on their phone.

For people who need to visit hospitals or other healthcare facilities daily, this data collection is quite beneficial. It will also make it easier for a person to share their whole medical record with their doctors to get the most accurate picture of their health trends.

The app now features options for profile pages, records, contacts, and sharing, according to Agarwal. This implies that the Google Health app, like Apple‘s Health app, will allow users to share their health data with their loved ones. As a result, it will prompt the user for contact details and permission to share information when it is used.

The new Google Health app is anticipated to be released initially for Android smartphones. An iOS version may be released soon after. Google will expand on its Google Fit app for health-related services in the company’s software portfolio after the program is rolled out across platforms.

Furthermore, it will provide good competition to Apple’s Health app, which is bolstered in part by Apple’s hardware, such as the Apple Watch. It remains to be seen whether Android-based wearables or other health monitoring devices can help Google create a similar ecosystem with the app.