Review your labs
Bring together laboratory reports and see the measurements, dates, reference ranges, and source evidence in context.
Your lab results are more than isolated numbers. HORAE PHYSIS is being developed to help you organize reports, compare results across dates, explore evidence-linked physiology, and prepare for more informed conversations with your clinician.
Explore the upcoming release →Bring together laboratory reports and see the measurements, dates, reference ranges, and source evidence in context.
Examine trends across collections, without treating a single measurement as the whole story.
Review evidence-linked patterns and relationships while preserving uncertainty and distinguishing context from laboratory findings.
Beacons captures patient-reported functional context alongside, but separate from, laboratory evidence.
Organize questions and discussion topics for your clinician. The tool does not diagnose or prescribe treatment.
The intended architecture processes health information on your device. Payment authorization uses separate nonclinical transactions.
HORAE takes its name from the Greek Horae (Ὧραι), associated with seasons and the passage of time. Physis (φύσις) means nature or natural constitution—the source of the word physiology.
Our name reflects a simple principle: biological evidence has context. A single lab result matters, but its meaning can become clearer when considered with earlier measurements, collection timing, and a person's experiences.
The lunar dial expresses measurement, recurring observation, and orientation. The design language borrows from nature and Greek mythology; it does not claim that moon phases determine an individual's health or lab values.
Names inspired by traditional personifications of growth and seasonal change. Their use in the product's physiology landscapes is a design proposal; labels will only be introduced after their scientific-state meanings and consumer clarity are validated.
HORAE PHYSIS is being prepared for local processing: laboratory reports and analysis stay on the customer's device rather than being uploaded to our servers for interpretation.
Purchases and license verification require limited nonclinical transaction information. Users will have explicit controls for local saving, exporting, and erasing data. Full policies and operating details will be published before the product is sold.
A Windows edition of the existing science engine is being assessed for safe consumer distribution. A browser-local edition is also in development. No paid release date is promised until packaging, privacy, scientific and payment acceptance tests are complete.