Your labs, wearables, and daily habits, finally making sense together.
LifePrint lines up lab results, wearable trends, symptoms, and lifestyle inputs on one private timeline — so you can see what actually changed, and what may be worth measuring next.
Running a protocol? Peptide stacks, named blends, GLP-1s, and TRT get the same first-class record — a clean history of what happened before decisions are made with a qualified professional.
One record, every signal
Lab panels, wearable recovery, daily logs — and, if you run one, a mapped "KLOW" peptide blend — in one place.
Mapped components
Latest panel
March draw
Next action
Evening log
7-day consistency
6 of 7 logged
Protocol phase
Week 3 active
Signal preview
Recovery score lined up with completed logs
Sample data
LifePrint flagged a pattern between a missed log, lower recovery, and incomplete symptom notes. Review the record with a clinician or research lead before changing a protocol.
Sample data shown. Rewards depend on eligibility and opt-in, de-identified research contribution.
One timeline for your labs, wearables, and daily habits.
A lab result, a rough night of sleep, a symptom, and a dose stay connected on one dated record instead of scattered across portals, apps, and screenshots.
Signals across labs and wearables
Line up what you did with sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, energy, training notes, weight, recovery, subjective markers, and lab uploads.
Logs and reminders that replace notes
Record what happened, what was skipped, symptoms, side effects, site notes, and next actions without stitching together alarms and spreadsheets.
Your protocol, clearly organized
Track single peptides, GLP-1s, lifestyle inputs, or named blends like "KLOW" with mapped components, phases, and history.
Log the routine. LifePrint finds the pattern.
The record comes first: low-friction logging, reminders, and a history you can trust. The intelligence layer becomes useful only after the routine is consistently captured.
Bring in what you already have
Upload a lab panel, connect a wearable, and note the outcome you want to watch — plus any protocol you're running.
Keep the record going
Log sleep, symptoms, training, weight, new panels, and any doses or protocol changes on one timeline.
Find your signal
See what changed across recovery, sleep, labs, and subjective outcomes — with correlations shown as context, not medical advice.
Let research fund your labs
Stay consistent and opt in to research contribution, and you can qualify for funded lab panels as the funded-diagnostics program rolls out — targeted at 3-, 6-, and 12-month milestones.
Patterns to review, not prescriptions.
LifePrint lines up your lab results, sleep, recovery, symptoms, and training — plus dose timing and side effects if you’re running a protocol — on one timeline, then surfaces the overlaps worth a closer look. It detects patterns — it does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or tell you to change a dose.
Decisions stay with you and the people qualified to guide them: your clinician, coach, or research lead.
Ferritin came back lower than the last panel, and the same stretch shows shorter sleep, a drop in recovery, and two missed evening logs. LifePrint shows the overlap — what it means is a conversation for your clinician or research lead.
Sample insight for illustration. LifePrint surfaces correlations as context, not conclusions or medical advice.
Replace notes, spreadsheets, alarms, screenshots, and memory.
If you run peptides, a GLP-1, TRT, or a stack of supplements, none of the above changes — it just gets more to work with. LifePrint holds the clean record: what you ran, when it changed, what you felt, and what your labs and wearables showed around it.
Built for real protocols
Peptides and named blends
Map components, schedule windows, site notes, inventory, symptoms, and skipped logs without rebuilding a spreadsheet.
GLP-1 and TRT routines
Keep titration changes, injections, subjective notes, recovery, weight, and wearable signals in one dated record.
Supplements and lifestyle inputs
Capture the boring details that become useful later: sleep routines, sauna, training, nutrition, supplements, and recovery habits.
Labs and wearable context
Line up uploaded labs and synced wearables with the protocol changes that happened before the numbers moved.
Research by consent. Tracking without pressure.
Rewards only work if trust comes first. LifePrint separates everyday self-guided tracking from any research contribution, so the user decides when their data leaves the private record.
Clear boundaries
Private by default. Track fully without ever joining a research cohort.
Research contribution is opt-in — you choose, every time.
No peptide sourcing. No prescribing. No dose-change recommendations.
Use LifePrint records with your clinician, coach, or research lead.
LifePrint is a tracking and analysis tool. It is not medical advice and does not replace a licensed clinician.
The tracker that can reward consistency.
Most trackers stop at reminders and charts. LifePrint is building a research rewards layer on top of the record: eligible members who stay consistent and opt in to de-identified research contribution may unlock funded diagnostics and protocol-support rewards.
The model: research partners fund clinical-grade biomarker panels — a progression that retails for roughly $1,400–$3,000 across 12 months — because consented, de-identified records of real protocols are genuinely valuable. The first funded panels ship as those research partnerships come online. You get the labs, researchers get evidence, you keep the choice — and you can track forever without ever opting in.
Readiness snapshot
Protocol consistency score
7-day consistency
6 of 7 logged
30-day history
2 missed logs
Lab readiness
Building
Reward eligibility
In review
Example readiness states are product illustrations, not guarantees of diagnostics, rewards, or clinical outcomes. Rewards recognize consistent tracking and consented, de-identified research contribution — never the use of any compound.
Find Your Signal
Connect what you did with how your body responded across labs, wearables, symptoms, recovery markers, and any protocol logs.
Private by Default
Your protocol record is private by default. Join de-identified research pools only when you choose to contribute.
Funded Diagnostics
Self-Guided tracking is the starting point. As the program rolls out, eligible Research Cohort members receive funded biomarker panels in exchange for de-identified longitudinal data.
Cutting-edge health understanding shouldn’t be priced like a luxury.
Advanced diagnostics are usually paid out of pocket — or skipped. LifePrint is built to flip that model: research teams fund member lab panels in exchange for consented, de-identified evidence, so the people generating the data share in the value it creates. Your data working for science should never cost you your money or your privacy.
Three ways in. Pick the one that fits.
Start free, upgrade when your tracking gets complex, or apply to the Research Cohort — funded clinical-grade panels in exchange for de-identified data sharing, as the program rolls out.
Self-Guided
The full intelligence engine on your private data. Track wearables, log protocols, read your correlations.
- Wearable sync (Oura, Whoop, Apple Health)
- Protocol & supplement logging
- N-of-1 correlation engine
- Data export & ownership
Plus
The full intelligence layer plus advanced tooling for self-experimenters running complex protocol stacks. Free while you’re active in the Research Cohort.
- Multi-protocol planner
- A/B testing harness
- Lab upload analyzer
- Unlimited wearables
- Advanced export
- Family accounts
Research Cohort
Funded clinical-grade biomarker panels in exchange for de-identified longitudinal data shared with vetted research partners — rolling out as those partnerships come online.
- Funded clinical-grade biomarker panels
- PhenoAge biological-age tracking on funded labs
- DunedinPACE pace-of-aging test at 12 months
- Everything in Plus, free while you're active
See exactly what each tier includes.
Plus adds advanced experimentation tooling on top of everything in Self-Guided. Research Cohort adds funded clinical panels (rolling out as research partnerships come online) and includes the Plus layer at no charge while you’re active.
Plus target launch pricing is $39/mo or $390/yr (2 months free). Plus is included at no charge while a member is active in the Research Cohort. Funded panel value range derived from current public retail pricing for the constituent tests (Quest, Labcorp, Function Health, TruDiagnostic, Viome).
Start with a record that makes sense.
Put your labs, wearables, and daily notes in one private place first — then apply for funded diagnostics when your record is consistent enough for opt-in research review.