Plain answers to health questions for people managing cancer or chronic conditions
Blood analysis, supplements, and nutrition explained with study references
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2023
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Based in
US
DE
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
7-day free trial (card required to start), then $9 per month. Membership includes record requests through national networks, uploads, plain-language reading and physician-reviewed analysis. Cancel any month.
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Key features
Consolidates medical records from multiple healthcare providers
Integrates wearable data (Fitbit, Garmin, Oura, Whoop, Withings, Dexcom)
Analyzes raw sequencing data with established genomic tools
Organizes records by condition with longitudinal timeline
Physician-reviewed deeper analysis before delivery
Plain-language reading of medical records
Generates questions prepared for doctor appointments
Connects to medical records via Carequality and TEFCA networks
Free public tools for cancer survival, phase 1 trials and advocacy groups
HIPAA compliant with encryption in transit and at rest
Blood report analysis with lab values in scientific context and trends
Nutrition gap analysis with food sources and supplement options
Research assistant for health questions with study references
PDF blood report upload or manual entry
Optional wearable integration with Fitbit, Garmin, Google Fit
GDPR-compliant data storage with right to deletion
What makes it different
Integrates records, wearables and genome in one place, not just one slice
Re-analyzes raw sequencing data with genomic pipelines, not just summaries
Licensed physician reviews every deeper analysis, not AI alone
Funded by membership only, data never sold or used for advertising
Connects blood work, supplements, and nutrition with current published research literature in one app
Names PubMed studies when suitable ones are found, with clickable links for verification
Transparent about data storage location and GDPR compliance
Clear disclaimers that it informs but does not replace a doctor