Apps for Longevity Clinics
Member apps that bring the tests a longevity clinic runs into one place: blood panels, body composition, fitness tests, and wearable data, with your doctors deciding what members see. I built Health3, my own lab-results app, and bring that experience to your clinic.

Health3
My own app that turns lab reports into structured results and trends over time.
Explore the projectThe work
What I can help with.
- One member timeline for every test result
- Lab report import, from PDF to structured values
- Trends over time with the reference ranges you use
- Doctor review before results reach the member
- A clinic console for doctors and staff, with roles and an audit log
- Apple Health and Health Connect data, with the member's permission
- Protocols and re-test reminders
- Memberships and member-only content
The items here describe my capabilities. Your written scope confirms exactly which are included in your project.
From lab PDFs to trends
Health3 reads lab reports, matches each value to a biomarker, and shows how it changes over time. Your app can import the reports your labs already send, and your team checks the result before members see it.
Scores scoped early
Health scores and risk estimates can make an app a medical device under Swiss and EU rules. We decide early what the app calculates and how your doctors stay in control, so the first version stays within clear limits.
Member data in Switzerland
Member data stays in your own accounts, stored in Zurich, with access by role and a log of who viewed health data. I work as your processor under a data processing agreement; your legal advisers handle compliance sign-off.
For your technical team
Tools I use for this kind of work: Flutter, Supabase (Zurich region), PostgreSQL, Row Level Security, AWS Textract, Amazon Bedrock, Apple HealthKit, Android Health Connect, Audit logging. I choose the final stack around your existing systems, requirements, and future maintenance.
Let's talk about your project.
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