Care continues.
Records get scattered.
One story, many places
Lab results in PDFs, meals in photos, workouts in another app. Bringing those pieces together takes time during an appointment.
Changes are hard to retrace
Without records over time, comparing periods and recalling when a routine changed relies heavily on memory.
Daily life behind the results
Sleep, meals and habits add context to the conversation. When those details are scattered, part of the story can be lost.
Lab results and life
between appointments.
Test results and health records
Medical reports, vital signs, biomarkers and immunizations help patients bring their health history together.
Nutrition, supplements and movement
Recorded meals, current supplements, workouts and activities bring concrete examples of everyday life to the conversation.
Sleep, habits and emotional well-being
Personal records and data from compatible devices add context across different care journeys.
A history to bring to the appointment
Patients review their records, prepare questions and choose what to share. The pilot aims to develop that continuity together with doctors.
More context for the conversation. Room for your judgment.
- Mar 12 · Lab report added — document uploaded by the patient.
- Mar 28 · Lunch logged with a photo — patient entry.
- Apr 4 · Strength workout logged — activity reported by the patient.
- Apr 11 · Average sleep of 6h 20m this week — connected compatible device.
The digital twin brings together the context your patient records. Summaries and references help explore that history; interpreting it means checking the data and considering what has not been recorded.
Organization and context. Your clinical judgment.
- No diagnosis.
- No prescribing.
- No real-time monitoring.
- No replacement for an appointment.
TwinSelf is a wellness and information organization tool. It does not predict clinical events or provide emergency care. Records and summaries help prepare for the conversation; clinical assessment and decisions remain with the doctor.
From everyday records to the appointment.
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Your patient brings their history together
Test results, vital signs, food records, supplements, movement and emotional well-being help build the patient’s history over time.
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Records build continuity
Reviewing the history helps identify what was recorded in each period and which details need checking.
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The digital twin helps explore
Patients can ask questions about their records and organize what they want to discuss with their doctor.
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Your patient chooses what to share
The history is a starting point for appointment preparation. Sharing depends on the patient’s choices and the features available.
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You assess with more context
The information complements the conversation. History-taking, examination, interpretation and treatment decisions stay with you.
Your request registers your interest. The team will confirm availability and the demonstration format.
Help shape the experience for doctors.
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Tell us about your practice
Share your specialty and interests so we can understand whether the pilot is a fit for your practice.
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We agree on scope and terms
Participation depends on fit and availability. The team confirms features, duration and any costs before you join.
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Your experience informs what comes next
Once participation is confirmed, we agree on how you will use the platform and share feedback, respecting each patient’s consent and choices.
Who it is for
Doctors who value everyday context and want to explore ways to help patients prepare for more useful conversations.
What this request means
It is an expression of interest. It does not reserve a place, start a subscription or grant automatic access to patient data.
The pilot and the plans
Separate offers, clearly explained.
The doctors’ pilot has its own scope and terms to confirm. It is separate from TwinSelf’s individual plans. Clinical and Elite are in preparation, with waitlists and no confirmed launch date.
Compare TwinSelf plansRegister your interest.
Tell us about your specialty and what you would like to explore. Use only your professional details; do not include patient information.