🧠 Health ScoreYour Health Score is your overall risk-adjusted performance index.
It combines:
- Biomarkers
- Wearable data
- Lifestyle inputs
- Preventive adherence
- Disease-specific risk models
Higher score = lower projected medical risk.
Lower score = higher optimization potential.
Unlike generic wellness apps, your score reflects
long-term disease probability, not just today’s mood.
🔥 Risk IndexYour Risk Index estimates your probability of developing specific conditions based on:
- Cardiometabolic markers
- Sleep patterns
- HRV & resting heart rate
- Stress load
- Physical activity
- Family history
- Lab biomarkers (if available)
Risk ranges:
- 0–33 → Low
- 34–66 → Medium
- 67–100 → Elevated
Your daily actions directly reduce this index. You will see this reflected in percentage improvements over time.
🌙 RecoveryRecovery reflects your physiological readiness.
It integrates:
- HRV
- Resting Heart Rate
- Sleep quality
- Recent stress load
Higher recovery = stronger adaptive capacity
Lower recovery = increased vulnerability
ONU adjusts your recommendations dynamically based on recovery — because pushing through low recovery increases long-term risk.
🏃 StrainStrain measures how much load you put on your body during the day.
It includes:
- Workouts
- Passive movement
- Cardiovascular stress
Strain is contextualized against Recovery.
High Strain + Low Recovery = elevated risk signal.
ONU does not simply encourage “more exercise.” It recommends an
optimal load.
💢 Stress LoadStress Load measures physiological stress, not just psychological perception.
It includes:
- Heart rate variability
- Respiratory patterns
- Sleep disturbance
- Elevated resting heart rate
Chronic stress without recovery increases:
- Cardiovascular risk
- Immune vulnerability
- Metabolic dysfunction
ONU highlights this early — before symptoms appear.
📊 Prevention AdherenceThis tracks whether you complete your daily and weekly preventive actions.
Examples:
- Sleep optimization
- Movement targets
- Nutrition improvements
- Medical checkups
- Supplement routines (if applicable)
Higher adherence = measurable risk reduction.