Utility discomfort
Constantly jumping between apps to get the full picture.
Panoram unifies labs, sleep, activity, nutrition and meds into one living picture of your health. Your personal AI actually knows your history — not another app guessing from scratch.
None of them talk to each other. You can't see how sleep affects your labs, or how a new supplement shows up in your energy — because the data never meets.
Constantly jumping between apps to get the full picture.
Reference ranges and nutrient norms are built for no one in particular. AI knows as much about you as it knows about a blank page.
A single metric means almost nothing without dynamics. Without their interpretation, you miss too much about your health.
However you track your health, Panoram turns it into insights no single app could give you.
Sync Oura, Whoop, Google and more in a tap, or add meals, symptoms and workouts by hand. Either way, it becomes part of your record.
A wearable reading, a sleep stage, a supplement dose — normally three unrelated screens. Here they sit on the same card, so you see all three the moment something shifts.
Noticing two things move together isn't the hard part. Panoram tests which one is actually driving the other, then gives you a specific next step.
Six sections cover what matters — nutrition, labs, sleep, activity, medication, journal. All feed the same Medical Card, so your AI sees the whole picture.
Every macro, at a glance. Logged in seconds, with your daily targets always in view.
Bioavailability, not just grams. See how much of each nutrient you actually absorb — and what to pair it with.
Hydration, in context. Tracked alongside everything else, so the AI can tie it to your energy.
Panoram's assistant reads your entire history and tracks how every signal moves over time — not just today's numbers, but the trends underneath them. No diagnosis, no prescriptions — it surfaces personalized insights tied to your real data and dynamics, the connections you'd miss, and points you to a doctor when a pattern needs one. No generic checklists, no dry advice.
Official APIs where they exist, file import as a fallback everywhere else. No dead ends.
A free 3-month subscription for the first 100 early access members.
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