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Upload your blood work, hormone panels, urine and stool tests, ultrasound and MRI reports. Gemut explains them as one picture, in plain words: what is linked to what, and what to do next.
Most lab ranges cover 95 out of 100 healthy people. That’s why they’re wide, and why a number near the edge still counts as normal.
Gemut also checks a narrower range from published studies. Glucose and triglycerides both sit just above it.
Noa is the AI in Gemut. It has read your report, so you can ask in your own words or start with a question it suggests.
Noa answers from your own numbers: each result with its status, then what it means and how they fit together. Keep scrolling and it writes the whole answer.
Gemut builds a plan for food, supplements and sleep from your results. It sells no supplements, so it has nothing to push.
Gemut shows your new test side by side with the last one. Your plan updates too.
Search one number online and every site says something different. Gemut explains every number in one place.
One report, read by your lab and by Gemut.
Every lab sends its own PDF, and nobody puts them side by side. Gemut lines up all your tests by date, so you see what changed. Scan reports go in the same place.
12 March from one lab, 21 May from another, in one history.
Each number gets a status, its range and a plain explanation.
Your lab doesn’t calculate these. Gemut does it from your results. Gemut age is free, the other three come with Plus.
Add an ultrasound, MRI, CT or ECG report. Gemut reads the doctor’s conclusion and links it to your blood results.
Noa starts from medical studies and guidelines.
Your numbers, your past tests and your answers to a few setup questions.
What in your body led to this number, in everyday words.
Every answer shows where it comes from, so you can check it.
Health data is the most personal data you have. Here is exactly what happens to it.
A chatbot answers what you paste in. Gemut reads the whole report, keeps every test and shows its sources.
Gemut works best next to your doctor. You walk into the appointment with your tests lined up and your questions ready.
Your first upload comes with every number explained and your Gemut age. Plus is for every test after that:
€9.99 a month or €99.99 a year in the eurozone · £9.99 or £99.99 in the UK. In other countries the App Store shows your local price. Plus renews until you cancel in Settings.
It shouldn’t. Each number gets one of four statuses: Optimal, Normal, Worth a look or Abnormal. Worth a look means it’s inside the lab range but outside the narrower one from studies. It’s a reason to ask your doctor, not a diagnosis.
No. Gemut explains what your results mean and what usually helps. A diagnosis and treatment come from your doctor. If something looks urgent, Noa tells you to see one.
No. Any recent blood test from any lab works, as a PDF or a photo of the printed results. Gemut reads every number on the report. With Plus you can also add urine and stool tests, and reports from ultrasound, MRI, CT, ECG, endoscopy or liver elastography. For those, Gemut reads the doctor’s conclusion.
Any recent blood test works, even a short one. If you plan a new one, ask your doctor which tests make sense for you.
Yes. Noa uses your results and medical research, and every answer shows its source so you can check it. Use its answers to learn, and talk to your doctor before you start a supplement or change any treatment.
On encrypted servers in Europe. We never sell your data, never share it without your consent and never use it to train AI models.
No. Gemut sells no supplements and no tests.
The app and your first upload. You see every number explained, with its range and where it comes from. You also get your Gemut age and one question a day. Plus costs $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year and starts with a 7-day free trial.
On your iPhone: Settings, then your name, then Subscriptions. Plus stays on until the end of the period you paid for.
Yes. The app has a demo with a full report on example results, so you can see how Gemut works before you sign up.
No. Mental mode helps you see how your body affects the way you feel. If you are in crisis, Noa points you to professional help.
Gemut is on iPhone only for now.
The app is in English, German, Russian and Ukrainian.
Upload the PDF or take a photo of the printed results. You’ll see where every number sits.
