Start with your results.
Bring in supported blood results available in Apple Health, with your permission. Availability depends on your connected providers and records.
COMING SOON FOR IPHONE
Your blood results.
A little more
perspective.
Connect the dots between your everyday choices and your blood results.
BloodTime brings blood results from Apple Health together with weekly food and fitness experiments, so you can explore inflammation-related markers over time.
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YOUR WEEK, IN CONTEXT
Small changes.
A longer view.
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THIS WEEK’S EXPERIMENTSardinia Essentials
Your marker timelineIllustration
Earlier resultsLatest results
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From Apple HealthYour available blood results, together.
Observe. Reflect. Repeat.
＋ A new way to see your patterns
ILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPT · APP IN DEVELOPMENT
ONE WEEK AT A TIME
Make a change.
Keep the bigger picture.
BloodTime is being built to help you put your results in context, without losing sight of the everyday choices behind them.
Choose a weekly focus.
Try a change in your food or fitness routine. Give yourself a simple focus for the week and a reason to reflect.
Look for patterns over time.
Explore inflammation-related markers alongside your experiments as new results become available. A pattern is a starting point for questions.
THE PERSON BEHIND BLOODTIME
Built by someone who helped
bring health to your wrist.
Brought to you by Bob Messerschmidt, founder of COR Health, a founding member of the Apple Health team and an architect of the original Apple Watch health sensors.
BloodTime is owned by COR Health Inc. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Apple.
HELP SHAPE WHAT’S NEXT
Be part of
the first chapter.
Join the beta list for a chance to try BloodTime on your iPhone through TestFlight. We’ll email you when invitations are available.
Joining the list does not guarantee a place or a launch date. No TestFlight invitation is sent at signup.
A few things to know.
Do I need to share blood results to sign up?
No. This signup only asks for an email address and your consent choices. It does not connect to Apple Health or request health information.
Will I need a new blood test every week?
Weekly refers to the food or fitness experiment, not a testing schedule. BloodTime is designed to use available results in Apple Health. Discuss any testing schedule with your healthcare professional.
Is BloodTime available now?
BloodTime is in development. Beta access is planned through TestFlight. Timing, supported results, and device requirements will be shared with invited testers.
How do I leave the beta list?
Email hi@corhealth.com to leave the beta list. Marketing subscriptions are separate and can be managed through the unsubscribe link in marketing emails.