Make room for your lab results.
Keep results organized and see the context available for each marker. Your report’s details stay part of the picture.
Keep your supplements and schedule together. Explore AI-generated explanations and potential interaction flags to prepare questions for your doctor or pharmacist.
Account required. Labs and DNA are optional.
Educational information. AI can make mistakes.
Check with your doctor or pharmacist before changing a supplement or medication.
Inspect the information behind each flag and prepare questions for your clinician. AI-generated explanations and references can be incomplete or incorrect; results are not reviewed by a clinician.
Flags highlight potential concerns and missing details. An unflagged item does not mean it is safe for you.
Read the explanation and available evidence. Notice uncertainty and details that need confirming.
Keep your supplements and schedule together as your routine changes.
A few clear steps, from the details on your labels to a review of your routine.
Create your account, then add your goals, medications, and the health context you want included in your review.
Photograph labels from any brand or enter supplements manually. Confirm the names, ingredients, and label amounts before you continue.
Explore the explanations, potential interaction flags, and suggested schedule. Discuss changes with your doctor or pharmacist before following a suggestion.
Add supported lab results and DNA data to explore educational explanations. These features do not establish a diagnosis or determine which supplements you should take. Availability depends on your access.
Keep results organized and see the context available for each marker. Your report’s details stay part of the picture.
Findings are grouped by pathway — methylation, histamine handling, antioxidant enzymes, nitric oxide, and nutrient conversion. They are not a personality type or a diagnosis.
Sample screens show MTHFR and folate, caffeine clearance, omega-3 conversion, and vitamin A conversion. The DNA page also reads COMT, PEMT, AOC1 (DAO), GSTP1, GPX1, NOS3, and MAOA. Top Moves orders selected findings using evidence tiers, marker flags, and available context. Read the explanations, considerations, and limits; the order does not predict your health benefit. Choose a sample below.
Mobile interface previews use app components and synthetic data. Layouts may be adapted to show details. Lab ranges are examples, not personal targets; DNA evidence describes associations, not a proven benefit from changing your routine.
Learn how AI explanations and curated rule checks contribute to your review. Read what the score summarizes and what the checks cannot establish.
Read the methodologyReview what is processed on your device, what is stored with your account, and how the analysis service uses the information you provide.
Read about data handlingCreate an account to begin your review. See current access, plan details, and what joining a paid-plan waitlist means.
No. Start with the supplements you take and your health context. You can add supported lab results or DNA data later when you want to explore those features.
You’ll create an account and set up your profile, then add and confirm your supplements. Your review brings together AI-generated educational explanations, rule-based flags, and a suggested schedule.
Yes. You can enter supplements manually or photograph their labels. You review the captured details before running an analysis.
Use the information to understand your routine and prepare questions for a qualified clinician. AI-generated results can be incomplete or incorrect; review changes to supplements or medications with your care team.
AI-generated educational information. Not medical advice.