Our science

No black boxes. No made-up scores.

Every number in ExaHealth can be traced to a published model, a recognized clinical guideline, or your own baseline — and the app shows you which.

140+

Biomarkers analyzed

14

Health dimensions

50+

Clinical studies referenced

22

Medical guidelines integrated

Biomarker breakdown with range sliders and guideline-based severity

Methodology

From raw report to Health Score, in five steps

01

Collect

Lab reports, wearable vitals and medical imaging — gathered from photos, WhatsApp, Gmail, Apple Health and ABDM.

02

Analyze

Every value is mapped to evidence-based reference ranges from peer-reviewed studies and clinical guidelines.

03

Personalize

Ranges adjust for your age, sex, and life stage — pregnancy, menopause, senior health, chronic conditions.

04

Score

Each dimension is scored with clinically weighted markers — the most significant markers count the most.

05

Guide

Clear insights on what’s working and what needs attention — to discuss with your doctor, never to replace them.

The reasoning engine

Not a filing cabinet — a reasoning engine

It captures everything, reasons across your conditions, grades every finding and tells you what to monitor next — then hands you a report your doctor can read in a minute.

Records hub with every family member’s labs, prescriptions, vitals and reports filed together

Captures everything

Every lab, vital, medicine and scan — one timeline

Lab reports, vital signs, medications, prescriptions and imaging are read and filed automatically — for you and every family member — so nothing is stranded in a WhatsApp thread or a drawer. No typing, no data entry.

  • Labs · vitals · medications · imaging · wearables
  • Auto-filed to the right family member
  • Every value kept as a datapoint over time
One unified record
A condition page showing what it is based on, affected systems, related conditions and a monitoring plan

Multi-condition reasoning

It manages conditions together — not in silos

Conditions are added from your medications, lab results and imaging, then reasoned about as a whole. High blood pressure on its own is a different picture once blood sugar joins it — so ExaHealth surfaces the related conditions to watch for, and marks the ones you’ve brought under control as Managed.

  • Added from medications, labs & imaging
  • Comorbidities analysed together, not one by one
  • Related conditions to watch — and “Managed” ones flagged
Reasons across your whole record
Notable results listing a critical 75% coronary stenosis, low iron and elevated LDL with guidance

Severity engine

Every finding graded — even from a scan

From a bloodwork flag to a 75% coronary stenosis inside an angiography report, each value is classified critical → normal against curated ranges. When it can’t classify a value safely, it says “no assessment” instead of guessing.

  • Critical · high · borderline · normal tiers
  • Labs, vitals and imaging findings
  • Fails closed — honesty over coverage
WHO · AHA · ICMR · KDIGO ranges
Health Monitoring screen showing tests to monitor per condition, overdue flags and single blood-draw batching

Proactive monitoring

It tells you what to check next, and why

For every condition, ExaHealth knows which further tests and vitals to monitor and on what cadence — flagging what’s overdue to the day and grouping tests that can be drawn together. Proactive and guideline-based, not reactive.

  • The exact tests & vitals to monitor per condition
  • Overdue flagged to the day
  • Batched into a single blood draw
Guideline-based screening intervals
Blood Sugar & Fat Balance estimate (TyG index) with its drivers and trend, part of a panel of health estimates

A panel of estimates

Not one score — a panel of validated estimates

From the same labs, ExaHealth computes a set of science-backed estimates — each on a published research model, adjusted for your age, sex and conditions, with the exact markers driving it shown. Educational, never a diagnosis.

  • Blood Sugar & Fat Balance — TyG insulin-resistance index
  • Metabolic Syndrome — clustered cardiometabolic risk
  • Liver Scarring Risk — FIB-4 fibrosis estimate
  • Biological Age — PhenoAge over your bloodwork
Published models · your own labs
Consolidated doctor-visit report with vitals, conditions, trended labs, imaging findings, medications and questions to ask

Walk in prepared

One report your doctor can read in a minute

Everything the engine knows — captured, connected and consolidated onto one page you can print or share. So the few minutes you get with your doctor go to decisions, not to digging through old files.

  • Lifestyle, vitals & the 30-day picture
  • Active & Managed conditions
  • Every abnormal lab, trended over dates
  • Imaging & ECG findings
  • Current medications & schedule
  • Questions to ask — generated for you
  • A guideline-based recommended care schedule
  • Printable PDF · shareable link

14 health dimensions

Every dimension, sourced

Each score is built from named markers and named guidelines — here's exactly what feeds what.

