Why we are building Alumia.
We spent years building a DNA testing company. We sent people beautiful reports about their genes. They read them, nodded, and went back to guessing, because a report is not a morning. It does not put the right thing in your hand at breakfast. It does not notice that Thursdays are the day everything falls apart.
What changes a life is smaller and more stubborn than a report. The right thing, in your hand, every day. A plan that fits the week you really have. And Ala, a patient assistant to ask when it is eleven at night and you are not sure.
That is the whole of Alumia. You tell us one thing you want to change. We ask good questions, some of them written on the spot because of what you just said. Then we build three things around your answer, and we keep adjusting them as you change.
We will be honest with you along the way. Supplements support a body; they do not cure a disease. A program is coaching, not a prescription. Ala is AI, not a doctor. If something needs your doctor, we will say so plainly, and we will help you walk in with better questions.
The people behind your plan.
AI puts your plan together in minutes. What it is allowed to put in it is the work of specialists: they write and review the programs, and they check the formulas your pack is made from.
They are not your doctor, and nothing here replaces the care you already have.
Registered dietitian
Writes and reviews the nutrition and lifestyle programs.
Endocrinologist
Reviews the programs for goals that involve blood sugar and hormones, and where they hand over to your own doctor.
Pharmacist
Checks the formulas: the ingredients, the doses, and how they sit with common medication.
Placeholder team. Each role gets a name, a registration and a portrait when the specialist is appointed.