Kirei Data builds tools that organize and condense your healthcare practice data — reducing the mountain, one clean report at a time.
Turn scattered exports and reports into clean, structured views you can actually use.
Less scrolling, less exporting to spreadsheets — the numbers that matter, distilled.
Made by a practicing chiropractor, refined with real feedback from real practices.
Eleven tools organized into three divisions, each built around a specific export or data source.
Turn 835 remittance files and Claim.MD exports into collection rates, denial trends, payer breakdowns, and CPT-level reimbursement patterns.
Deep-dive analysis of Jane App exports — sales, compensation, appointments, cancellations, contact lists, and patient retention.
Anonymize patient names, redact PHI from PDFs, and track KPI trends over time — all processed locally in your browser.
きれい (kirei) is Japanese for "beautiful" or "neatly organized." Say it like "key" + "ray," with the stress on the second syllable — that's the tidy, distilled feeling we're going for with your data.
No. Every tool in the Toolbox runs entirely in your browser — your files are parsed and processed locally and never uploaded. The only thing our server receives is which tool you opened, under which account, and when: tool usage statistics, never patient data.
Three divisions: Insurance Claim Tools for 835/Claim.MD remittance data, Jane Analysis Tools for Jane App exports, and Utilities for anonymizing and tracking data over time. See the snapshot above for details.
The Toolbox is free while it's in beta — sign up with your clinic name and email and you're in. No credit card, no waiting for an invite.
These tools are actively in development, provided as-is with no warranty — distribution is strictly prohibited. They're free to use while in beta — sign up to get started. Currently they get developed and improved solely on user input, so yes, your opinion matters greatly. Enjoy, and please share your experiences — Thanks very much!
Questions, bug reports, feature ideas — I read every message.