Pick what you're working on.
Blood sugar, sleep, movement, symptoms — or optional reproductive health goals like PMOS, endometriosis, fibroids, or pelvic floor. Seer holds the goal and tunes every screen around it.
Pick a goal first. Everything else — what you log, what Seer notices, what it suggests, what you try — flows from it. A calm, repeatable rhythm: log, read, suggest, experiment.
Blood sugar, sleep, movement, symptoms — or optional reproductive health goals like PMOS, endometriosis, fibroids, or pelvic floor. Seer holds the goal and tunes every screen around it.
Meals, glucose, sleep, walks, mood, symptoms — by tap, voice, photo, or barcode. Upload a lab report or visit summary from Capture. Auto-syncs from Apple Health and Google Health. Ask Siri on iOS when your hands are full.
Seer watches your last 7–14 days for what's helping and what's drifting — late dinners, missed walks, glucose after carb-heavy lunches — all read against the goal you set.
Seer suggests one specific move tied to your goal, with the data behind it. Turn it into a 5- or 7-day experiment with day-by-day check-ins — and a clear verdict: helped, no effect, or worth another look.
Log any way you want — type, voice, photo, or auto-sync from Apple Health or Google Health. Optional reproductive health — life stages, condition goals (PMOS formerly PCOS, endometriosis, fibroids, pelvic floor, PMS, bone & heart), medication status, and screening reminders — fits the same loop. Then let Seer surface patterns, show your weekly signal coverage, and help you decide what to try next.
Seer Score tracks your learning progress toward your goal. Each day you log, the picture sharpens — and you see exactly what one more log would unlock.
Type it, say it, or photograph it. Upload a lab report or visit summary from Capture. Log meds as planned, late, missed, or skipped. Barcode scanning for packaged foods. Auto-synced from Apple Health or Google Health. Ask Siri on iOS — hands free.
Ask about glucose Mondays, pelvic pain and sleep, or a lab value from a record you uploaded — grounded in your logs and confirmed documents, with citations. Not medical advice. Seer reports what’s on the record; it does not diagnose or interpret findings.
Your week in Seer summarizes patterns from the past 7 days — including Clear-tier cards tagged to goals like PMOS or pelvic floor when the signal is strong enough. Zoom out to 30D, 12W, or 1Y to spot what's shifting.
What If lets you flip habits on to see projected impact before you commit. When you're ready, turn it into a 7-day experiment — and get a clear verdict from your own data.
Health data is scattered across EMRs, labs, niche clinic software, meal apps, and wearables that don’t talk to each other. Upload a lab report or visit summary, review what Seer extracted, and keep it next to the movement, meals, sleep, and symptoms you already log — so Insights and Ask Seer can work from the same picture.
EMRs, labs, niche clinic software, meal apps, and wearables rarely talk to each other. Uploading a report puts that piece next to the rest of your day.
Seer extracts structured fields from a photo or file. You review them before they are kept. Document reading is an early feature and may make mistakes.
Confirmed records show up in Documents and Clinical Summary, and can inform Insights and Ask Seer. Seer reports what’s on the record; it does not diagnose or interpret findings.
From Capture
Family health is a team effort. Seer Connections lets you support the people you care for — a child, a parent, a co-caregiver — with clear consent, category-level sharing, and the freedom to change your mind. Nothing is locked in.
A child or aging parent may not have their own Seer account. Create a profile you manage, log on their behalf, and keep their data scoped to that profile — separate from yours.
Two adult accounts can share read-only access to specific categories of health data — for example, checking in on a parent. Pick the categories, and revoke anytime.
Invite another caregiver to log and update a managed child’s profile with you. Suspend or reinstate access yourself if things change, and get notified when access does.
You stay in control
Seer helps families coordinate care in-app. It does not verify custody or legal guardianship — access is based on who you invite and what you choose to share.
Optional, privacy-first reproductive health sits alongside blood sugar, sleep, and movement. Log symptoms and treatments, see goal-scoped Insights, ask Seer about your own patterns, and keep preventive screenings on a calendar you control. Wellness education only — not diagnosis or treatment.
Periods, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, or peri/post-menopause. Stage-aware goals turn on with your life stage; you can hide anything that isn’t relevant.
Took as planned, late, missed, or skipped — with optional linking to an active course so adherence stays connected to what you’re taking.
Track cervical and breast screenings (and general exams) with next-due dates, local reminders, and guideline citations. Intervals are general reference — confirm timing with your clinician.
Stage-independent goals (PMOS, endometriosis, fibroids, pelvic floor) stay with you across life stages. PMS, bone health, and cardiovascular tracking can be added when they matter — Insights and Suggestions stay tagged to the goal they support.
