mOI Health

Your immune health, finally in one place. Track symptoms, order health tests, and build a picture of what's really going on over time.

Your immune health doesn't happen in snapshots. mOI helps you understand it over time.

Most people piece together their health from scattered test results, vague symptoms, and appointments that feel too short. mOI changes that. It brings your tracking, testing, and AI-powered insights into one connected picture, so you can stop guessing and start understanding.

Whether you're trying to make sense of symptoms that haven't been explained yet, navigating life after a diagnosis, managing a condition long-term, or simply wanting to understand your body better, mOI's built for the full journey, not a single moment.

Track what matters Log symptoms, treatments, appointments, and health events in one place. Everything builds over time into a structured health record that's yours, and it's more useful the longer you use it.

Test with confidence Access clinic-grade blood panels, gut health testing, genomics, and more. For blood tests, a trained phlebotomist comes to your home or a location that suits you and handles everything. Gut health testing uses an at-home stool collection kit, with your results landing directly in your mOI record alongside the rest of your data.

Understand what it means AI-powered insights surface patterns and connections across your data. Not diagnoses. Not generic advice. Contextual understanding based on your health, your history, and your goals.

Be more prepared Share structured health reports with your clinician, track what's changed between appointments, and go in feeling informed rather than overwhelmed. mOI supports your conversations with healthcare professionals, it doesn't replace them.

It gets more valuable over time The more you add, the clearer the picture becomes. Trends emerge, connections surface, and your understanding of your own health deepens. That's the point. mOI's a registered Class 1 Software as a Medical Device. It doesn't diagnose conditions, provide treatment decisions, or replace clinical care.