Sleep
6h 24m average
Below your usual range
Your usual range: 7–8 hours · Previous 30 days
Source: Wearable
THE TIVRA PLATFORM
Know what’s usual.
Understand what’s changing.
Your numbers mean more when they’re connected to your history. TIVRA brings wearable signals together with symptoms, medications, nutrition, and life context—helping individuals and care teams understand changes against a personal baseline.
Your baseline. Your context. One continuing health story.
Cardiology ProgramParticipant P-014 · Personal change over time
September 14–20Prior 30-day average: 7,1006,0005,4004,900MissingMissing4,7005,000
Mon 14Tue 15Wed 16Thu 17Fri 18Sat 19Sun 20
Personal usual range: 58–62 bpm (prior 30 days)636567MissingMissing7169
Mon 14Tue 15Wed 16Thu 17Fri 18Sat 19Sun 20
Observed Personal reference Medication change (Wed 16) Missing device data
Change against personal history
On the five days with available data, activity averaged 5,200 steps compared with a prior average of 7,100. Resting heart rate averaged 67 bpm, above the personal usual range of 58–62.
Medication change logged Wednesday. Two days of device information missing.
Personal experience
T Good morning, Maya.
Your week, compared with your usual.
Sleep
6h 24m avg this week
Your usual range: 7–8 hours
Compared with previous 30 days
Resting heart rate
67 bpm avg this week
Your usual range: 58–62 bpm
Compared with previous 30 days
Wearable · Symptoms · Medications · Nutrition
WHAT CHANGED FOR YOU
Your sleep and heart rate shifted together.Sleep was below your usual range while resting heart rate was higher. You also logged lower energy and a medication change this week.
Your entries add context to explore alongside these changes.
View my weekly storyIllustrative previews · Fictional data
Capabilities, integrations, and availability vary by experience and program. These previews do not represent clinical findings or establish product performance.
A single measurement is a moment.
Your history gives it meaning.
What is usual for you? What has shifted? What else changed along the way?
TIVRA connects patterns over time with the experiences behind them—bringing a clearer picture into your daily life and your next care conversation.
- 01
Your baseline
The patterns in your own history.
- 02
Your change
The shifts that become visible over time.
- 03
Your context
Symptoms, treatments, routines, and life-stage information.
SymptomsTreatmentLife stage - 04
Your understanding
An explanation with its basis and limitations visible.
Based on: wearable trend, your entries. Not a diagnosis.
ONE PLATFORM. TWO PERSPECTIVES.
Personal understanding.
A clearer view for care teams.
See how the same longitudinal approach serves different needs.
Good morning, Maya.
Your signals, in the context of your life.
Example sourcesWearableSymptomsCycleNutritionMedications
Resting heart rate
67 bpm average
Above your usual range
Your usual range: 58–62 bpm · Previous 30 days
Source: Wearable
Activity
5,200 steps/day
Lower than last week
Source: Wearable
Energy
Lower on 3 days
From your entries
Source: Personal entries
YOUR PATTERNS, IN CONTEXT
A familiar pattern—with new context this week.
Lower sleep and higher resting heart rate also appeared around this logged cycle phase in your previous two cycles. This week, you also recorded lower energy and a medication change.
The repeated pattern adds context. The medication change adds another question to consider.
Your week, connected.
Your device signals and personal entries show changes in sleep, activity, and energy. Some resemble patterns in your previous cycles. Your medication log adds context to carry forward.
Mon 14Tue 15Wed 16Thu 17Fri 18Sat 19Sun 20
- Logged cycle phaseMon 14 · Your entry
- Lower energy entryTue 15 · Your entry
- Medication changeWed 16 · Medication log
- Weekly summarySun 20 · TIVRA summary
Events are shown in date order. Placement does not indicate cause.
Understanding that builds around you.
- Your own baselineCompare changes with your history.
- Your lived contextBring symptoms, medications, nutrition, and life stage into the picture.
- Your continuing storyKeep the sequence useful as devices and circumstances change.
Capabilities, integrations, and availability vary by experience and program. These previews do not represent clinical findings or establish product performance.
CONTINUITY BY DESIGN
Change your device.
Keep your story.
Your history should remain useful when you switch devices, begin a treatment, or enter a new chapter of life.
TIVRA organizes information around the person, preserving context across supported sources and changing circumstances.
Illustrative preview · Fictional data
- Month 1Device A
- Month 2Medication change
- Month 3Device BSource change
- Month 4New symptoms logged
Different devices may measure differently. Source changes remain part of the context.
Capabilities, integrations, and availability vary by experience and program. These previews do not represent clinical findings or establish product performance.
No new device purchase required. Supported sources vary by integration and program.
HOW TIVRA MAKES INFORMATION USEFUL
Start with personal history.
Bring the wider context into view.
TIVRA’s approach combines connected information, personal baselines, pattern detection, and relevant biological and clinical context.
Curated evidence and clinician-informed protocols guide explanations. AI supports summarization and communication within defined guardrails.
Connect information
Bring supported device information and personal entries together.
DeviceSymptomsMedicationsNutrition
Compare with personal history
Compare observations with personal history and organize patterns over time.
Shaded: usual range, 7–8 hours
Consider relevant context
Consider symptoms, medications, nutrition, treatments, and relevant biological or life-stage information.
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Explain the pattern
Create understandable summaries with supporting information and uncertainty visible.
One foundation.
Different questions.
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