You’ve invested in your health.
Bring your family with you.

Make sense of your family’s blood results with Lifelong and Alo.

Lifelong's family home screen showing family members and their shared health summary

Comprehensive testing.
For the people you love.

Help them take the next step with your testing provider. Bring their blood results into Lifelong to understand their biomarkers, follow changes, and ask Alo questions together.

Your aging parents

More good years together.

Bring their blood test results into Lifelong. See what’s changed over time, ask Alo about the details, and help them prepare for their next conversation with their doctor.

Your spouse

A healthier future, shared.

Bring the same attention you give your own health to theirs. Turn comprehensive test results into a clearer picture, and make understanding your health something you do together.

Your kids

Care that grows with them.

Bring in results from age-appropriate testing guided by their clinician. Keep your child’s health story together, with a clearer view of changes as they grow.

Their bloodwork.
Their bigger picture.

Bring their blood results together with their sleep, activity and recovery. A clearer view of the person behind the numbers.

Serena

Last synced 2h ago

85

Sleep

52

Activity

71

Recovery

Summary

Serena’s blood pressure has trended down since starting lisinopril in March. Cholesterol remains slightly elevated. Sleep has been steady this week; recovery dipped after Tuesday’s poor night.

120 biomarkers

86In range

12Low

22High

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Their results, connected.

Cholesterol, metabolic markers, nutrients. Explore their results together, compare changes over time, and see each reading against the ranges on their lab reports.

Labs

54 biomarkers pulled from 7 lab reports. See how each has been moving.

Cholesterol & lipids

LDL cholesterol

Out of range3.4 mmol/L

Apolipoprotein B

In range0.8 g/L

HDL cholesterol

In range1.4 mmol/L

Lipoprotein(a)

In range32 nmol/L

Non-HDL cholesterol

In range3.4 mmol/L

Biomarkers

From the records. Each value against its range.

Fasting glucose

High8.1 mmol/L

HbA1c

High7.6%

eGFR

In range88 mL/min
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Meet Alo.
A caring companion
for your whole family.

What’s changed in Mum’s results? What should Dad ask at his next appointment? Alo helps you explore their shared records and make sense of the details.

How Alo works
Alo

Mum’s latest blood results are in. What’s changed?

Let’s compare them with her earlier reports, then put together the questions she wants to ask her doctor.

What should we ask first?

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In the family group chat.
Part of every little win.

See everyone’s week, celebrate the small wins, and keep looking after each other. Alo brings your family’s health into the conversation in iMessage.

Today at 6:41 PM

How’s everyone doing this week?

Grandma’s in the lead! 👸
Here’s your family’s week.

Your week together: a family health report130 kilometres walked together, with Grandma as the top walkerSerena has the most consistent sleep this week at 95 percentThree things looked after: Grandad’s heart, Mum’s refill and two new records

Your family’s week, together.

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Before the appointment.
A little help goes a long way.

Help Mum or Dad prepare for their next appointment. Alo brings the reminder and a report to review into iMessage, so you can go over the details together.

The time, the place, when to leave. A live activity keeps the next step in view.

Alo9:41 AM

Timmy’s specialist appointment is today

Alo9:41 AM

I’ve prepared a report for you to cover with the doctor. Tap to review before I send it through.

LifelongToday

Timmy’s appointment

Northside Hospital · 4:30 pm

25 min

Leave by3:55pm

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Two generations of a family laughing together outdoors

Help them take
the first step.

The people who raised you. The person beside you. The children you’re watching grow. You’re looking after their future as well as your own.

You can help them get started.

Help them arrange a blood test with your testing provider. Bring their results into Lifelong and ask the first question together.

They choose what to share.

Stay involved in the parts of their health they want to share with you. They keep control, and you have a way to help.

Explore family sharing

Start with someone you love.

01

Help them get tested.

Arrange their blood testing with your provider. If they already have results, you can start with those.

02

Bring their bloods into Lifelong.

Create your family. Invite them to share their reports, or help add their records with their permission.

03

Make sense of it together.

Explore their biomarkers. Ask Alo about their results. Keep questions and appointments in view as their health changes.

A few things you might be wondering.

Who provides the blood testing?

Your testing provider arranges the blood tests. Lifelong is where you bring the results together, explore their biomarkers and follow their health as a family.

Can we start with blood tests they’ve already had?

Yes. Add their existing lab reports, including photographs or scans. Lifelong organises the information so you can explore their results and history together.

What if my parent doesn’t want to use another app?

With their permission, you can keep and organise their health records in a profile you manage. They can join later and take control of their information. See how family sharing works.

What can Alo help us with?

Alo can explain information in shared records, help you explore changes across results, and prepare questions for an appointment. Medical decisions stay with your loved one and their clinician.

You’re thinking ahead.
Bring them with you.

The care you put into your own health.
For the people you want more years with.

Get started together

Lifelong is a wellness app, not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Biomarker ranges come from your lab reports. Read the medical disclaimer.