tracking intentional longevity + bliss
Dial in Better Days
Citizen-science health tech coming soon to track the intersection of drug use, practices, social connections, and body chemistry.
Interactive concept demo · about 5 minutes
Investor or practitioner? See your tour →How It Works
Connect what you take, do, and feel and recognize patterns over time.
01POINTS
Safer & Intentional Use
Track use, dosage, timing, stacking, contraindications, and safer deprescribing across medications, supplements, devices, and plant and semi-synthesized medicines alongside personal practices and experiences.
See it in the walkthrough →02PATTERNS
Build Your Data Twin
Bring what you take, consume, and practice into focus. Digital journaling and data twin vitals help define your story and reflect on the patterns that shape your experiences to help dial in better days.
See it in the walkthrough →03QUESTIONS
Your Longevity Story
While not prescriptive, multimodal AI instigates cascading questions and mirrors phenomenological and drug-tracking data. Your data belongs to you. Data sovereignty and privacy are key. Sharing to Social Circles is solely at the user’s discretion.
See it in the walkthrough →04SHARE
Ongoing Care and Integration
Peer-to-peer sharing of drug use, practices, and experiences opens observation and communication and enables contraindication and harm-reduction patterns to be a supportive tool for change.
See Social Circles →
Patterns over time
Recognize your patterns.
Sleep, mood, drugs, supplements, daily practices, and relationships are deeply connected. Yet the information about them often lives in separate places.
WeFloYo brings them together, from hospice to bliss, exploring substance use, practices, and fluctuating hormones relative to consciousness. It is a personal longevity mirror: track what you take and do, and see the patterns over time that may be shaping how you feel.
- Sleep
- Mood
- Substances
- Practices
- Relationships
Intelligence should serve the human.
WeFloYo is being designed to use AI to help organize information and surface possible connections, while keeping context and human judgment central.
It is not being built to diagnose people or tell them how to live.
The user holds the keys.
Privacy, consent, transparency, encryption, and individual control are our guiding principles.
Privacy from the start
Only the user can open a Social Circle
Encrypted data protection
Individual control
More context. Better conversations.
A clearer picture of what you take, do and feel, so you and the people who support your care can ask better questions.
Founding Members
Purpose and Service Realized.
We are building a team of like-minded chaperons holding strong as guardrails shake and break. Come join us.

Tanya Griffin
Founder | CEO
Joseph Ring
Program Director
Ann Curtis MD
Medical Director
Matthew McDonald
Creative Director
Let's Talk.
Choose the conversation that fits.
Future Users
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For practitioners, researchers, organizations and collaborators: let's work together.
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Share with intention
Social Circles
You decide who sees what. Create a circle for friends, an integration group or collaborators, choose what each one can see, and only you can open it.
Friends, an integration group, collaborators, or your own.
Each circle gets its own settings: intake log, mood and sleep trends, check-ins, questions for care, journal.
Peer to peer and optional. Change or close a circle whenever you like.
What this circle can see
Collaborators · 2 connections · only you can open it
Sample data for illustration. No real sharing changes.
For individuals
A private place for what you take, do and feel first. Share only what you choose, when you choose.
For practitioners
With a client's permission, a clear summary of only what they chose to share: intake, trends, check-ins and their questions.
For collaborators
We welcome conversations with brands, researchers and organizations interested in person-centric tools for reflection.