There’s no shortage of health apps today. Some track your steps. Some analyze your sleep. Some let you view lab results or check symptoms. But most focus on just one part of your health, and leave the rest scattered, up to you to manage.

Chumo takes a different approach. It brings everything together: your health history, your wearable data, your concerns, questions, symptoms, and records. Then it uses AI to help you understand what’s happening in your body and what you might be overlooking.

It’s not another dashboard. It’s not another tracker. Chumo is a quiet, always-there health assistant that learns from you, remembers your story, and helps you stay well. Here’s how it compares to what you might already be using.

Apple Health vs Chumo

Apple Health does a great job aggregating metrics: steps, heart rate, sleep, and more. But it’s not designed to interpret or explain what those numbers actually mean for you.

Chumo takes that data, combines it with your health history, and gives you personalized context. It can spot changes, identify patterns, and gently point out trends. Instead of showing you a graph, it offers insight you can act on.

MyChart vs Chumo

MyChart is useful for checking your test results and past visits, but it’s tied to specific providers and systems.

Chumo lets you pull your entire medical history from multiple providers, wearable devices, lab files, and notes into one simple, organized view. Just a clean interface that gives you what you need, when you need it.

WebMD, Ada, Healthily vs Chumo

Symptom checkers are built to give you fast answers. They analyze your inputs and offer potential causes. But every time you use them, you start a long questionnaire from scratch.

Chumo builds on what it already knows about you. It can offer recommendations based on your health history, your previous concerns, diagnosis, and doctor's notes. Simple and very fast.

Ornament vs Chumo

Ornament helps people make sense of lab results. It offers a helpful breakdown and health scores, but it's largely lab-focused and works best when used regularly for testing.

Chumo includes labs, but doesn’t stop there. It visualises your test results, maps on your health history together with past symptoms, medication responses, wearable data, and notes from your doctor. Then it turns that information into a continuous, personalized view of your health.

The Ultimate Goal

We believe everyone deserves health support that feels personal, clear, and easy to access. You should be able to understand what’s going on in your body and what to do next. Without stress, delays, or confusion.

Now, with the help of AI, it’s finally possible.