getbased just got a major upgrade.
The dashboard is now fully modular. Compose your own workflow, pin what matters, and filter out what you consider noise.
The signal is yours to build.
The app now looks at your health through five Lenses.
Labs. Genome. Body. Light. Insight.
Each one is modular, so what getbased shows you, and how it shows it, is up to you.
Labs is the first Lens.
Actionable widgets help you understand your bloodwork in a broader context. Add the ones you care about to your dashboard for quick access.
Biomarkers also got a major overhaul: compact cards, detailed views, tables, and heatmaps.
Genome is the second Lens.
Import raw DNA or mtDNA files to see which variants may affect your health, grouped by system and color-graded by importance.
You can also ask AI how your genetics connect to your biomarkers, and what to do about it.
Body is the third Lens.
A dedicated space for biometrics from wearables, smart scales, or manual input.
Track supplements, run Impact Analysis, and get warnings when something you take may negatively affect mitochondrial function.
Female profiles get an extra cycle widget.
Track cycle context, see phase-aware insights, and get guidance on better timing for blood draws.
Light is the fourth Lens, and probably the most unusual one.
It helps you understand and manage your light exposure: sunlight, indoor light, screens, PBM sessions, light audits, and the biological signals that come with them.
There is a lot here. Explore it.
Insight is the fifth Lens.
This is where the deeper context lives: the things your doctor may not ask about, but that can shape your health more than a single lab marker ever could.
Recommendations are practical actions curated by @Elkim, the main developer of getbased.
The framework is rooted in nature, environment, and mitochondrial health, so many of the best first steps are free.
Start with those. Make a move only when it makes sense.
And this is where the fun starts.
getbased now ships with six graphical themes, each with six accent colors.
Light theme: soft, warm, clean.
For the dark-mode naysayers.
Still a bit boring. But useful.
Cypherpunk Terminal.
For the real nerds. The proper environment for debugging and hacking biology. 
Glass / Liquid theme.
Still needs a better name, but it creates a softer, more intimate space for spending time with your health data.
@Elkim favorite. 80s mood, warm gradients, good vibes.
There is also a CRT toggle for the terminal-style themes.
Neuromancer.
Inspired by William Gibson’s novel. Darker, stranger, and built for doing your magic.
There is also Sunset Mode.
If you insist on using screens after sunset, it improves visibility while wearing blue-blocking glasses.
You still probably shouldn’t.
The redesign is live now.
Hope you enjoy it. Honest feedback is welcome.
Free, open-source, privacy respecting and based forever.
Go check it out 👉 
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getbased — Open-Source Personal Health Intelligence
Personal Health Intelligence built for you. Five lenses — Labs, Genome, Body, Lifestyle, Environment — connected and AI-interpreted in your ful...
