Fortuity makes tracking a 10-second act. One tap counts a pill, a drink, a glass of water; food is a quick scan and confirm, and sleep tracks itself. The record it builds gives you one view of your health, your medications, your sleep, and your progress, built from years of data you already have. Take control of your health, take control of your life: the good fortune follows the effort.
Your steps sit in one app, your blood work lives behind four portal passwords, and your prescription history rests in a drawer. During a 15-minute appointment, your doctor sees a snapshot and asks when your symptoms began. You try to reconstruct six months of changes from memory while watching the clock. Hospital networks hold disconnected pieces of your medical history. Your devices capture pieces of your daily life. No system turns those pieces into one story you can read. You have the most at stake and the worst view of your own record.
Most health apps start you at zero. Fortuity starts by gathering what already exists: years of Apple Health data, your lab results, your medication history, the story your body has been writing all along.
Steps, workouts, heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), VO2 max, blood oxygen, blood pressure: the daily signal, kept in context of your years.
Core, deep, and rapid eye movement (REM) stages on nights you wear an Apple Watch, sleep and wake times either way, with your weekly rhythm measured against your own norms, not someone else's.
Weight, body fat, lean mass, and waist as one longitudinal story. A decade of weigh-ins reads differently than a week.
Your clinical record alongside your daily signal: allergies, conditions, immunizations, and lab results in one place.
Doses, changes, and timelines, so the "since when?" question has a logged date you can point to.
Logging that respects you: search it or scan the barcode, see the facts, and confirm before anything is saved. Barcode scanning stays free, and nothing is ever counted on your behalf.
Fortuity turns years of scattered data into one clear view of your health. It connects your device data with your clinical records, then analyzes your history for patterns worth knowing.
You grant permission in stages, and Fortuity reads the years of Apple Health data already stored on your iPhone. It pulls your lab results, conditions, and prescriptions through Apple's Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) Health Records API. You start with the record you already have, not an empty screen.
Tap once on your iPhone or Apple Watch to log a pill, a drink, or a glass of water. Search the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) FoodData Central or scan an Open Food Facts barcode to log food, review the nutrition facts, and confirm before anything is saved. Sleep and daily activity track automatically.
Overnight, Fortuity calculates long-term trends and correlations against your history. Daily fortuities show patterns already in your data, with the exact numbers and dates behind them. Every norm comes from your history, not population averages.
Ask about your history in plain English and get answers grounded in your dates and measurements. Before an appointment, print a one-page Annual Review with key charts and findings. Your doctor does not need an account or new software.
A fortuity is a happy accident. Ours are the fortunate things your own record was already holding: patterns worth knowing, found by AI that reasons across everything at once.
This week you averaged 7.6 hours a night, 19 minutes more than your 30-day norm.
A weigh-in on your way to the shower. One tap for the pill, one for the drink. Sleep tracks itself from your wrist. That is the entire job; Fortuity does the thinking.



Health management happens in brief, real moments: in an examination room, while answering a specialist, or while checking your phone late at night. Fortuity replaces gaps in your memory with figures from your record.
You enter the examination room with one printed page instead of trying to recall five months of fatigue. It shows your sleep against your weight, your medication timeline, and the correlations supported by your numbers. Your doctor can spend the 15-minute visit on your care instead of gathering the history.
Your doctor increases your daily prescription by 10 mg. Fortuity excludes five half-lives of the old dose during the transition so residual levels do not distort the results. Over the next few weeks, you can see what changes in your weight, sleep, and how you feel, separated from the dose that came before.
A specialist asks when joint stiffness began to interfere with your morning routine. Instead of guessing the season or year, you open your phone and point to October 14. Your record shows the week your daily logs recorded the change, giving your care team a firm date.
Over three weeks, your nights get shorter by 20 minutes at a time, too gradually for you to notice. Fortuity measures your sleep against your average, not a generic eight hours, so the change appears while it is still small. You adjust your evening schedule before the problem gets worse.
You visit urgent care while traveling three states from your primary clinic. Instead of opening three patient portals or requesting records from an office that closed at 5pm, you show the doctor your medication history and lab values on your phone.
You are awake wondering whether your resting heart rate has changed since you started the new prescription. Instead of asking a general chatbot that knows nothing about you, you ask Fortuity. The answer arrives in seconds and cites your values and the dates they were recorded.
