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“Your labs look fine” is hard to hear when fine isn’t how it feels. One cheek swab can show how your body handles what’s measured. Ena, our AI health guide, explains it.

A “normal” result means your level falls inside a range drawn from other people. It can’t show how your body absorbs, activates and clears what’s in the tube. Part of that is written in your genes.
205 million genetic variants from one cheek swab, collected at home.
The “normal” results you already have, from any lab, set next to your genes.
Sleep, energy, food and what you take, so the answers fit the life you actually live.
In a 3-minute demo, see how Ena connects DNA, labs and history into a plan, and answers follow-up questions in plain language. Then start your own account, free.
Enovone+, our membership, keeps working with you. Every new lab, symptom or change adds to the picture.
One cheek swab, processed in a CLIA-certified lab. Add the labs you already have.
Ask anything, any time, in plain language. Answers draw on your genes, your labs and peer-reviewed research.
Clear next steps for food, supplements and which tests to run next, with a licensed clinician when you need one.
Genes are not a diagnosis. Next to your labs, they can help explain why a “normal” result and how you feel don’t match.
How your body makes energy and uses B vitamins, iron and vitamin D.
The genes that carry and activate vitamin D differ from person to person.
Methylation genes like MTHFR shape how your body activates folate. A blood level can’t show that step.
Whether you clear caffeine fast or slow, and what that means for your afternoons and evenings.
Methylation and stress-response genes that shape how you feel under pressure.
Why a standard dose can be too much for one person and too little for another.
An afternoon crash, a ferritin at the low end of “normal”, and a gene (CYP1A2) that clears caffeine slowly: three clues that only make sense together. Ena connects them and shows her sources.
Ena does the careful, detailed work of connecting your data, at any hour. Licensed clinicians make every medical decision.
Available 24/7. Every answer shows its sources: your genes, your lab results and the research behind them.
MDs, nurse practitioners and health coaches, for when you want a person. Clinician services may cost extra.

One cheek swab gives Ena your genetic road map. Add the “normal” labs you already have, and she connects the two into answers and a plan that’s yours.
$249one-time
Collected at home. Explained by Ena.
Includes 3 months of Ena.
Get the DNA kitThis is way easier than trying to decipher a bunch of random numbers in lab reports.
I have been given more detail about my health in the last couple days using the app than what has been shared with me throughout my life of seeing doctors, specialists, etc.
…not feeling brushed off but rather better informed and with a "plan of action."
Labs show where your levels sit today. Your genes shape how your body makes, uses and clears what’s being measured. Ena puts the two side by side, so a “normal” result is explained for you, not for an average.
No. Start with the results you already have, from any lab. If another test would help, Ena can suggest which one and why.
A cheek swab you collect at home. Your sample is processed in a CLIA-certified lab, and Ena explains your results in your Enovone account.
No. Ena explains and prepares; a licensed clinician makes every medical decision.
The DNA kit is a one-time purchase at the price shown above, and it includes 3 months of Ena.
Your data is encrypted. We never sell it, and never share anything that identifies you.
Yes. Watch the demo and create a free account. You can upload labs you already have and add the DNA kit whenever you’re ready.
See Ena work, then start free.