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Vector
App-first longevity care that catches what "normal" hides
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App-first longevity care that catches what "normal" hides
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Australian longevity care is clinic-first and runs on appointments. Vector is app-first. Bring every blood test you've had, plus Apple Health. Vector detects patterns across years, even drift inside "normal", and builds a plan that learns from your check-ins, questions and actions. A doctor steps in when needed. Records stored in Australia, never sold or used to train AI. Free on iPhone; Vitality adds an advanced blood test every 3 months and a video consult with an Australian-registered doctor.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Elisa, a doctor in Australia and one of Vector's co-founders.
If you've ever been told your bloods are "normal" and still felt off, Vector is for you.
Longevity care today is built around the clinic. You book an intake, buy the clinic's tests, pay up to $249 a month, and your health gets looked at one appointment at a time. Part of why it costs so much is that doctors are doing the reading. And the timing is off: your biology doesn't change at appointments. It changes in between, often inside the "normal" range, across years of results already sitting in your inbox.
We think that's the wrong way round. Software is great at reading every result you've ever had, continuously. Doctors are great at judgement. So we built Vector app-first: it keeps reading every test and every night of Apple Health, and a doctor steps in when your results need one. That's why it can start free, and why it gets sharper with every test instead of starting from scratch at every appointment.
Here's how it works:
It reads your bloods: forward the email, upload the PDF or snap the paper copy, from any lab. You check every value before it's saved, and every test joins one record that goes back years.
It catches what "normal" hides: 100+ biomarkers, each read against your own history and alongside your Apple Health sleep, HRV and training. So if a marker has been drifting for years while every report says "normal", Vector notices. Your biological age is built on Phenotypic Age, a peer-reviewed blood-based ageing clock published in 2018, in Australian units and matched to your age and sex.
It builds a plan that learns from you: priorities ranked by what will move your biology most, and you choose the actions. Then it keeps listening: your weekly check-in, what you ask Consult Vector ("my bloods came back normal, so why am I still this tired?") and how each action is actually going. Nothing changes without your OK.
A doctor, when your results need one: Vector tells you when it's time. Vector Vitality is $99/month (billed monthly in 3-month terms, cancel anytime) and includes a blood test every 3 months, a video consult with an Australian-registered doctor, and Premium.
Your health data is yours, and we've built Vector around that. Your account and health records are stored in Australia and protected with encryption and access controls. We never sell your health information or use it for advertising, and the AI services we use are prohibited from training on your content. Apple Health is read-only and you choose what Vector reads, you can review or delete anything Consult remembers, and you can delete your account in the app at any time.
Vector is free on iPhone. For the Product Hunt community, the code PRODUCTHUNT gives you 2 weeks of Premium free (the full plan and ongoing Consult conversations). In the app, open Premium and tap Redeem promo code.
One question I'd genuinely love your take on: what would make you trust an AI read of your own blood results? I'm here all day and will reply to every comment.