Philosophy
On what gets lost, and what should not.
Most of what people are told about their health arrives as a number, and most of those numbers arrive without a memory.
Continuity
The thing that keeps going missing.
A panel comes back in March. By August it is a PDF in an inbox. The watch worn last winter is in a drawer, and the new one started counting from zero. The physician seen two years ago has retired. Somewhere in all of that was the version of you that slept well, and nobody, including you, can say what was different.
EVORA was built around that quiet failure. Not another tracker, not another panel. A record, kept honestly, read on a cadence, that survives the device you will wear next and the one after that.
The work is not to give you more data. It is to stop the data you already have from disappearing, so that the earliest measurement you ever took is still available on the day it finally matters.
Principles
What we believe.
Eight principles. Every screen in the product is checked against them, and the ones we have not built yet are labelled that way.
01
Your past should help your future
One reading on its own says very little. The same reading next to eight years of the same reading is the useful thing. Everything here exists to make sure the earlier version of the measurement is still there when a decision depends on it.
02
Continuity before features
A new device, a new clinic, a new city or a new decade should not restart your history. If a change would break the line, we would rather not ship it.
03
The person is the record
Families, teams, schools, employers and clinics are relationships around a person. None of them owns the record, and none of them is the reason it exists.
04
Reading beats measuring
We would rather explain six numbers plainly than display sixty without comment. Every value names where it came from and what it is being compared with.
05
Restraint is a feature
No streaks, no scores to chase, no notification asking for your attention each morning. The record is read on a calm cadence, and most days it has nothing urgent to say.
06
Membership is not permission
Being on a roster, a payroll or a family plan grants nothing. Access is a separate decision: stated purpose, limited scope, an end date, and an entry in a history you can read.
07
Neutrality is permanent
No device, lab or clinic buys placement or a better reading. Any commercial relationship is disclosed on the screen where it appears, and health data is never sold.
08
Where medicine begins, software steps back
Readings here are educational. Diagnosis, prescription and treatment belong to a clinician, and the record's job is to arrive at that appointment already organized.
Privacy
Your record, your decisions.
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. The record belongs to you and can be exported any day, at no cost. Nobody sees it unless you grant a scoped, expiring view, and every grant is written into a history you can read.
Health data is never sold and is never used for advertising. Retention is set so the record can serve you for decades, and deletion is one unambiguous action whenever you want it.
Automatic device connections read approval pending: developer access is applied for and waiting on the manufacturers. Nothing on this site claims a live wearable sync.
One record, from now on.
Free for individuals, permanently. No card, no tiers, and no way to lose your own history by not paying.