An inbox of exceptions
Urgent voice reports, safety flags, briefs held by automated checks, lab reports to verify, sensors that have gone quiet. Nothing else.
A doctor-supervised health app
Your body, watched every day. Your doctor, in charge.
Olo reads what your body is doing, explains it in plain words, and writes you a short plan each morning. Your doctor checks that plan before you see it.
One day on Olo
Blood sugar, read every 5 minutes
Olo is not an AI doctor.
It is an assistant that works inside rules your clinic sets. Three rules never bend.
Every number is checked
Before a plan goes anywhere, each number in it is checked against your real readings and labs. A plan that doesn't match your data is held.
Nothing reaches you unreviewed
Your clinic sees every plan, every flag and every lab result before you do. The doctor stays in charge of every recommendation.
Every action is logged
What Olo read, what it wrote, who released it and when: all of it is kept on your record and can be reviewed later.
For patients · the phone app
A short plan each morning, written from your own numbers.
Not a tip of the day. Your sugar, your meals, your labs and what you told Olo yesterday, turned into one thing to do today. Your doctor reviews it before you wake up to it.
Tuesday, November 4Example
Good morning, Sarah.
Your sugar stayed steady overnight, between 91 and 98.
Yesterday's chicken and rice pushed it to 163 at lunch. Rice does that to you more than bread does.
Today: a 10-minute walk right after lunch.
Reviewed by Dr. Bubolo at 6:12 amEvery number checked
Live blood sugar
A small sensor on your arm sends a reading every 5 minutes. Olo shows your day as an honest curve, gaps included.
Dexcom G7 sensor · glucose
Meals by photo or voice
Snap your plate, or say "I had chicken and rice." Olo works out the carbs, protein, fat and 11 other nutrients, then shows what that meal did to your sugar.
Carbs · protein · fat · fiber · sodium and more
"Hey Olo"
Hands free. Log a meal, a symptom, a supplement or bedtime. Ask about your own data. Tell Olo things to remember.
Wake word · voice entry
Labs that stay with you
Upload a lab report. Olo reads every result onto your record and shows how each one moves over time.
PDF upload · LOINC-coded · trends
What you take
Your medicines and supplements in one list, with reminders and a simple "I took it" tick.
Medicines · supplements · reminders
Patterns, over time
Olo looks for links between what you eat and how you feel. It shows them as something to test with your doctor, never as a diagnosis.
Meals and symptoms · for your doctor to confirm
Hands free
Just say it.
No forms. Say what happened, or ask what your body did. Olo answers from your own readings.
YouHey Olo, I just had a cup of coffee with cream.
OloLogged. Coffee with cream, 7:52 am.
YouHow was my sugar after lunch?
OloIt rose to 163 and was back under 110 by 3 pm. Slower than yesterday.
YouRemember that I'm on a carnivore diet.
OloI'll remember that. Your doctor will see it too.
For the clinic · console.olomd.com
Only what needs a person reaches a person.
The console is an inbox of exceptions, not a feed. Routine work is checked by machine; the doctor's attention goes where judgment is needed.
So one doctor can supervise thousands of patients, and still sign off on every plan.
Always on
Each morning
Spot-checked release
Briefs that pass every check go out in one click, after the doctor reviews a random sample. Anything that failed a check waits for a person.
Any time
One chart per patient
Search and sort every patient. Each chart holds glucose, meals, every lab draw with its source PDF, medicines, conditions, notes and a full activity log.
On upload
Labs done properly
Every result is coded to the LOINC standard automatically. A report uploaded by both the clinic and the patient is never stored twice.
Every Tuesday
A weekly second opinion
A supervisor model reads each patient's whole case file and writes findings for the doctor only: diet gaps, glucose and meal links, tests and supplements to consider, safety flags.