Getting started

Build the foundation for more personal health intelligence.

Meeds becomes more useful as it understands your health context. Start with the basics, add what matters, and let your profile become a living foundation for better questions.

Start simple. Build over time.

You do not need a perfect health record to begin. Meeds is designed to become more useful as your context grows.

1

Create your account

Sign in and create your Meeds profile. Your account keeps your health context and conversations connected across devices.

2

Add your foundation

Begin with the information that shapes everyday health: measurements, conditions, medications, allergies, supplements, lifestyle, and goals.

3

Bring in your records

Add labs, reports, notes, or other health documents when you want Meeds to understand more of your background.

4

Ask with context

Ask about your data, routines, goals, symptoms, patterns, or tradeoffs. Meeds is designed so every conversation can build from what it already knows.

5

Keep your profile alive

Update Meeds as your body, habits, medications, labs, and goals change. A living profile creates better intelligence.

What to add first

Basics

Height, weight, age, sex, goals, and the context you would usually repeat in every health conversation.

Medications and supplements

Names, dosages, timing, and why you take them.

Labs and biomarkers

Blood work, hormone panels, imaging reports, genetic reports, or any data you want to understand over time.

Lifestyle signals

Sleep, exercise, nutrition, stress, recovery, and the habits that shape how you feel.