BetaNow on iPhone

Health, moving forward.

Cusp reads your training, food, sleep, labs and meds together, in Arabic or English. You can bring your people along too.

Reads what you already have

  • Apple Health
  • Health Connect
  • Your wearable
  • Lab reports
  • Prescriptions
  • Food labels

Every lab marker, read twice.

Photograph any lab report. Cusp keeps every marker, even the ones outside the standard set, and reads each one against your lab's range and the longevity-optimal range.

Every morning

Know where you stand before coffee.

Three numbers, each measured against you, so “normal” means normal for you. 11 wearable metrics sync automatically.

Recovery

40% HRV, 30% resting heart rate and 30% sleep, scored against your own 30-day baseline. Population averages don't come into it.

74%

+6 vs your baseline

Sleep

Duration, timing and consistency, read against what you actually need, and against last week.

7h 42

+38 min vs last week

Strain vs recovery

What a session cost you against what you had to spend. It also tells you whether you've earned the next one.

11.2

Earned · go again tomorrow

One day

Made for your day. Dashboards can wait.

Cusp logs what it can on its own. For the rest, it asks for a word, a photo or a tap.

A woman stretching as she wakes up in a bright bedroom

6:55 am

Recovery 74% · slept 7h 42

A woman in a hijab running along a waterfront at sunrise

7:20 am

5.2 km run · synced from your watch

Eggs, labneh, dates and Arabic coffee on a stone table

8:10 am

Breakfast · 24 g protein

A man doing a dumbbell row in a daylight gym

6:30 pm

Upper body · strain 11.2

A woman walking arm in arm with her father at sunset

7:45 pm

Evening walk · 4,200 steps

Logging that doesn't feel like logging.

You'll barely type a thing. Say it, snap it, or let it sync.

“Two eggs and a coffee for breakfast, and I took my magnesium.”

Breakfast2 eggs · 12 g protein
Coffee08:10 · noted
Magnesium300 mg · taken

Say it

Talk in Arabic or English. Cusp writes it down properly.

A chicken and rice bowl with chickpeas, salad and tahini, seen from above
Chicken & rice bowl612 kcal
Protein41 g
Carbs · fat68 g · 17 g

Snap it

Point it at a meal, a label, a prescription or a lab report. The camera does the logging.

  • Apple Health
  • Health Connect
  • Lab report · PDF
  • Prescription photo
  • Clinic visit note
Sleep7h 42m · synced
HRV62 ms · synced
Ferritin38 ng/mL · added

Connect it

Your watch and phone sync on their own. Everything lands in one record.

Your agents read all of you.

Three agents read the same record. Pick the one that fits the question, and see what it read before it answers.

  1. 01Everyday

    Answers from your own record

    Ask why you feel off. Cusp reads your sleep, HRV, labs and meds first, and shows you each thing it checked.

    EverydayAm I doing okay?

    Why am I so tired this week?

    Reading your record

    • Sleep, last 14 nights
    • HRV vs your 30-day baseline
    • Ferritin, 3 panels
    • Meds and supplements
    Your ferritin is 38 ng/mL, below the optimal range, and HRV has sat under your baseline most of this week. Keep taking iron with vitamin C in the morning, and recheck ferritin at your next panel.Recovery 58% · usual 71%
  2. 02Pro

    Sources you can check

    Answers cite the evidence library, where every compound is graded by the trials behind it.

    ProWhat should I do today?

    Do I need vitamin C with my iron?

    It helps. Vitamin C raises how much iron you absorb. Magnesium in the evening may also help your sleep, though that evidence is thinner.

    Sources

    • Iron with vitamin CGrade A · 4 trials
    • Magnesium and sleepGrade B · 3 trials

    From 1,679 compounds graded on evidence

  3. 03Clinical

    It checks what you take

    Cusp checks your prescriptions and supplements against each other. When two clash, you see how much it matters and what to do.

    ClinicalWhat changed, and what do I tell my doctor?

    Checking what you take

    • Iron8:00 am
    • Vitamin C8:00 am
    • Magnesium8:00 am

    Magnesium + iron

    moderate

    Take them 2 hours apart

  4. 04Everyday

    Nothing changes without your tap

    Cusp proposes changes to your plan. You decide whether they happen, and you can undo one afterwards.

    EverydayAm I doing okay?

    Suggested change

    Move magnesium to 9:00 pm?

    That keeps it well apart from your 8:00 am iron.

    Not nowConfirm

    Cusp asks first. The decision is yours.

Bring your people

Better with your people.

Share your record with a coach, your doctor or your family. Take it back whenever you want.

A coach guiding a client through a kettlebell squat in a bright gym
Your coach

Train with a coach who sees more than your workouts.

Your coach sees your training, your recovery and how well you stick to the plan. When you recover slower than expected, the plan changes with you.

  • Training, recovery and follow-through in one view
  • Plans move when your recovery moves
  • You choose what they see
Plan adjustednow

Thursday's session moved to Friday. Recovery 58%, baseline 71%.

Sharing

Active
YouO

Omar

Strength coach

  • TrainingShared
  • RecoveryShared
  • SleepShared
  • LabsNot shared
  • MedsNot shared

Change it any time

Privacy

Your record.
Your rules.

  • Shared only by you

    Nothing leaves your record unless you share it with a coach, a doctor or family. You can revoke any time. Sharing is enforced in the database, so access ends when you say so.

  • Never sold

    We don't sell, rent or trade your data, and we run no third-party ads. Your record is there to help you. We don't use it to target you.

Read the privacy policy

Coming next

Meet Innate.

A screenless strap that listens. Tell it what you ate, took or felt, and it goes into your record. The sensors log the rest.

  • Modular

    Wear it on your wrist or clip it into what you wear.

  • Listens and logs

    Voice-first, in Arabic and English.

  • Auto-logs the rest

    Sleep, workouts, movement and recovery.

A tracker tells you your recovery dropped. Innate helps you see why.

Innate, a screenless off-white strap with a thin light line on its sensorIn development

“Had shawarma for lunch and a coffee at 4.”

Meal loggedCaffeine · 4:00 pm
Pricing

Free to start. Plus when you want more.

The whole record is free. Plus gives you unlimited use of the agents.

Free

The whole record.

$0/ month

  • Wearable sync
  • Lab uploads
  • Protocols
  • Reminders
  • Sharing you control
Join the beta

Cusp Plus

Everything in Free, plus:

$9.99/ month

  • The agents, without limits
  • Connected insights
  • The full evidence library
  • Personal experiments (N-of-1)
Join the beta

Doctor review is paid per request, on any plan.

Launch prices. They may change in beta.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Straight answers about what Cusp is, and what it isn't.

  • No. Cusp shows you signals from your own record. It never diagnoses. For medical decisions, talk to your doctor.

  • Anything that writes to Apple Health on iPhone or Health Connect on Android.

  • Yes. The agents, insights and notes work in Arabic and English, and you can switch any time.

  • Take a photo or upload a PDF of any lab report. Cusp keeps every marker and tracks it over time, even ones outside the standard set.

  • Only the people you share with. You can revoke access any time.

  • The whole record is free. Cusp Plus is $9.99 a month. Doctor review is paid per request, on any plan.

  • The iPhone beta is live. Android is on its way. Join early access and we'll tell you when it's ready.

Start where you are.

You only need one log to begin. Cusp picks it up from there.

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