AI-powered medical search engine that delivers synthesized, cited answers from peer-reviewed research for clinicians.
Daygo
About Daygo
Daygo reads health data from multiple sources including Apple Health, bloodwork, training logs, sleep records, symptoms and nutrition. It combines these inputs into a single timeline and uses AI to identify patterns and provide plain-English explanations of what the numbers mean. The tool generates personalized recommendations for sleep, training, recovery and lab results interpretation without making medical diagnoses. Users can photograph bloodwork results to receive contextual analysis rather than raw numbers. Daygo maintains continuity by remembering previous patterns and tailoring daily guidance accordingly. It is positioned as a wellbeing tool rather than a medical device, emphasizing pattern recognition and informed decision-making. The interface focuses on reducing noise in health data to help users make better daily choices about their wellbeing.
Key features
- Multi-source data integration
- Bloodwork analysis from photos
- Sleep and recovery tracking
- Training pattern recognition
- Personalized daily guidance
- AI pattern learning over time
- Symptom logging and correlation
- Contextual explanations of health metrics
Use cases
- Interpreting bloodwork results without medical background
- Optimizing training schedules based on recovery data
- Understanding sleep patterns and recommendations
Pros
- Combines multiple health data sources into a unified timeline
- Provides plain-English explanations of medical data
- Offers personalized guidance based on pattern recognition
- No ads and data not resold
- 14-day free trial available
Cons
- Requires iPhone and Apple Health integration for full functionality
- No free tier beyond trial period
- Not available for Android devices
- Does not provide medical diagnoses
Frequently asked questions about Daygo
What do I need to start using Daygo?
An iPhone is required to use Daygo. While connecting Apple Health enhances its functionality, users can manually input data and still receive personalized guidance.
Can I try Daygo before paying?
Yes, the annual plan includes a 14-day free trial. Users can also send a few chat messages before subscribing to evaluate the tool.
How does Daygo handle bloodwork data?
Users can photograph a bloodwork results page, and Daygo reads the markers to provide plain-English context and practical next steps instead of raw numbers.
Is Daygo a medical device or does it provide medical advice?
Daygo is a wellbeing tool, not a medical device, and does not provide medical advice. It helps users spot patterns and ask better questions but does not diagnose conditions.
How do I cancel my Daygo subscription?
Subscriptions can be canceled in the iPhone's subscription settings, where renewals are managed. Cancellation stops renewal immediately.
Where is Daygo developed and how is user data handled?
Daygo is independently built in Lithuania. It does not resell user data, uses no ads, and ensures user data stays private and is never used to train AI.