Seer does not diagnose conditions, interpret labs clinically, or recommend treatment. Talk with your clinician about care decisions.
Most apps make you do the math. Seer holds the goal — blood sugar, movement, sleep, symptoms, cycle health, PMOS, endometriosis, fibroids, pelvic floor, weight — and asks every screen the same question: "Is this helping it?"
Not ready to commit? Use What If to flip habits on and see projected impact first. When you're ready, turn it into a structured 7-day experiment — with day-by-day check-ins and a clear verdict at the end.
Tracking matters, but only if it leads somewhere. Seer is designed as a loop: pick a goal, log what matters, surface patterns, suggest a next step, and test whether it helped.
Goals sit on top of the product as labels or filters. The app mostly stays the same underneath.
Goals shape the product. What Seer asks you to log, what it surfaces, and what it suggests all change based on what you are working on.
Tracking is the end product: more entries, more charts, more data to manage.
Tracking is the input. Seer only asks for the signals that help explain progress toward the goal you chose.
Insights often read like isolated observations, interesting but hard to act on.
Insights are goal-linked. Seer connects patterns back to the outcome you care about and shows the window of data behind them.
Suggestions can feel generic or detached from your own history.
Suggestions are specific to your week. Each one is tied to a visible pattern and framed as the next reasonable move.
Advice is easy to read and easy to forget.
Seer turns advice into a structured test: one change, a few days of follow-through, then a verdict based on your own data.
Progress is often reduced to streaks, scores, or perfect logging.
Progress is whether something actually helped. Seer measures movement against the goal, not just app activity.
The user is left to connect the dots between data, insights, and behavior change.
The loop is built in: goal to track to insight to suggestion to experiment.
Every goal below is available in Seer. Choose what you're working on — Today's loop, Insights, Suggestions, and experiments retune around it. Reproductive health goals are opt-in and never assumed.
Meals, glucose, movement, sleep, and stress patterns you log — for pre-diabetes, T2, and post-meal energy.
Food, movement, sleep, and alcohol tags from your check-ins — progress without vanity scores.
Meal tags, timing, alcohol, caffeine, and energy — patterns across meals, not calorie obsession.
Movement, meds, meals, sleep, stress, and substances in one goal-scoped loop.
Activity, meds, meals, sleep, stress, and glucose context tagged to heart health.
Movement, meds, sleep, mood, stress, and substances — flares connected back to your day.
Structured movement plus recovery signals (sleep, stress, mood) for a real schedule.
Mood, stress, sleep, movement, and routines that affect wellbeing.
Smoking logs plus stress, sleep, and triggers you tag.
Stress, mood, sleep, movement, and habits that amplify calm.
Alcohol logs, sleep, mood, and stress patterns around drinking.
Oxygen levels, sputum, symptoms, medications, movement, and breathing triggers.
Substance use logs, alcohol, smoking, mood, stress, and sleep patterns.
Stage-suggested goals turn on with your life stage; PMOS, endometriosis, fibroids, and pelvic floor can be added anytime. Wellness education only — not diagnosis or treatment.
Track period start and flow when it is relevant to your stage.
Stage-filtered symptom check-ins on the daily log.
See how cycle phase lines up with sleep, illness, and productivity.
Optional ovulation tests, BBT, and cervical mucus logs.
Basic fertile-window awareness — not clinical-grade prediction.
Light check-ins for vitamins, alcohol, and caffeine habits.
Week/trimester check-ins. Talk with your provider about targets.
Self-awareness symptom logging — not a diagnostic screen.
Recovery and sleep-trend check-ins. Defer medical targets to your provider.
One-time toggle when your cycle returns — self-selected, never inferred.
Track DEXA, calcium/vitamin D habits, and weight-bearing movement across the menopause transition.
Blood pressure, lipids, resting heart rate, movement, and smoking — talk with your provider.
Continue symptom check-ins after menopause if they persist.
Track PMOS (formerly known as PCOS) symptoms and labs alongside any life stage — not diagnosis or treatment.
About PMOS in Seer →Track pelvic pain timing and related symptoms alongside any life stage.
Track heavy bleeding and related symptoms alongside any life stage.
Track bladder control and pelvic floor symptoms alongside any life stage.
See which symptoms cluster before your period.
No. Seer works with manual finger-stick logs, periodic readings from a meter, or with CGM data imported from Apple Health. The product is designed to be useful with a few logs a week — not just for people streaming data 24/7.
Notes hold the words. Seer connects them across time — what you ate, when you walked, how the symptom landed three hours later — and surfaces patterns plus a small set of opinionated next steps tied to your goals.
