Feature Requests

we need to import the data into other platforms for analysis for a comprehensive individualized medicine approach. This could be combined with data from Viome, Apple Health, Mayo Clinic, Nebula Genomics or any other indivdualized medicine companies to really give insights into over all health.

it would be nice to get a chatgpt plug in or at least have the data from our sensors stored some where? How can we access previous data?

Feature request to show possible symptoms of being high/low on a given nutrient alongside results

It says my pH level is too high and that I'm "overhydrated" but all the recommendations are for how to reduce acidity and to drink more water

For example, it consistently tells me my magnesium is low or my B7 is high then it tells me in my food plan that I have 6 instances of grapefruit I can add. The app doesn't really get into how often I should eat these or what I should look out for if I do eat it, like will I feel less tired?

If it is possible to test b12 in urine, I would absolutely love that to be added!

add a “notes” section in the app to allow tracking of events which may relate to results. For example running 10 miles day before test or illness.

My biotin is too high, but the app is still offering me tips to increase biotin. What I need instead are tips to increase magnesium without also increasing biotin, for instance, a list of foods that will raise my magnesium but not my biotin.

Feature request to view results online as you do on the app.

Very nice UI but the urine sampling and phone scanning are very rough. (1) A urine collection container in the shape of test card would be the way to go so that the user does not have to guess at the even distribution of urine splashing around the substrate while counting. A small ziplock back works better than holding it under a stream (2) the app's ability to read a card with a couple dozen reference points that are only a handful of pixels is really, really rough. It is difficult to line that up with perfect lighting, but consider that for most users "first thing in the morning" will likely mean it is dark out, therefor using indoor top-down lighting, of which the phone will cast a shadow. For the price and unused space in the box a jig should be included for reading samples. I created one out of a cardboad box and an $8 diffused LED ring light from Amazon. Ideally, the camera template shouldn't even be there and the backend of the app should check for consistent lighting and contrast on area of interest on the user-submitted image with either a "pass" or "try again" with tips/guidelines to obtain a better image. If this is not possible for a while, the jig is the way to go. I'd suggest something plastic (cardboard is still difficult with the current tolerances) but here are some photos of what I made: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/a3o82iuorqjgh5e/AAACD59-Fab-6UvkDJ_Kvk7va?dl=0