Your health, measured against you.
Scan2Kare Twin builds your personal health baseline from your own reports, vitals and DNA. Every new result is compared with your usual, not a population average, so the changes that matter for you show up early.
Why a Twin?
“Normal” isn’t always normal for you.
Lab reference ranges are built from thousands of other people. A result can sit inside that range and still be a real change for you.
Haemoglobin: 13.1 g/dL
Within range (12–16). Nothing flagged.
Haemoglobin: 13.1 g/dL
Down 12% from your usual 14.9. Worth a check.
Illustrative example. Twin does not diagnose; it helps you and your doctor notice change.
What Twin watches
Everything that makes up you.
Blood markers
Vitamins, sugar, thyroid, liver and kidney panels from every report you add.
Vitals
Blood pressure, resting heart rate and SpO2 from check-ups and devices.
Sleep & activity
How you rest and move, from your phone or wearable.
Body
Weight, BMI and waist, tracked against your own trend.
DNA insights
Risks from Unlock Your DNA tell Twin what to watch more closely.
History
Conditions, medicines and past scans give every change context.
How it works
Four steps to your baseline.
The more history Twin has, the sharper your baseline. Start with whatever reports you have today.
- 1
Bring your data
Past reports, scans, vitals and your Unlock Your DNA results.
- 2
Build your baseline
Twin learns what normal looks like for you.
- 3
Spot changes early
New results are compared with your own baseline, not generic ranges.
- 4
Act with a doctor
Find and book the right doctor when something needs attention.
Your genes tell Twin what to watch.
Your baseline spots change early.
Act on a change with the right specialist.
Be among the first to meet your Twin.
Twin is in early access. Leave your number and our team will onboard you, starting with the reports you already have.
- Your data is used only to build your baseline.
- Works with the reports you already have.
- Connects to Scan2Kare doctors when you need one.
Twin FAQ
Questions, answered.
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Our care team is a message away.
1How is Twin different from a normal report?+
Lab reports compare you with population reference ranges. Twin compares each new result with your own history, so changes that are “normal” for others but unusual for you stand out.
2What do I need to start?+
Any past reports you have. More history and a DNA test make your baseline richer.
3Is Twin available now?+
Twin is in early access. Register and the team will onboard you.