Those are tracking tools. Seer is a behavior-change loop on top of tracking: logs feed insights, insights become a single suggestion, and suggestions become a one-week test. Tracking is the input, not the output.
Yes. Seer is designed for real life — gaps are expected. The model degrades gracefully, the "forming" bar shows you what would unlock more, and there's never a missed-streak penalty.
Yes. Seer syncs automatically from Apple Health on iOS and Google Health on Android. Steps, activity, sleep, heart rate, and more flow in without manual logging. You can manage which sources are connected from Settings → Connected devices.
Yes, on iOS. Just say "Hey Siri, log a 15-minute walk in Seer" — no setup needed. Great for hands-free logging when you're mid-workout or cooking. Google Assistant support on Android is coming soon.
Ask Seer is an AI chat grounded in your logged data and confirmed documents you upload. You can ask things like "why are my readings higher on Mondays?" and it will connect dots across your meals, activity, sleep, and other logs. Seer reports facts from those records; it does not diagnose or interpret findings. It is not a medical device and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
Yes — optionally. Opt into a life stage (menstrual cycles, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, or peri/post-menopause), add condition goals such as PMOS (formerly PCOS), endometriosis, fibroids, pelvic floor, or PMS, log medications with status (as planned / late / missed / skipped), and track preventive screenings with next-due dates and guideline citations. Skip any of it if it isn't relevant.
Yes. You can add PMOS management (formerly known as PCOS) alongside any life stage, plus endometriosis, fibroids, pelvic floor, PMS patterns, and optional bone or cardiovascular tracking. Seer helps you log related symptoms, review labs you choose to upload, and see goal-scoped pattern insights. It does not diagnose or treat conditions — talk with your clinician about care decisions.
Yes. Track cervical and breast screenings (and general exams like dental) with next-due dates, optional local reminders, and source citations such as USPSTF. Reminder intervals are general reference guidelines — confirm timing with your clinician. Reminders stay on your device.
Yes. You can opt into a PMOS management goal alongside any life stage. Seer helps you log related symptoms, review labs you choose to upload (such as testosterone, fasting insulin, LH/FSH ratio, A1C, and SHBG), and see pattern insights grounded in your own data. It does not diagnose or treat PMOS — talk with your clinician about care decisions.
Yes. From Capture, upload a lab report or visit summary. You review extracted details before saving. Document reading is an early feature and may make mistakes. Confirmed records appear in Documents and Clinical Summary, and can be referenced in Insights and Ask Seer. Seer reports facts from the record; it does not diagnose, interpret, or replace your clinician.
HIPAA is the law that protects your health records when they come from a doctor's office, hospital, or insurance company. Since you're uploading your own records directly, just for your own personal use, that particular law doesn't apply to Seer the way it applies to them. That doesn't mean we take any less care with your information — it's kept secure both when it's stored and when it's sent, we never sell it, and you decide what stays and what goes. The full explanation is in our privacy policy.
No. We do not sell your data, and we do not use your individual logs to train third-party models. Your logs live in your private Seer Cloud account, protected in transit and at rest, and are used only to power your own tracking and insights. Uploaded lab reports and visit notes follow the same rule: they are never sold. Aggregate, opt-in research is always disclosed and switchable in settings.
Connections helps families share health support in Seer: managed profiles for dependents who don't have their own login, grants so two adult accounts can share read-only access to categories you choose, and co-parenting so two caregivers can write to one child's managed profile. Sharing starts with consent, stays granular, and can be revoked or suspended anytime. Seer does not verify custody or legal guardianship.
Yes. Grants can be revoked whenever you want. Co-parent access can be suspended and reinstated by the caregivers who manage that child's profile. Access changes are clear to the people involved — nothing is permanent or locked in.
Seer handles sensitive health-related information — food, glucose, medications, sleep, movement, lab reports and visit notes you choose to upload, and what you choose to log. We treat that responsibility plainly and seriously.
Lab reports and visit notes you upload are kept secure in storage and transit, never sold, and you decide what stays. HIPAA does not apply to Seer the way it applies to a doctor's office, hospital, or insurer — read why in the privacy policy.
Seer is a daily companion, not a clinical tool — and we want you to know exactly where the line is, and how your data is treated.
Your logs are stored securely in Seer Cloud so they stay available across your devices. We protect data in transit and at rest, and we keep account controls simple.
Delete logged data or your whole account from the app. Confirmed medical documents follow the same account-level controls. A one-tap data export is in progress — until then, contact us for a copy. We never sell your data.
Every insight links to the rule that produced it. No black-box "AI says." We show the window, the threshold, and the count of days behind it.
Seer doesn't diagnose, treat, or replace your clinician. It helps you see your own patterns and bring better questions to the people who can.