Raag unifies your labs, wearables, records, and family history into one calm, AI-guided view - so you understand what's changing, and what to do about it.
Your LDL nudged up 4 points since August. That aligns with a lighter cardio week and higher saturated fat during travel. See the 3 records I used.
Built for the way people actually manage health - messy PDFs, five apps, family history you half-remember.
Ask anything about your records. Raag cites the exact reports and dates behind every answer.
Upload PDFs, scans, prescriptions. Auto-parsed, tagged, and made searchable in seconds.
Interactive trend charts with plain-language explanations you can actually understand.
Apple Health, Google Health Connect, Garmin, Fitbit, WHOOP, Oura - all synced.
Smart reminders, adherence history, and interaction warnings across everything you take.
Sleep, sweat, nutrition, blood markers - track outcomes, not just activity.
Link your wearables, upload past records, and share your family history in a guided onboarding.
Your labs, notes, and trends are parsed and unified into a single, private timeline.
A daily brief tells you what changed, what it likely means, and what to consider - with citations.
Encrypted at rest and in transit. Every record is isolated to you at the database level - not just hidden in the interface - so no other account can read it without your explicit, revocable permission. We never sell your data, never train third-party models on it, and you control export and deletion entirely.
Built around the principles of the world's major health-privacy frameworks - not a single-country product:
These links go to the official regulator/government source for each framework. We're not yet formally certified under any of them - that's a milestone we're building toward as Raag grows - but the engineering practices above (encryption, per-user isolation, consent controls, deletion rights) are the same ones those frameworks require, applied from day one rather than bolted on later.