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Your Health Data
Medical devices collect a great deal about you and show you almost none of it. The manufacturer’s app gives you a score; the detail sits on a memory card in a format nobody explains.
These tools read that data and say what’s in it, in plain language. They run entirely on your own computer — nothing uploads, nothing is stored. For health data, that’s the only defensible way to build them.
What these tools don't do
Nothing here diagnoses anything, tells you to change your treatment, or predicts outcomes. These tools describe measurements your own device already made.
The point isn’t to replace the person managing your care. It’s to let you walk in already knowing what your own data says — which tends to make that conversation considerably shorter and more useful.