Ruby Health

Name: Ruby Health
Rating: 4.3 (1975 reviews)
Author: Sanguina, Inc

By: Sanguina, Inc

Lifestyle

Features & Capabilities

Ruby Health is the first patented smartphone app that instantly estimates Iron Score and Circulation Score from a simple fingernail selfie. It functions as an all-in-one wellness companion to monitor your blood health, log water intake, and track your menstrual cycle in one convenient place. Note: it is intended to encourage healthy lifestyle choices and is not a medical diagnosis tool.

It also offers a premium subscription with unlimited tests, calibration for more accurate results, data insights to review past scores and trends, and reminders to log your selfie. Designed for a wide audience—women, parents, older adults, vegetarians and vegans, athletes, and anyone managing their nutritional intake—it saves history in a shareable format and helps you stay on top of your health.

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By:

Sanguina, Inc

Rating:

4.30

(1,975) 2 new ratings

Version:

3.2.1 Last updated: 2026-06-03

Version code:

886488271

Creation date:

2021-12-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

106.89MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 44,235 ▲ 163

Other platforms

Ruby Health (v3.2.0)

198,936 4.05

(1,148)

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Developed by:

Sanguina, Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ruby-health/id1574988352

Website:

http://www.sanguina.com/

User Reviews

Ruby Health is a promising concept for at-home iron and wellness monitoring and can help some users track trends. However, the reviews consistently cite inaccurate readings, substantial variability due to lighting, calibration-related issues, and recurring billing/onboarding problems, making it unreliable for medical decisions despite its potential.

Pros

Promising concept for at-home iron and wellness monitoring.
Easy to track wellness trends and view instant results.
Occasional alignment with lab results, indicating potential reliability for some users.

Cons

Readings are frequently inaccurate and not reliably close to lab results.
Results vary with lighting and the app provides little guidance on how to control lighting.
Calibration requirements can distort future readings and some users want the ability to bypass calibration.
Billing, subscription, and refund issues, including trial charges and confusing pricing.
Onboarding and reliability problems, such as failed verification, photo capture failures, and removal of manual tests in updates.

Recent reviews

I wanted this to work so I knew if I need to adjust my iron intake. I did this test two days in a row and there was a 2 point difference. The lower of the two numbers was done in my bathroom which has what claims to be a daylight light bulb and the higher number was done in a room with a standard led. I do the free version so I only use it when I feel off and need to know if it is iron or protein I need. hopefully one day this can be a lot more accurate because right now they're really aren't at home tests unless you get it from a different country and or pay an arm and a leg and I'm not going to run to the doctor every time there's a problem because it's pretty much pointless for a female in the US.