Longview connects your health devices, tracks your biomarkers over time, and helps you arrive at every doctor's appointment with the full picture.
Longview brings together data from all your health devices into one coherent picture — then helps you make sense of it.
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Most health apps show you your data.
Longview helps you talk to your doctor about what it means.
Discover how your sleep, nutrition, and daily habits connect to your biomarkers over time — not just what the numbers are, but what's driving them.
Walk into every appointment with months of context, not just how you feel that day. Your care team sees the complete story — and can act on it.
Most appointments start with "how have you been feeling?" Longview gives you — and your doctor — a richer answer. Months of trends and patterns, organized into a clinical summary before you even sit down.
Longview is for people who take their health seriously and want their care team to see the complete picture.
You can't feel everything that matters. But you can know. And knowing puts you in control.
I've spent most of my adult life taking health seriously — endurance training, whole food nutrition, the works. For years I measured my health the way most athletes do: by how I felt and how I performed.
Sleep was the one thing I didn't prioritize. There's a mentality in endurance sports that fitness will carry you through anything — including rest. Log the miles, eat clean, and your body will handle the rest. It's a mindset that gets you to the finish line. It's also incomplete.
That's a trap serious athletes fall into more than most. When your resting heart rate is in the 40s and you're covering miles that would wind most people, it's easy to assume you're covered. The annual checkup comes back fine. You move on.
What I didn't know — what my annual checkups never caught — was that I carry elevated Lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a). Everyone has some Lp(a) in their blood, but roughly 20% of people have genetically elevated levels that significantly increase cardiovascular risk. It has nothing to do with how fit you are or how well you eat. It's written in your DNA.
A comprehensive blood panel finally surfaced it. Not a standard lipid panel — those don't test for Lp(a). A comprehensive one. The kind most people never think to ask for because they feel fine.
I built Longview because that experience changed how I think about health data. Feeling healthy and knowing your health are two different things. The gap between them is where risk hides.
Longview exists to close that gap — to give you and your care team a complete, longitudinal picture of your health, not just a snapshot from one annual visit. Because the patterns in your data over time tell a story that a single appointment never can.
If you train hard and eat well, you're doing a lot right. But fitness is not a proxy for cardiovascular health — and sleep is not optional recovery, it's a biomarker. Lp(a) testing, ApoB, inflammatory markers — these aren't just for sick people. Ask your doctor for a comprehensive panel. Know your numbers. The data might surprise you.
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