Add your wearables, lab results, calendar and more to build a fuller picture of you. Then use it for deeper insights, recommendations and chat.
Your tracker, your calendar, local weather and a lab report. Add a source in seconds, remove it just as fast.
Through your device's own sign-in. Never your password.
Wearables, scales, cuffs, calendars, weather and lab uploads.
Six areas, each scored on how well we can read you, with the next gap named.
Heart, sleep, movement, body, mind and bloods.
Two minutes each, where a device cannot see.
Your data against temperature, humidity, pressure and meeting load. Ranked by how much each one shifts you.
Drawn from your own months, not a study population.
Biggest movers first, with the percentage.
Plain questions, answered from your months of signal rather than the internet.
Type the question the way you would say it.
Check it rather than trust it.
All eight categories in the app, refreshed every six months, each with the signal that triggered it.
The signal that triggered it, in one line.
Ranked above anything with a price on it.
Log what you took and did. Watch the metric respond over thirty days.
A few taps, not a food diary.
Keep it, change it or drop it.
A cited card a day on the science behind your own numbers, pitched at the level you are at. Read enough of them and you stop needing us to tell you what to do.
You get the cards that explain the signals actually moving in you.
Three levels, each unlocked by reading and a short test.
Every claim links to the study, so you can check it rather than trust it.
Both are included in the same membership. The difference is what happens after the first reading.
The web reads one tracker once. The app keeps reading, so your matches move as you do rather than describing the month you happened to connect in.
A tracker on the web. In the app, add your scale, your calendar, local weather and a lab report, which is where the interesting answers come from.
Habits and recipes are only useful if you can search them, log them and see whether they worked. That needs an app, not a page.
Thirty-day tracking on anything you try only exists in the app. It is the only way to find out whether the thing you bought did anything.
Start on the web if you would rather not install anything. Everything you do there carries over the moment you sign in on the app.
Connecting more should not mean risking more.
Add a source, remove it, and delete what it sent. Nothing connects by default.
You buy on their site as an ordinary order. They see what you bought, never why.
Export your history and close the account in one step, with nothing kept behind.
See habits, meals and products matched to your own data.