Check my itemized bill for duplicate charges
Choose your itemized medical bill PDF below. Aequo checks it for repeated charge lines right here in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and results appear in seconds.
Your document stays on this device. Aequo does not upload or store the original file.
Avoid selecting sensitive medical documents on a shared or public computer — anyone who uses that device afterward could still potentially find it through the browser's own file picker or downloads history, which is outside Aequo's control.
Click to choose a PDF, or drag it here
Max 25MB. Stays on this device — never uploaded.
What Aequo can currently review
- A text-based PDF itemized medical bill (not a scanned copy)
- A bill where each charge appears as its own line
- Lines with enough detail — like a date and an amount — for Aequo to compare them
Aequo only checks for potential duplicate or repeated charges — it is not a complete review of your bill.
What Aequo may not handle reliably yet
- A scanned copy or photo of a bill
- A handwritten bill
- A bill that doesn't list charges as separate lines (for example, a summary letter)
- An unusual page layout, such as multiple columns
- Lines where Aequo can't clearly tell important details, like quantity, well enough to compare
What happens after you choose a file
Aequo compares each line on your device and shows one of three outcomes: a possible repeated charge worth asking your provider about, no exact repeats in the lines it could compare, or a note that this particular document isn't one Aequo can review yet. Every outcome is useful information — none of them is a final verdict on your bill.