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BUILDING YOUR PERSONAL AI HEALTH TEAM

A health team.
Built around
you.

Your history. Your ambitions. Your actual life.
AI agents that research your goals, help shape a plan, and learn what works for you.

Step inside the app Interactive vision
Fictional data. Real possibilities.
MORE THAN THE NUMBER. THE PERSON BEHIND IT.Meet a different kind of health app

YOU SHOULDN’T NEED TO BE YOUR OWN RESEARCH TEAM.

You have the data.
You have the questions.
Let’s connect the two.

Your ring sees a short night. Your notes hold the hard day.
Your goals tell us why any of it matters.
Rounds is being built to bring it all into one conversation.

TWO LIVES. ONE TEAM THAT LEARNS THE DIFFERENCE.

A goal you can
see yourself in.

Fictional people and progress · explore the future product vision

MORE OF YOUR WORLD. ONE SHARED PICTURE.

Your ring. Your room.
Your real life.

The vision: bring your smart devices and health apps into one conversation. Your goals tell the team which signals matter—and what to do with what it learns.

CONNECTIONS VISION · EXPANDING BEYOND THE PROTOTYPE
WHAT CONNECTING THE DOTS COULD LOOK LIKE

A wearable notices a restless night. Room readings add environmental context. Your voice note explains the late meeting. The team brings them back to one question: what would help your mornings?

See the plan evolve

Built so far The underlying prototype uses Oura and Apple Health inputs, plus everyday logs. This demo uses invented data.

Where we’re going Broader wearable, smart-scale, thermostat and home-monitor connections are planned. Support depends on the device, available data and your permission.

You choose the context Scale data stays optional. Room readings and thermostat settings are distinct. This demo connects to or controls no device.

01 / A LITTLE MORE SCIENCE. A LOT LESS GUESSWORK.

Every goal gets
its own research team.

Not just “sleep better.” What does better mean for you?
The vision: agents review the literature for your goals and conditions, turn it into a practical proposal, and define how to tell whether it helps.

MEET MAYA · AN INVENTED EXAMPLE

“I want to make it
to the coast.
With my friends.”

34. PCOS. Episodic migraine. Ongoing clinical care. Loves walking, dislikes gyms. Her goal is an 8 km coast path—not a number on the scale.

Her historyHer preferencesHer destination
Meet the whole person ↗
MOVEMENT AGENTA research brief for Maya
01

What kind of activity fits her PCOS, preferences and hiking goal?

INTERNATIONAL PCOS GUIDELINE · 2023Start with what she can sustain.

Personal preferences and goals matter. The evidence does not establish one best exercise type for PCOS.

Read the source ↗
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What that means hereKeep the walking goal she chose. Discuss an appropriate progression. Measure distance, effort and next-day function together.

Open her research brief ↗An illustrative synthesis of guidance, not an individualized prescription or a completed systematic review.
01

Research

Relevant literature.
Sources and limits, visible.

02

Make a plan

Your conditions, goals
and real-life constraints.

03

Measure what matters

How you feel and function.
Not only a wearable score.

04

Learn & adapt

Keep what fits.
Question what doesn’t.

Medical expertise belongs in the loop. The planned workflow includes qualified clinician review, with a visible record of what was checked. This demo has not been medically reviewed.

02 / BECAUSE YOU’RE A PERSON, NOT A STREAK.

The plan meets
the day you had.

A condition is context. So is a difficult conversation, a missed lunch, or simply not feeling up to it.

The future team connects those pieces before proposing a next step. You still have the final say.

Tell the team what happened ↗
≋   MAYA’S VOICE NOTE · FICTIONAL
“I had a horrible fight with my best friend. I barely slept, skipped lunch, and don’t feel like working out.”
00:12 · The context no wearable has.
YOUR CHIEF CONNECTS THE PICTURE

“Your hike still matters.
Today can look different.”

Adapt the evening. Keep the longer-term goal.
No automatic catch-up workout tomorrow.

Health historyHer goalReal life

03 / THE POINT IS THE LIFE AROUND IT.

A better question
than “did you
hit your score?”

Did the walk leave energy for the next day? Did lunch fit a busy afternoon? Are mornings actually getting easier?

Choose the measures before claiming a win. Keep the gaps, the context, and the open questions in view.

Explore how the team measures progress ↗
Pixel-art mountains and a blue lake
WEEK 10 · AN INVENTED FUTURE

She made
the memory.

8 km. Her friends. The coast.

Walk through her milestones →
A fictional story, not a customer outcome.

04 / THE QUESTIONS YOU DIDN’T THINK TO ASK.

You didn’t ask.
Your team noticed.

A sauna visit. A quieter evening. A change in your wearable data. The vision is a team that automatically spots possible connections—and investigates them.

It checks the context and the literature, proposes a test for you to review, and uses what it learns to adapt your goal’s plan. Even when that means letting a hunch go.

Follow a discovery Future capability · entirely fictional example
YOUR TEAM NOTICEDCould sauna be part of the picture?
+9.5 ms

higher next-night HRV
after logged sauna evenings

After sauna63.5 ms
No sauna54.0 ms

8 vs 12 observed nights · 2 missing · fictional data

“But what else was different?”Weekends, sleep and training could also explain part of the gap. Let’s check.

☾
CONNECTED TO HER GOALEasier mornings → an evolving sleep plan
↗
Notice→Check→Test→Learn

An association to investigate. No cause or health benefit established.

FIVE PERSPECTIVES. ONE SHARED PICTURE.

Meet the team.
They’re on your side.

Sleep, nutrition, movement and vitals—with a chief to connect their thinking. A little AI team, with room for your whole life.

Visit their rooms

A CLEAR PICTURE OF WHERE WE ARE

What works today, and what’s a vision?

The underlying prototype brings together wearable and Apple Health data, food and voice logging, specialist reports and daily briefings. This website uses fictional data throughout. Goal-specific research workflows, adaptive plans, personal experiments, research updates and clinician handoff are the product vision shown here.

Explore the current-prototype sample ↗
How does research—and medical review—fit in?

The vision is a research brief for each goal: the question, relevant sources, applicability, a proposed plan, chosen measures and a review. The demo links real guidance but is a scripted illustration, not a live literature search or exhaustive review. Qualified clinician review is planned. No demo plan has been medically reviewed.

Is this a doctor, or a replacement for care?

No. Rounds is being built to help people organize context, understand evidence and prepare better questions. The AI team is not a team of clinicians. Diagnosis, treatment and changes to medical care belong with qualified professionals.

YOUR WHOLE PICTURE. FINALLY IN THE SAME PLACE.

More understood.
More room for life.

Meet your future health team ↗

Explore the interactive app vision.