Outliyr FAQ.

Outliyr is a personal performance OS for high performers. It unifies every wearable, lab result, supplement stack change, journal entry, genetic and epigenetic test, biological-age and brain assessment, and protocol you already track, then runs structured N-of-1 experiments and surfaces what is actually moving your sleep, energy, recovery, and longevity markers via Personal Scientist.

Direct wearable integrations for Oura, Whoop, and Ultrahuman, plus Apple Health and Health Connect intake for compatible devices and apps, unlimited N-of-1 experiments, genetic + epigenetic + biological-age tracking, BioHarmony scoring, circadian and brain assessments, full stack and protocol tracking, 10 Ask Outliyr messages per day, 10 What's Changing findings per week, Unlimited data history, 30 MB of lab uploads, and access to Outliyr Originals when trials open publicly. The Free tier never expires.

Health apps generally aggregate. Outliyr runs the experiment. Define a baseline window, a target metric, and watch metrics for unintended side-effects, then run for two to twelve weeks. Personal Scientist reads the joined dataset (wearables + labs + stack + journal) and tells you when a protocol is actually moving the needle.

Yes. Outliyr runs as a full web dashboard plus native iOS and Android apps, currently in early-access beta with near-daily updates. One account, one workflow across devices.

Ask it. It reads your data well, and since ChatGPT Health it can read your Apple Health record directly rather than waiting for a paste. What it cannot do is run the test. Outliyr derives a baseline window, schedules the intervention, tracks adherence, watches the metrics you did not nominate for side effects, gates the result behind a confidence threshold, and grades the endpoint Experimental, Under test, or Confirmed. Then it keeps rechecking that verdict for months and tells you when it stops holding. Describing your data and settling a question about it are different jobs. Max members can connect the settled answers to Claude or ChatGPT through the Outliyr MCP server, so the chat starts from evidence instead of readings.

Keep them. They are measurement layers, and they have all grown: Oura sells lab panels now, Levels reads your ring, Function pipes your results into ChatGPT. What none of them ship is the trial. Outliyr ingests what they capture, then runs a designed experiment on top of it and returns a verdict it keeps rechecking. The comparison pages cover the specifics tool by tool.

Mirror is a guided phone-camera read of your tongue and face. It surfaces the observable patterns that Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine have used for centuries (coating, color, texture, and facial cues), and where a cue lines up with a measurable signal it names the modern correlate and the lab or check that would confirm it. It is educational and generates hypotheses to investigate with your clinician, never a diagnosis. Your photo is read once and deleted; Outliyr keeps the observations so you can track how the patterns shift over time.

Yes, and properly rather than as a timer. Researched stage-by-stage content through the day-4 window, protocol-aware guidance, live glucose, ketone, and GKI readouts on the iOS lock screen, and the option to link a fast to a structured N-of-1 experiment with a graded verdict. The mainstream fasting apps are built around water fasts and treat dry fasting as blog material; we have not found another app that guides one stage by stage.

Yes. Wearables make passive metrics easier, but you can still track your supplement stack, daily context, labs, and run experiments without one.

Outliyr Originals are brand-funded cohort trials. Members apply, receive free product (often before public release), and run the protocol as a structured experiment inside Outliyr. Open to all members; Pro and Max get earlier access to apply when high-demand cohorts open.