Heart Health

ACC/AHA 2018 · Framingham

LDL, HDL, ApoB, Lp(a), hs-CRP, BP, HRV

Metabolism

ADA 2024 · WHO

Glucose, HbA1c, Insulin, HOMA-IR

Liver Health

AASLD 2023 · FIB-4

ALT, AST, GGT, Bilirubin, Albumin

Kidney Function

KDIGO 2024 · CKD-EPI

Creatinine, eGFR, BUN, ACR

Thyroid

ATA 2016 · Endocrine Society

TSH, Free T4/T3, TPO Ab, TIRADs

Bone Health

FRAX® · NOF

Vitamin D, Calcium, PTH, DEXA

Blood Health

WHO Anemia · CDC

Hemoglobin, RBC, WBC, Platelets, SpO2

Inflammation

AHA/CDC CRP 2003

hs-CRP, ESR, IL-6, Ferritin, NLR

Hormones

Endocrine Society 2018 · AACE

Testosterone, Cortisol, Estradiol, FSH/LH

Nutrition

ICMR-NIN RDA 2020 · WHO

B12, Iron, Ferritin, Folate, Vitamin D

Brain & Cognition

AAN Practice Guidelines

Homocysteine, HRV, B12, REM sleep

Sleep Quality

AASM 2017

Duration, Deep/REM %, HRV, Cortisol

Fitness

ACSM Guidelines

Resting HR, HRV, VO2 Max, CK

Gut Health

ACG 2024 · ECCO

Calprotectin, H. Pylori, Amylase, Lipase

Every one of these markers has a plain-English guide. Explore the reference library →

Vitals & wearables

The same rigor for your live signals

Heart-rate variability, sleep, stress and recovery — computed with research-grade methods, from your watch or your phone camera.

Readiness screen with an RMSSD reading, signal-quality score and drivers

Readiness

RMSSD-based recovery with a signal-quality (SQI) score and drift from your own baseline — not a mystery number.

Sleep score with recovery and a full stage hypnogram

Sleep

Score, recovery and Deep/Core/REM/Awake stages read from a full hypnogram.

Stress and load screen with the day’s heart rate by state

Stress & load

Autonomic strain via the Baevsky Stress Index, indexed to your 7-day baseline.

Measuring heart-rate variability with the phone camera

Camera HRV

Measure HRV straight from your phone camera when you don’t have a wearable.

…and every other vital, against your baseline

Blood pressure
Resting HR
SpO₂
Respiratory rate
Temperature
Weight & body comp
Activity & steps

Published models

Built on research, shown working

HRV, the real way

RMSSD, SDNN, pNN50 and frequency-domain power (VLF/LF/HF) — the same metrics used in autonomic research, not a made-up wellness index.

Baevsky Stress Index

Our stress score is built on a validated measure of autonomic strain used in clinical and aerospace medicine for decades.

Biological age (PhenoAge)

Your biological-age estimate uses the published PhenoAge model over your actual blood biomarkers — every contributing marker shown.

Fail-closed severity

If we can’t classify a value safely — unknown unit, missing range — we say “no assessment” instead of guessing. Honesty over coverage.

World Health Organization logoWHOWorld Health Organization
American Heart Association logoAHAAmerican Heart Association
American Diabetes Association logoADAAmerican Diabetes Association
Indian Council of Medical Research logoICMRIndian Council of Medical Research
Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes logoKDIGOKidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes
American Thyroid Association logoATAAmerican Thyroid Association

Personalization

“Normal” depends on who you are

Reference ranges shift with life stage and conditions — ExaHealth adjusts instead of pretending one range fits all.

Pregnancy

Trimester-specific ranges — blood volume, hormones, glucose tolerance.

Menopause

Adjusted ranges for hormonal transition, cardiovascular risk, bone density.

Senior health

Age-appropriate ranges, kidney function and cognitive markers.

Thyroid conditions

Condition-specific TSH targets and related marker adjustments.

Diabetes care

HbA1c targets, kidney surveillance, cardiovascular protection.

Heart conditions

Intensified lipid targets, BP goals and inflammation monitoring.

For clinicians

Built to be shown to your doctor

Guideline-aligned

Reference ranges from ACC/AHA, ADA, KDIGO, ATA, ICMR and other authoritative sources.

Evidence-based

Severity classifications derived from meta-analyses and large cohort studies.

Longitudinal tracking

Trends over time reveal patterns and treatment responses, not just snapshots.

Comprehensive view

Labs, vitals and imaging unified in one shareable picture of the patient.

ExaHealth is educational. It explains, tracks and prepares — it does not diagnose, treat or prescribe. Scores and insights are decision-support for conversations with your healthcare provider, never a substitute for them. See our editorial & medical-review standards.

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