A connection layer between what a patient’s wearables record and what their doctor gets to see.
heyjule connects patient wearable and conversational data to a doctor dashboard. Wearable metrics and symptom logs that usually stay on the patient side become one shared timeline the clinician can read.
On the patient side, a mobile app aggregates the wearable data and lets people log symptoms by talking — you tap the orb, describe what feels odd. On the doctor side, a web dashboard turns all of it into an interactive report with trend charts, anomaly detection, and observations. A clinician shares an invite code, the patient enters it, and the data is shared.
Reports are encrypted in the app to the receiving doctor’s browser key before they are uploaded, and decrypted locally in the dashboard, so the server never holds readable clinical data. Underneath, it is a pnpm monorepo: separate services for wearable ingestion, conversation, report generation, and the API gateway that ties them together.