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Look after your health with the support of a personal AI assistant

Your data, your biomarker trends and questions about how you feel — in one digital ecosystem that helps you pay attention to your health every day.

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I've been feeling dizzy in the mornings for a few weeks now. What should I do?

  1. Went through a year of blood tests
  2. Read a month of your health diary
  3. Checked your diet and fluid intake
Ferritin

This may be due to low ferritin. This blood protein reflects how much iron your body has in reserve, and your tests show it has been falling for six months. This month you often noted getting tired quickly, which is also a sign of low iron, and your diet hasn't included meat or other sources of iron for a while.

Tell me, do your hands and feet often feel cold, and have your nails become brittle?

Examples of how people use Oreol

  1. Understand your doctor's report

    Take a photo of the report. Lum puts the terms into plain language and explains what they mean.

  2. Make sense of your test results

    Upload a form or take a photo of it: Oreol reads the values automatically and compares them with your range.

  3. Follow the trends

    All your results in one place, as clear charts. Lum points it out when a value nears the edge of its range.

  4. Prepare for your appointment

    Your summary for the doctor is put together automatically: medicines, supplements and trends in your values. Download it as a PDF.

Your whole health picture in one app

Test results, scan and exam findings, doctors' reports and diary entries. Oreol keeps all of it, so you never have to tell your story from scratch.

  1. 116g/L

    Haemoglobin · blood testbelow rangein range

  2. 142/90mmHg

    Blood pressure · diaryabove rangein range

  3. 8entries this month

    Fatigue · diary

  4. 355/12years

    Biological age · estimateas per passportyounger than passportolder than passport

    1. −9 mo Exercise 4 times a week
    2. −6 mo Blood pressure in range
    3. +4 mo Haemoglobin below range
    4. +3 mo Glucose near the upper limit
    5. +4 mo Vitamin D below range
    6. −8 mo Sleep 7h 20m
    7. −7 mo Cholesterol in range

What's behind every answer from Lum

Lum is your personal AI assistant in the Oreol app.

How is Lum different from other AI models?

More about security

In the context of your history

Lum answers with your tests, reports and diary in mind, not with generic phrases for everyone.

Your medical profile in every answer

Trained on medical data

Lum relies on Russian Ministry of Health clinical guidelines and verified medical sources, not random articles.

Ministry of Health clinical guidelines

Your data stays put

Oreol stores your data on servers in Russia and encrypts it. We never sell it or pass it to third parties.

Servers and backups in Moscow

Start keeping track of your health

Install Oreol and upload your first test result, and Lum will explain it in plain words.

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Install Oreol

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No subscription, no paid features, no ads. Completely confidential.

Frequently asked questions

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Who is Oreol for?

Anyone who looks after their health: gets tested regularly, sees a doctor or takes care of someone close to them.

Oreol doesn't make diagnoses, only a doctor can. It is there to keep your data and follow how you feel. Lum, the AI assistant, helps you make sense of your results and prepare for appointments.

What can I ask Lum about?

Anything about your health: what a value in your test results means, why you feel different, whether a test needs repeating, what to ask at your appointment. Oreol keeps your history, so you never have to start from the beginning.

How does the health diary work?

A couple of taps a day: note how you feel, how much water you drank and whether you took your medicines. No long forms.

Oreol adds the entries to your history and compares them with your test results. If it notices a pattern, it points it out so you can talk it over with your doctor.

What is in the summary for the doctor?

A short summary of the time since your last appointment: how your values changed, what you noted in the diary and the questions you want to ask. It is built from your data, so read it through before the visit. You can send it to your doctor or save it as a PDF.

How is Oreol different from an AI model or a chatbot?

Oreol keeps your medical profile: test results, reports and diary. So Lum answers in the context of your whole history and relies on clinical guidelines rather than generic statements. Oreol's doctors spot-check Lum's answers.

What documents can I upload?

Test results from any laboratory, doctors' reports, discharge summaries: a photo of your results or a file. Oreol reads the values and reference ranges automatically.

Can Lum replace my doctor?

No. Lum helps you prepare for your appointment: make sense of your test results and put together a picture of your symptoms. Diagnosis and treatment stay with your doctor.

How is my data protected?

Oreol stores your data on servers in Moscow, as Russian personal data law requires, and encrypts it. We never sell your data or pass it to third parties. Lum works inside Oreol, and your data never goes to third-party AI models.

You can delete everything with one button: the history is erased within 24 hours, backups included. More on the Security page.

How much does Oreol cost?

Nothing. Oreol is free: no subscription, no paid features, no ads. No card required.