Stop guessing what your health data means. MyHealthOS reads across the sources you already have and surfaces what actually matters — only when it matters.
Most apps start guessing on day one. We watch your real patterns first — your sleep, your records, your trends. So when something speaks up, it's worth listening to.
Upload your 23andMe export. Link Apple Health. Allow photo capture for meals and labs. We pull from what already exists — no new tests required.
No advice, no scores, no daily noise. We close small data gaps with five short check-ins across the month. Otherwise, we leave you alone.
One headline insight leads. The rest is browsable. From here, we go quiet again — only surfacing things when something material changes in your data.
Your records, your DNA, your wearables — all synthesized into a small library of insights that actually matter to you. Not a generic dashboard. Not a wellness score. Just clarity, where you used to have a pile of PDFs.
Most people who'll find MyHealthOS useful are carrying around a piece of health information they don't know what to do with. Here are the patterns we built for first.
Maybe it's APOE4. Maybe it's BRCA. Maybe an Lp(a) number a relative's cardiologist mentioned in passing. You took it to your doctor and got a shrug. So you've been doing your own research — on forums, in Bredesen's books, in podcast clips — trying to cobble together what to do with what you know.
Something has changed — your sleep, your mood, your weight, your energy. The blood tests come back normal. You've been told it's stress, or anxiety, or just getting older. You know it's something. You just don't have the data — or the right data, presented the right way — to prove it.
Your Apple Health goes back six years. You did 23andMe a while ago. You have a clinical record across three different providers. You've tried Function or Levels or some other premium service. You've got more data than your doctor has time to look at — and no one has stitched it together.
You're African, Asian, Latino, mixed — and your 23andMe report comes back with risk numbers that don't quite fit the population you actually belong to. You suspect the interpretation is missing things, or overweighting others. You're right. Most consumer genetic interpretation was built on European-ancestry research.
Every line we don't cross is a line we get to mean. Read this carefully — if you want a different product, this isn't it.
These are the kinds of insights MyHealthOS surfaces. Some come from your DNA. Some come from a clinical record you may not have looked at in years. Some come from patterns in your wearable data that nobody is currently watching.
Every one is pre-defined — not made up on the fly. Every one comes with the reasoning, the data points behind it, and an honest disclosure of what we don't yet know.
We've also written down what we deliberately won't surface — daily readiness scores, athletic-potential genes, telomere "biological age," and seven more. What we refuse to say is part of the product.
We're letting people in slowly so we can talk to each of you. If that sounds like the kind of product you'd want, leave us your details.