Build the right testing conversation
Markers uses your accepted goals, history, results, and priorities to identify blood tests and other follow-ups you may want to discuss with your clinician.
Personalized longevity, built around you
Know what matters.
Shape what comes next.
Markers turns your goals, health history, bloodwork, medications, supplements, and progress into one personal health picture—so you know what to track, what to ask, and what to discuss with your clinician.
Designed for iPhone · You review what becomes part of your health profile
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YOUR HEALTH AT A GLANCE
Check your Scorecard
Latest bloodwork added September 24
81 days until your next bloodwork reminder
81 days until your next bloodwork reminder
Your health
✦AI AssistantAsk about your health
⌁Scorecard22 of 27 on target
▤Prepare for a Visit2 documents ready
◌Your ProtocolMeds & supplements
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‹Longevity Scorecard✦
22 of 27tested markers on target
22On target3Close2Review
CARDIOVASCULAR
ApoBDown from 1.17
0.77g/L · On target
LDL-CImproving
1.83mmol/L · On target
hs-CRPReview the trend
3.8mg/L · Discuss
APRSEP
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‹Your Protocol✦
Track what you take and turn possible changes into clinician discussion points.
Medications2 active
Rx
Rosuvastatin10 mg · dailyLipids and ApoB
›Rx
Tirzepatide10 mg · weeklyWeight and glucose
›Supplements3 active
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Omega-32 g · with meals
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Vitamin D3 + K2Morning
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MagnesiumEvening
›It starts with your answers
A longevity plan that begins with your life—not a generic checklist.
Markers asks about the future you want, your history, family risks, priorities, routines, and the information you already have. You review what is saved. That accepted context then helps personalize your Scorecard, Protocol, bloodwork discussions, visit preparation, and AI conversations.
Personalization is informational and may be incomplete. It does not replace a clinician’s assessment.
Health Profile SetupQuestion 1 of your conversation
What does a long, healthy life look like for you?
For example: staying independent, keeping a sharp memory, travelling, remaining strong, or being active with the people you love.
Stay strongThink clearlyTravel wellProtect heart health
Tell Markers what matters to you…↑
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You stay in the loopReview information before it becomes part of your profile.
Personalized longevity
Know what to test.
See what is changing.
Understand what to discuss next.
Track progress over time
Your Longevity Scorecard brings results, targets, trends, sources, and supporting context together so you can see where you are improving and what still needs attention.
Refine your protocol
Keep medications and supplements in one place. Explore evidence-informed options—including pharmacological or supplement discussions—without confusing information support with treatment advice.
From first question to next draw
Your bloodwork becomes a living picture—not a folder of PDFs.
Markers helps you understand what has been tested, what may be missing, how results are moving, and when it may be time to test again.
- ✓Personalized test discussions. Identify possible blood tests from your profile, goals, risk factors, existing results, medications, and supplements.
- ✓In-depth progress. Follow values and trends over time, with targets, dates, sources, and context attached.
- ✓Timely reminders. Markers can remind you when your next bloodwork window is approaching.
APOB0.77 g/LOn target
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Trend shown for illustration. Targets and interpretation depend on personal context and clinician guidance.
Prepared for the appointment
Turn your health picture into a better clinician conversation.
When you are ready, Markers brings the important parts forward—what you want tested, why it matters to you, what has changed, and what you want to ask.
MarkersPatient-prepared requestTESTS TO DISCUSS
Bloodwork request for clinician review
ApoBMonitor cardiovascular risk and response over time.
HbA1cReview longer-term glucose control.
Vitamin DConfirm current status before adjusting supplementation.
QUESTIONS
Do these tests fit my history, current protocol, and goals?
MarkersPrivate draftCLINICIAN SUMMARY
One reviewed picture for the visit
Visit prioritiesReview cardiovascular markers, persistent inflammation, and the next testing cadence.
Recent resultsLatest accepted markers, trends, dates, and source documents.
Current protocolActive medications and supplements with doses and reasons for use.
QuestionsYour own list, ready for the conversation.
Requisition request
Markers can develop a patient-prepared request that lists the tests you want to discuss, why you are asking, and the questions you want to raise. Your clinician decides what is appropriate and issues any official order.
Clinician summary
Create one document with your selected profile details, results, medications, supplements, priorities, and questions—so your clinician can understand your situation without starting from fragments.
Your AI sounding board
Go down the rabbit hole—with your context intact.
Ask as many questions as you need. When you give permission, the Markers AI assistant can use the relevant information in your accepted profile to help you explore results, trends, tradeoffs, and better questions for your clinician.
- ✓Personal to your profile. Responses can draw on the information you have chosen to make available.
- ✓Built for follow-up questions. Explore one issue from several angles instead of stopping at a generic explanation.
- ✓Grounded in the clinician loop. Turn useful discoveries into discussion points rather than self-directed treatment decisions.
AI output can be inaccurate or incomplete. Review important information and decisions with a qualified healthcare professional.
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Markers AIUsing your approved health context
PrivateWhy might my ApoB have improved while hs-CRP stayed elevated?
Looking across your accepted results
Those markers describe different parts of the picture. Your lipid trend may reflect changes in treatment and weight, while inflammation can be influenced by a separate issue.
The useful next step is to review timing, recent illness or injury, and whether a repeat hs-CRP under stable conditions makes sense.
Information to discuss with your clinician—not a diagnosis.Ask another question…↑
One connected place
The details that make your health picture useful.
Medications + supplements
Keep your current protocol, doses, timing, reasons for use, and history together.
Apple Health connection
With your permission, bring supported measurements into the same personal picture.
Calendar + reminders
Connect appointments, testing windows, follow-ups, and reminders so the plan does not get lost.
Documents that stay useful
Keep results, referrals, prescriptions, imaging, and PDFs organized by person and date.
Visit conversation capture
When lawful and everyone consents, record a clinician conversation and create a reviewable summary with next steps.
Profiles for people you support
Manage separate, clearly identified profiles for yourself, children, parents, or others you are legally authorized to help.
Care across a family
One app. Separate stories. The right context every time.
Create distinct profiles for the people whose health information you are authorized to manage. Keep each person’s records, results, protocol, conversations, and plans in the right place.
- ✓Know whose profile is active. Clear identity cues help prevent information from being saved to the wrong person.
- ✓Share deliberately. Choose viewer or editor access, then change or revoke it when needed.
- ✓Prepare with the whole story. Bring the right person’s accepted history and current information into the next conversation.
Managed profiles are for people you are legally authorized to support. Privacy and consent responsibilities still apply.
Switch profilePrivate by design
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JakeYour profile
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AlexManaged profile
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MomShared with you
›Built with the clinician loop intact
Personalized support. Clear boundaries.
Markers organizes health information and provides personalized informational support. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, emergency monitoring, or an official medical requisition.
Test choices, prescriptions, pharmacological interventions, supplements, and other treatment decisions should be reviewed with a qualified healthcare professional. AI can make mistakes.
Know what matters.
Build a health picture that is uniquely yours.
Personalized longevity, clearer progress, and better-prepared clinician conversations—in one place.
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