A private health record foundation
Building the record, onboarding, and health overview surfaces that help people keep body, mind, cycle, medications, and care context together.
A transparent work in progress
Varelune is being built as a calmer, more private way to keep the parts of your health story that are easy to lose between appointments, apps, and years. This is the public, plain-language view of the work.
How to read this page
This is a curated snapshot, not a delivery schedule. Priorities can change as we test the product, review privacy and security work, and learn from people using it. Linear remains our internal source of truth; this page leaves out internal implementation details and sensitive security work.
Active work
Work currently moving through design, implementation, or review.
Building the record, onboarding, and health overview surfaces that help people keep body, mind, cycle, medications, and care context together.
Working toward clearer ways to prepare and share selected information when you choose, rather than handing over an entire history.
Developing local reminders and scheduling with user control at the center. Varelune should support attention, not compete for it.
Continuing work across onboarding, cycle context, mental and emotional wellbeing, and the health changes that do not fit neatly into one category.
Likely next steps
Priorities we are exploring or preparing without attaching a public delivery date.
Continue the import and export work so your information is easier to move, review, and keep under your control.
Explore document scanning and voice journaling as optional ways to capture context without making the record harder to understand.
Design backup and recovery around explicit opt-in decisions, clear explanations, and safeguards appropriate for sensitive health information.
Built in the current product work
Completed work is part of the story, but it is not the same as saying the full product is ready.
Core onboarding screens, recovery flow, and the first shape of a private record.
Journal entries, period notes, timeline review, insights, and everyday context.
Health record surfaces for medications, appointments, and the details around them.
Optional device-level notification foundations that do not require turning health history into a cloud service.
A boundary worth stating plainly
Varelune is not ready for sensitive health data until its encrypted storage, key handling, backups, recovery behavior, and independent review are complete. We will not use a roadmap label to turn work in progress into a security promise.
If you want to help shape the product, request beta access or contact us. Please do not send sensitive medical information.