Understand your medical bills before you pay.
Review bills, compare documents, prepare requests, and keep everything organised in one private workspace.
The checker runs without an account. Nothing is saved unless you choose to save it.
Private by design
Documents are encrypted, stored in private buckets, and never used to train models. You can export or delete everything at any time, on every plan.
Transparent pricing
Four plans, all limits published, no hidden renewal. Cancel in one click and keep your access until the period you paid for ends.
You stay in control
Every letter is a draft you review and send yourself. Wintora never contacts a provider, insurer or agency on your behalf.
Source-backed information
Guidance cites where it came from and when it was last verified. If a source changes, we stop showing the claim until it is reviewed.
What it does, and what it does not
Both lists matter equally. Knowing where a tool stops is what makes the rest of it trustworthy.
What Wintora does
- Reads the documents you upload and extracts the line items and totals
- Checks the arithmetic and internal consistency of a statement
- Compares a bill against an EOB when you provide both
- Points out entries that may need clarification, and shows you the numbers
- Prepares request letters for you to review and send yourself
- Keeps your documents, dates and correspondence organised in one place
What Wintora does not do
- — Know what your care should have cost
- — Know your insurance policy terms unless you upload them
- — Know whether a charge was medically appropriate
- — Know what your provider or insurer will decide
- — Give legal or medical advice
- — Represent you, or contact anyone on your behalf
How people use it
Step one
Check the arithmetic
Enter or upload the figures from your statement. Wintora checks whether the line items add up to the stated totals, looks for repeated entries, and flags dates that cannot be right.
Step two
Compare with your EOB
If you have an explanation of benefits, compare the two documents. A difference is common and usually has an ordinary explanation, but it is worth a question.
Step three
Prepare a request
Generate a clear, polite request for an itemised statement, a clarification, a payment plan or a financial assistance application. You review it, edit it, and send it yourself.
Step four
Keep track
Everything stays in one case with a dated timeline, so when someone asks what you sent and when, you have the answer.
Start with one bill
The free plan includes one case, real analysis using the same engine every paid plan uses, and a request letter. No card required.