Discovery (subscription) - Discovery now reads your own dated results. It shows how each marker changed since your last test, and whether the change is larger than normal day-to-day variation. - After three steady values it shows your personal range. With five or more values spread over months it shows whether a marker is rising or falling, with a 95 % range for the rate. - Tests to consider next follow published guidelines and your measured values. Each names a test or an examination, never a treatment, and shows its source. - Doctor reports for subscribers gain a Personal trends section with the methods written out. - The learning percentage is replaced by how many of your markers have enough values. A new page, "How Discovery works", explains the methods. Lab reports and your Praxiom Age - Lab reports are matched line by line to the exact test and unit, and no line is dropped. History and your doctor report show every result. - Your Praxiom Age now counts only measured values, dated when they were measured. Self-ratings and the research markers NAD+, IL-1β and CD38 are still shown but no longer counted, so your Praxiom Age may change slightly. - The action plan names its sources and gives no supplement doses. - Wearable history is now stored encrypted on your phone. - Personal correlations are paused while they are rebuilt. Ultrahuman sync is paused; WHOOP data now comes through Apple Health. Saliva flow is measured while chewing. Find a Doctor - Providers from the online directory now appear as soon as the list opens. - A new Pending section lists networks not yet verified, starting with Health4Travel. Praxiom Life is a wellness app, not a medical device.

UI design polish Bug fixes

Enhanced Ultrahuman connectivity Bug fixes

- A wearable-only setup now shows something useful. Instead of an empty ring you get a preliminary estimate, clearly marked as preliminary, together with a note naming the measurement that would complete it. - Suggested biomarkers now take your own results into account. Add a lab panel and any suggested marker it covers stops being suggested — as long as the result carries a date and the sample was taken within the last 45 days. An older result keeps its suggestion, because re-measuring is worth doing, and a suggestion comes back on its own once a result passes 45 days. - Wording corrected in several places so statements about the evidence base are precise.

Bug fixes Performance improvements Reference and Citations update Healthkit compatibility

- Your Praxiom Age now calculates from an imported blood panel. - Imported results appear in History, dated when your blood was drawn rather than when you scanned the report. - Every value on your report is kept. Praxiom scores 17 of them today. The other two dozen (LDL, ApoB, ferritin, TSH and the rest) are stored and watched by the Discovery module. - Your first import drafts a baseline profile: what's a strength, what's worth watching, what's simply in range. Your doctor confirms each one before it counts. - The AI Coach reads that baseline, so it talks about where you started rather than a population average. - Your personal range can be stricter than the standard one. It'll never be looser. Where the evidence sets a target, that target holds. - The 30-day trend on your dashboard appears when your Praxiom Age moves. - Reassessment reminders work again after three weeks without a reading. - New in Scientific References: the oral–gut axis, and how periodontal bacteria reach the intestine (Microorganisms, 2026).

Scan your lab reports right inside Praxiom Life. • Scan lab results with your camera, a saved photo, or a PDF — no separate app needed. • Reads reports in any language, including Arabic. • Privacy-first: black out personal details before a scan, with your consent — nothing is stored. • A smoother, more reliable getting-started experience. Praxiom Life is a wellness tool to help you understand your health — not a medical device.

This update makes Praxiom Life calmer and more personal: • A quieter home screen — your Praxiom Age and main insight up front, with the finer detail now a tap away. • New jaw & bite awareness — a short, educational check to help you notice possible clenching or grinding, woven gently into the oral self-check. • A more personal Coach — guidance now reflects your own readings and recent trends, and signals how strong the supporting research is. • Arabic refinements and a range of polish and fixes throughout. Praxiom Life is a wellness tool for understanding your body — not a medical device.

This update sharpens accuracy and polish across the app: - Your Biological Age now reads consistently everywhere — the headline number and the trend chart use the same calculation, so they always match. - Cleaner number formatting: ages display as whole years throughout. - Personal insights now open reliably when tapped. - More reliable daily notifications, with background updates from your connected wearables. - Refined onboarding and a more accurate, evidence-based tone throughout. - Performance and stability improvements.

Cerberus - built-in security module that constantly checks data integrity and privacy. The system is making sure that no data is leaking and encryption is uncompromised.

We're getting to know you better. New: enter your epigenetic age in Profile so Praxiom can use it as a stronger starting point. The "Try this week" card now refreshes when you add new measurements, and your biological-age ring shows when a wearable is sending live data.

bug fixes Optimized UI interface Enhanced biomarker correlation discovery engine

Updated links to Terms and Privacy Bug fixes

Bug fixes - "US lab testing guide" → "Lab testing guide" (more international) - "Praxiom Health" mentions → "Praxiom Life" (matches actual app name) - Added MENA-relevant note about Arabic + RTL - Updated email to praxiom.life - Added URLs at bottom (helpful for review and trust)

Apple Health data import bug fixes Oral Health Assessment Performance improvements

Wearable data validation protocol and abnormal value screening Update telemetry to provide screening for abnormal wearable values Bug fixes

- Two wearables are better than one - Praxiom now reads all of them at the same time. The algorithm now fuses every reading into a single, more accurate estimate. More devices mean a tighter result, not redundant data. - Research contribution — now explained up-front. New users are introduced to Praxiom's research mission during setup, with a clear opt-in. No personal biomarkers are ever shared. What you contribute, anonymously, is what makes the algorithm smarter for everyone. - Lab Testing Guide updated. - Simplified to focus on the science — which tests matter, why, and where to get them. - Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Bug fixes Updated reference citations Ultrahuman OAuth 2 update Garmin patch

Improved User UX Telemetry for performance monitoring Bug fixes

Code cleanup and optimisation User experience improvements Bug fixes

It works worldwide without any restrictions. The full algorithm is free now. Added an AI coach that answers questions about your actual biomarker data. Lab Testing Guide shows where to get each test at US labs and what it costs. Oral Genome home saliva test ($59.99) features the oral biomarkers no one else measures. Daily Pulse Score. Share Card. Discovery alerts on your dashboard. Patent-pending algorithm. 105+ peer-reviewed studies.

User experience enhancements

Stability improvements

Updated Scientific referral list Bugs resolved

- Personalized Action Plan — After each assessment, you now receive detailed, evidence-based recommendations in plain language: what's happening, why it matters, what to do, and when to expect results. Based on the latest 2025–2026 longevity research. - Improved Health Domain Bars — All six dashboard indicators (Oral, Systemic, Inflammation, Cardiovascular, Fitness, Bio-Age) now update reliably after every data entry and persist across app restarts. - Fitness Integration Fixed — Fitness assessment scores now properly feed into the Bio-Age algorithm and display correctly on the dashboard and reports. - Updated Scientific References — 95+ peer-reviewed studies now cited, including new 2026 research from Nature Aging, Nature Medicine, and the American Journal of Physiology. - GDF-15 Scoring Refined — Optimal range updated to 200–1200 pg/mL based on human knockout study data (Nature Metabolism 2024). Very low levels are no longer treated as ideal. - Improved Readability — Fixed text contrast in historical data views and across multiple screens for better legibility.