Health as a routine,
not an event

No. Jane is not a chatbot or a wrapper around one. It is clinical logic, protocols, and safety rules. AI is the technology, not the product. Every recommendation is grounded in verified medical protocols, a specialist reviews flagged outputs for quality and safety.

No. Jane does not replace a doctor — it replaces self-treatment via Google and chatbots. It handles the part of a primary care visit that comes down to "which labs to take," "what the results mean," and "what to do next." When you actually need a doctor, Jane points you to the right specialist and the right questions to ask.

You can upload a PDF and ask a chatbot what it means. Sometimes the answer is even decent. But "sometimes decent" is not enough for a health product. Jane works with full context: symptoms, lifestyle, goals, labs, food, and supplements in one connected picture, inside doctor-designed rules.

At any convenient lab. Jane creates a personalized list, you test wherever you prefer and upload the result. Lab tests are paid separately at the lab.

A regular tracker counts calories and plates. Jane analyzes your food in the context of lab results, history, supplements, and goals. Low iron? It notices spinach and praises it. Sensitive kidney marker? It highlights sodium. It suggests nutrition for your needs.

Yes. The nutritionist is available separately for $2.99/month. But it works much more precisely together with the checkup because it considers your real biomarkers.

System receives only biomarkers without personal identity. The system is designed with best data-security and anonymity principles in mind. Jane doesn't sell your data; your lab results are shared only with a GDPR-compliant processor that transcribes them.

Health is not a one-time event. The most important work is ongoing: nutrition, supplements, marker dynamics. A subscription gives ongoing support, supplement control, reminders for follow-up labs, and another checkup in 6 months.