Fortuity is built to pair with your doctor, not replace them. The Annual Review turns your year into the appointment that 15 minutes deserves: your sleep against your weight, your drinks against your meds, the correlations in your own numbers, printed on one clean page.
| Fortuity | Medisafe | Bearable | Sunnyside | Apple Health | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One-tap daily logging (pill, drink, water) | ✓ | pills only | many taps | drinks only | manual, buried |
| Whole record in one place | ✓ | partial | partial | no | data, yes |
| Correlations computed for you | ✓ | no | with setup work | no | no |
| Dose-change timeline (titration) | ✓ | no | no | no | not representable |
| A printable doctor report | ✓ | no | no | no | no |
| Tracking without a coaching agenda | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | program-first | ✓ |
| Available on Android | not yet | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | iPhone only |
| Open to anyone today, no invitation | by invitation | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Drug interaction warnings | no | ✓ | no | no | no |
| Unlimited custom symptom tracking | no | no | ✓ | no | no |
| Human coaching and accountability | no | no | no | ✓ | no |
If you have ever pasted a medical question into a general chatbot, Fortuity gives that habit a private home: ask in plain English on your phone, and the answer comes from your whole record, citing your own numbers with their dates.
Fortuity shows the math, dates, and sources behind every observation so you and your clinician can evaluate the evidence.
Health data deserves a different standard. These four commitments are the product's foundation, published here on purpose.
Fortuity works with the iPhone and the devices you already own. Every signal you already track becomes part of one story from day one.
If you already ask AI about your health, Fortuity gives those questions a permanent, private home where the AI can see your whole record and shows its work.
Ten years from now this record matters more, not less. Portability is built in, so the story stays yours across doctors, devices, and decades.
Fortuity shows you your data. It does not make medical decisions for you. Being exact about the edges is how everything else on this page earns belief.
Fortuity is free right now: every feature below, including Ask Fortuity and daily fortuities, costs nothing while we build it with the people who use it. The tiers show where pricing lands later; the free tier is real and stays real.
No. Fortuity starts with the Apple Health data already stored on your iPhone. If you wear an Apple Watch, it uses your existing heart rate and staged sleep records automatically; without one, Fortuity still logs sleep and wake times from your iPhone, just without the core, deep, and REM breakdown. You do not need new hardware.
Your data is never sold, brokered, or used for advertising. Core health records remain on your device. Cloud sync and AI features are optional. Reproductive and cycle data stays on your device by default unless you change that setting.
Yes. If you have owned an iPhone, HealthKit may already contain years of activity, heart rate, and step data. Fortuity imports that history on day one, so you do not start with an empty screen.
Yes. Print a one-page Annual Review with charts, findings, and timelines for your doctor. Your clinician does not need an account or software download.
No. Fortuity is an analytical record tool, not a medical provider or diagnostic device. It reports patterns, adherence, and statistical evidence from your data. It does not recommend changing doses or treatment.
Fortuity is free right now, with every current feature included; photo food logging is planned but not built yet. Planned pricing is Free at $0, Premium at $59.99 a year or $6.99 a month, and Lifetime at $199 once. No credit card is required today.
Request a TestFlight invitation on this website. You will receive instructions for installing the app on your iPhone.
No. Fortuity is available on iPhone, with an Apple Watch companion app; a web dashboard is planned. Android is not available today.
Connect your healthcare provider through Apple's FHIR Health Records API. Fortuity imports available clinical records, including lab values, diagnosed conditions, immunizations, and prescription histories.
Pill reminder apps remind you to take a dose. Fortuity models your dose history in milligrams per day using a 33-molecule half-life library. When comparing dose changes with your symptoms, it excludes a five-half-life washout period so the old dose does not distort the results.
Yes. Export your complete health record in open formats with one tap at any time. Your data is not locked into Fortuity.
When you ask a question in plain English, Ask Fortuity searches your record and streams an answer. Every response cites the numbers and dates in your file. A typical question costs about a cent to process.
Your record is already being written. Fortuity is where you finally get to read it.
Request an inviteEverything Fortuity shows you is built from days that have already happened. That cuts both ways: the years of Apple Health data on your phone are already enough to start from, and every week you wait is a week the record does not have.
It is free right now, on iPhone, by invitation. No card, no ads, and export works from day one, so the record is yours to take with you whether or not you stay.