Closed beta · Longevity OS
Organize and view lab reports, medical letters and Apple Health data. Ask general health questions and read the sources used.
Paper lab reports, medical letters as PDFs and measurements on your iPhone: health records are often scattered. Longevity OS brings your documents and trends together so you can find them and prepare them for a conversation with your doctor.
What makes Longevity OS different
Ask general health questions, such as “What is ApoB?”. AI-generated answers refer to the sources used. Check the information against the original sources.
Upload lab reports and medical letters, check extracted values and view trends. Apple Health can add measurements for sleep, activity and heart rate. Displayed reference ranges come from the respective report.
No data sales, no advertising. For AI features, we work with Google as a processor. Export and deletion requests are available in the app; see the privacy notice and the processor list for scope, time limits and exceptions.
How it works
Four steps from paper chaos to organized records.
Lab report or doctor's letter as PDF or photo; connect Apple Health via iPhone.
Check extracted values and view them with their units and reference ranges.
General health information with references to the sources used.
View trends, summarize documented data and export it for a conversation with your doctor.
Frequently asked questions
Longevity OS helps document your health records and provides general health information. AI answers can contain errors. The app does not diagnose conditions or replace medical advice. Make medical decisions with your doctor.
No data sales, no advertising. The platform uses its own infrastructure; AI features transmit data to Google as a processor. Processing outside the EU is possible. Export and deletion requests are available in the app. See the privacy notice and the processor list for scope, time limits and exceptions.
Lab reports, doctor's letters, medical certificates — as PDF or photo. German report and lab formats are recognized automatically; when a value is uncertain, the system asks instead of guessing.
No. Lab reports and questions work without one. If you use an iPhone, you can additionally connect Apple Health data (sleep, activity, heart).
The beta is free. At public launch there will be a free tier and a premium subscription — beta users will get permanent preferential terms. Details will follow at launch.
An independent developer from Germany — no corporation, no data trading. Born from the personal need to finally understand blood values in context.
Organize your health documents and keep track of trends. Currently a closed beta with limited places.