Wearables: Garmin, Apple Health (iPhone only), Oura, Withings, and Fitbit or Pixel Watch through Google Health. Food and workouts: Cronometer and Hevy. Lab and test reports, uploaded as the PDFs you already have: Function Health, Blueprint, BodySpec DEXA scans, Tiny Health and TruDiagnostic. Viome results can be typed in. One is enough to start.

Two steps. First, Nucora does the math on your own numbers: your personal baselines, your trends, and which changes line up with which. Then AI explains what the math found, in plain English, and points you to what’s worth trying next. Each new report builds on the last, because Nucora remembers your goals and what it found before. Your questions are answered by OpenAI’s GPT-6.1 Sol. We chose it by blind-testing OpenAI’s models on real health questions and selecting on the quality of their answers.

The numbers the AI writes about you are checked automatically against your actual data. The check can’t fix a bad reading, though: if your watch misreads your heart rate, Nucora repeats what your watch said.

Yes. Your data is never sold, never shared with advertisers and never used to train AI models. It’s encrypted when it’s stored and when it’s sent, to the standards banks and hospitals use. Our AI provider works under a health-data privacy agreement and doesn’t train on your data. In September 2026, Nucora passed an independent security assessment. The details are in our Privacy Policy.

You can delete your account yourself, any time, from Settings in the app. You can also export your profile and diary there, turn off AI processing, and lock the app with Face ID or your fingerprint.

No. Nucora helps you understand your own data and have better conversations with your doctor. It doesn’t replace them. When a result is outside its usual range, Nucora suggests raising it with your doctor, and gives you the numbers and questions to bring. Nucora is a wellness and fitness tool, not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, mitigate, or monitor any disease or medical condition.

Yes. Nucora’s Cycle screen tracks your phase, cycle day and cycle length, shows your symptoms by phase, and lines up your hormone results with your cycle. Diary entries show which phase they fell in. More cycle-aware analysis is coming during the beta.

That’s enough to start. Every app or test you add sharpens the picture, and Nucora tells you which addition would help most next.

They measure differently, so both readings are real. Nucora shows them side by side on one chart, and you choose which device leads for each kind of data. When one misses a day, the other fills in.

A full report on one part of your health (sleep, nutrition, blood work, gut health or body composition), built from all of your data: what improved, what slipped, what’s connected, and what’s worth trying next. Run one whenever you like, and read it or listen to it as a podcast.

Right away. Your dashboards fill in as soon as your data comes in, and you can run your first Deep Dive the same day. It gets better the longer you use it.

Yes. Listen to a short clip of a real Nucora podcast on our home page. The written examples there come from real Nucora reports, with the numbers unchanged.

Nothing during the private beta. Pricing will be announced before the public launch.

Jason Cooper, Nucora’s CEO. He’s a PhD chemist who measures things for a living, and spent years as a scientist at Berkeley Lab, a U.S. national laboratory. He has also spent 23 years changing his own diet and training and tracking the results in his blood work, and he built Nucora because none of that data talked to each other. He reads every beta application himself.