A dashboard that reads at a glance
Weight and body-composition trend, top blood markers, today's doses, steps, sleep, HRV, and resting heart rate — with a live recent-activity feed. Empty states show an em-dash, never a fabricated number.
A personal health record
A weigh-in. A lab marker. A dose taken. A set logged. On their own, each is a single tile. Tesseta gathers hundreds of them — from your Fitbit, your bloodwork, your training — into one picture you can actually read, kept in sync across your phone, your watch, and the web.
One private record. The backend is the source of truth — your clients only ever read your own data.
The app
The dashboard draws every signal — weight and body composition, resting heart rate, HRV, sleep, blood markers, today's doses, and your latest activity — into a single glance. Real values from the record; an em-dash where there's no data, never a guess.
What it tracks
Health data flows in from your Fitbit through the Google Health API and is normalized once on the backend. Everything below reads from that single, correct source — a number you see always matches what was ingested or entered.
Weight and body-composition trend, top blood markers, today's doses, steps, sleep, HRV, and resting heart rate — with a live recent-activity feed. Empty states show an em-dash, never a fabricated number.
Upload a lab report and Tesseta extracts the markers for you, then charts each one over time so a drifting value is obvious long before it's a problem.
Track lean mass, fat, and regional breakdowns. Upload a DEXA scan and review the extracted, editable regions — no manual transcription.
Dosage schedules, adherence history, and on-device dose reminders with grouped one-tap check-off. Decision support for protocols like TRT is grounded in your own history.
Photograph a meal, a label, or a barcode and it's recognized and logged — calories always derived from macros. One-tap re-logging of recent meals and a describe-a-meal shortcut make the habit stick.
Periodized programs, an exercise library with demo frames, and a full-screen coach with spoken cues, prior-session prefill, and mid-session swaps for whatever your gym has — offline-first, so a dead signal never stops a workout.
Chat through a goal and get a concrete, trackable plan; a metric-event engine measures real progress against it. The program designer is grounded in your logged and imported training history — estimated 1RMs, sensible volume ramps, built-in deloads, and per-phase nutrition — so the plan fits the athlete you actually are, not a template.
A closer look
Not dashboards bolted together — each area is designed for the way you actually read it, and every one stays in sync with the same record.
How it works
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A single service holds the only connection to your data store and normalizes every signal once. Your phone, watch, and browser are readers of that record — never independent copies drifting apart.
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Log a set on your phone and it's there on the web. Money-path writes are atomic, so concurrent edits never lose or double-count. The goal is simple: never lose your data.
03
The Android app is offline-first: reads come from an encrypted on-device mirror and writes are journaled and replayed when you're back online. Finish the workout in the basement gym; it syncs later.
Privacy & trust
This is PHI-grade information, and it's treated that way. Access is authenticated and denied by default. Data is strictly scoped per user — you can only ever reach your own records.
Platforms
The everyday capture surface — dose reminders, meal capture, and the set-by-set workout coach. Native, offline-first, built for one-handed logging.
Signed in from your wrist, sharing the phone's record — the foundation for glanceable tiles and complications as they roll out.
The room-to-think surface: research browsing, chart-heavy review, AI goal and program chat, and admin over your catalogs.
Sign in to your record, or reach out about access.