May 2026

Rhazes can now fill a PDF form for you — upload the form once and it completes the fields from the consultation.

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Rhazes Team

•3 min read

May

May was about paperwork you'd otherwise fill in by hand: PDF forms that complete themselves, and answers that survive being interrupted.

Fill a PDF form automatically

Referral forms, requests, sick notes — the same boxes, filled by hand, with details that were already said out loud in the consultation. Rhazes can now fill them for you.

Set the form up once. Upload a PDF form and it's kept as a template alongside your other templates. Rhazes reads its fields, so you don't have to describe or map anything.

Filling it is part of generating a document. Ask for the form the way you'd ask for any other document, and Rhazes completes its fields from the consultation rather than you retyping details it already has.

Check it before it goes anywhere. A filled form opens in its own preview panel showing the actual PDF with your values in place, so you can read every field before it leaves your hands — this is paperwork with your name on it, and nothing is submitted on your behalf.

  • Forms show a thumbnail, so the right one is easy to pick out of a list.
  • PDF forms can be pinned and shared to the community, the same way templates and tools are, so a form your whole team uses only has to be set up once.

Answers that resume where they left off

  • A response that gets interrupted can now be resumed rather than restarted, so navigating away or losing connection mid-answer no longer costs you the whole generation.
  • The Steps panel now shows how long the work took, so a slow answer is visibly slow rather than just silent.
  • Fixed web search dropping certain clinical reference sites, including BNF and NICE, from results.
  • If you mention a specific reference by name in your question (for example, "using the BNF"), search now recognizes and prioritizes it.

Smaller additions

  • You can now set your location to just a country, instead of being required to pick a specific city, when using location-aware search.
  • You can attach files when asking Rhazes to generate a template, not just describe it in writing.

Fixes & polish

  • Fixed resuming an in-progress answer after navigating away and back.
  • Fixed a race that could let a question submit twice from the homepage.
  • Fixed a "phantom resume" flash where a finished answer briefly looked like it was still generating.
  • Restored the slide-in animation for the Sources and Steps tabs.
  • Fixed the loading state for advanced coding, and a file upload issue in advanced coding.
  • Fixed an issue where drag-and-drop could invert unexpectedly.