Personal
Observatory

For health questions that haven’t gone away

You’ve tried a lot.
Let’s make it add up.

When you’re still feeling unwell, you need a way forward. And everything you’ve already tried should count.

We’re building Personal Observatory to bring your symptoms, medical records, and everyday experiences together—so an AI assistant can help you investigate what’s happening, prepare better questions for your doctors, and build on what you learn.

See the experience we’re building

In development. A preview of the planned experience.

An illustrative conversation · fictional example
One question to work on

Why am I so exhausted?

You

“I’m tired all the time. I’ve had tests and tried changing my sleep, but I still don’t feel like myself.”

Your assistant

“Let’s start with what you’ve already tried. When did this begin, and what changed around that time?”

Bring the context into the conversation
  • Earlier test results
  • Symptoms in your own words
  • Sleep & activity over time
  • Treatments you’ve tried
A clearer starting point

A history to build on. Gaps to explore. Questions to take to your clinician.

A sketch of the intended experience, not a live chat or a diagnostic result.

Better answers start with more of your story

Even a capable AI
needs the right context.

A lab report holds one part. What happened between appointments holds another. So do the treatment that didn’t help, the change in your sleep, and the symptoms you’ve been trying to explain.

Our goal is to bring those pieces into one ongoing investigation, so each conversation can build on the last.

More of the picture, in one place

Your records.
Your everyday reality.

The information we’re working to connect, around the health question that matters to you.

Lab resultsFrom diagnostic labs
Visits & treatmentsFrom your doctors
Sleep & activityFrom your watch or ring
Journals & notesYour thoughts & memories
SymptomsWhat you feel & notice
EnvironmentWeather, air & surroundings

Context your assistant can work with.

Explore what changed, keep track of what’s uncertain, and prepare more informed conversations with your care team.

Source coverage will grow in stages. The initial focus is lab reports and personal observations; wearable and provider connections are planned.

Start with what’s bothering you

One concern.
A place to work through it.

  1. 01 / TELL YOUR STORY

    Begin where you are.

    Describe what’s happening and what you’ve tried. The assistant’s job is to help ask the next question. You shouldn’t need to know how to use AI.

  2. 02 / BUILD THE PICTURE

    Put your history to work.

    Bring relevant records into the conversation and add what only you know. Quick answers and imperfect recollections should be welcome.

  3. 03 / KEEP MOVING

    Carry the learning forward.

    Keep a clear account of what you know, what remains uncertain, and what to discuss with your clinician next.

Built on patient ownership

Your record stays yours.

You should decide who helps and what they can see. Patient ownership, portability, and control over access guide how we’re building Personal Observatory.

How it works

Personal Observatory

A better starting point
for what comes next.

We’re developing an included assistant for ongoing health investigations.
The goal is useful progress, with your history in view.

Explore the approach

Not yet open for patient signup. This preview does not provide diagnoses or medical care.