Every lab and location, in one clear history that fenome reads and tracks over time. Your results stop being a pile of PDFs and start telling one story, in plain language, at your own pace.
A calm home for your own health data. Invite-only while we get it right.
Your bloodwork is scattered. A test at one lab, a check-up at another, a hospital panel from the year before. The results arrive as PDFs in your inbox, printouts in a drawer, a portal you have long since logged out of. Each one is a snapshot from a single day, read once and filed away.
So no one is holding the whole picture over time, least of all you. When you change clinic, city or country, the history rarely follows. You are left with a stack of numbers you cannot line up, in units and ranges that do not always match, with no easy way to see how any of it has actually moved.
The one person who should see your results over time is the one person who never gets to.
fenome is built to do one thing well: gather every blood test you have and turn it into a history you can read. Three simple steps.
Add every report you can find, from any lab or location. fenome reads each one, lines up the markers, sorts out the different units and ranges, and joins it all into one continuous history.
A deterministic engine, grounded in published lab science, works out each marker's status and whether it is holding steady, improving or drifting. It reads back to you in calm, plain words.
Each time you add a report, fenome shows what moved since last time, what stayed steady, and what is worth a word with your doctor. Calm by default, never an alarm.
The part that decides is not a chatbot. A deterministic engine computes every status and trend, so the same readings always give the same answer, traceable back to the science. AI is trusted with only two narrow jobs: reading your report, and putting the engine's result into warm, plain words. The engine decides, the AI only speaks.
And it compounds. The more of your own history you bring together, the sharper the picture of your own patterns becomes, so your results are read against you over time, not just a range built from strangers. Your history sharpens with every test you add.
A calm home for your own health data. You add the lab reports you already get from a blood test, and fenome turns them into something you can actually read and follow over time: each marker explained in plain language, tracked across every report you have, with a quiet sense of what is steady, what is moving, and what is worth raising with your doctor.
No, and it is built not to. fenome describes your own data and helps you understand it. It does not name conditions or tell you to change any treatment. When something is worth attention, its job is to point you gently toward your doctor, who is the right person to say what it means for you.
fenome aims to be a clear, trustworthy mirror of your own data, but it is a wellness and health-literacy tool, not a clinical measurement or a second opinion. The numbers come from your uploaded reports, so the picture is only as good as what you give it, and anything you would act on is always worth confirming with your doctor.
Today, fenome reads blood and lab test reports, as PDFs or clear photos, including the cumulative reports many labs produce, where it picks up your full history of dated readings. Scans and other test types are on the way. If you upload something it cannot read as a lab report, it tells you calmly and skips it, rather than guess.
Your health data is yours, and privacy is built in, not bolted on. Your reports and results are stored encrypted, in the United Kingdom and European region, and only you can reach them. You can delete your data, or your whole account, whenever you want, and it is removed. The full detail lives on our privacy page.
fenome is in an early, invite-only stage with a small group of friends and family while we get it right. If it sounds like something you would use, you can ask to join the waitlist below.
One clear history of your own biology, read back to you in plain language. Ask to join, and we will send an invite when a spot opens.