Everything that matters, together
Blood glucose, blood pressure, and body weight all live in one app, so your full picture is never split across a notebook, a spreadsheet, and your memory.
Synapsis unifies your daily health readings, tracks changes over time, and makes sharing with your care team effortless.
The app
Every reading takes moments to add, so today always sits next to the rest of the week instead of on a scrap of paper you meant to keep.
Readings land in the same place every time, ready for the moment someone asks how things have actually been going.
Kilograms or pounds, whichever you use at home. Your history stays consistent and comparable either way.
View your trends day by day or week by week, filtered down to whatever metrics matter most right now.
Turn any stretch of readings into a tidy report and send it wherever it needs to go — your clinic, your provider, or your own records.
Light or dark, reminders that fit your routine, and the settings that matter to you, all in one place.
Capabilities
Blood glucose, blood pressure, and body weight all live in one app, so your full picture is never split across a notebook, a spreadsheet, and your memory.
Daily, weekly, and monthly views, narrowed to whatever you are tracking, so a pattern is easy to spot before it becomes a surprise.
The app opens on your most recent reading and the time it was taken, with the next one always a tap away.
A cracked display, a meter that has already timed out, a reading you copied off a clinic printout — open manual entry, type the numbers, and it is saved exactly like a scanned one.
Privacy
Your readings are yours. Sharing them is always your choice—never something that happens silently in the background.
Synapsis is a tool for recording and sharing your own readings. It does not diagnose, and it does not replace advice from your care team.
A short call, the app in front of you, and honest answers to whatever you want to ask.
The whole experience end to end, on a real phone.
Bring whoever needs to sign off. We will answer what we can and follow up in writing on the rest.
Start with one set of patients and see how it goes before widening it.