Shugo, 守護, means guardianship
Every number has a source.
Shugo puts the readings from your devices and the records from your clinics in one place, so your whole history sits together and you can check any figure against where it came from.
Available now
What Shugo does today
Brings it together
Import an Apple Health export or the record you download from a patient portal, as FHIR or CCDA files, and connect a Whoop. Years of history arrive in one step.
Organizes it by body system
Heart and circulation, breathing, sleep, blood count and the rest. Each measurement is drawn against your own recent readings, never a population average.
Shows where every number came from
Every value keeps its date, its original unit, and the device or document that recorded it. The raw record is always one tap below the chart.
Lets you leave with all of it
Download everything Shugo holds about you in one file. Delete your account and your data is erased, not hidden, leaving only a record that the deletion happened. An automated test checks this on every change to the code.
Not available yet
What is being built
A statistical engine In progress
Classical statistics that learn the usual spread of each of your own measurements and describe when one has moved beyond it. Deliberately simple enough for a clinician to check by hand.
A plain language assistant In progress
It puts what the engine finds into plain sentences, links each one to the readings behind it and to published sources, and drafts a question you can take to your clinician. It does not recommend drugs or treatments.
Neither is in the product yet. When one arrives, this page says so here first.
Who it is for
People living with progressive neuromuscular conditions, such as myotonic dystrophy, Duchenne, SMA, ALS and myasthenia gravis, and the clinicians who care for them.
Shugo organizes and trends the health data you already have. It does not diagnose, predict, or recommend treatment. What a change means, and what to do about it, stays a conversation between you and your clinician.