01 · Medication history
It begins with what you take.
Prescriptions, fills, changes and reported effects become one living medication history — portable across the places where care happens.
Medication context connected
Every prescription should know you.
A patient-controlled Medication Passport that brings the right context to every medication decision.
Twinome AI
Medication PassportHolder
Alex Morgan
Since 2026
Active flags
1
Medications
4
Genes typed
3
Pharmacogenomic phenotypes
- CYP2C19Context available
- CYP2D6Review suggested
- SLCO1B1Context available
Context summary
One portable view of medication context and provenance.
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Updated with permission
Illustrative product design. Sample data. Not a shipped product.
02 · Clinical history
The record becomes a story, not a stack of files.
Diagnoses, labs, allergies and care history add the clinical context behind a medication decision.
Clinical context connected
03 · Genomic context
Biology adds another layer.
Existing consumer genomic files can add informational context. When a clinical decision requires it, qualified laboratories can provide confirmatory testing.
Genomic context added
04 · Physiology
Daily life makes the picture richer.
With permission, wearable and patient-reported signals add sleep, activity, symptoms and change over time.
Continuous signals connected
05 · Outcomes
What happened next matters.
Interventions and outcomes return to the longitudinal record, making the Passport more useful with every consented interaction.
Longitudinal record active
One person. More context.
Medication decisions happen in real life—not in a single record.
The prescription, the genome, last night’s sleep, today’s symptoms and what happened after the last intervention rarely meet in one place. The Passport is designed to bring that context together around the person.
One prescription learns
From a generic instruction to a personal decision.
Twinome does not replace a clinician. It assembles the context a medication decision has been missing and keeps the reason behind every signal visible.
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A decision appears
A new prescription, a changed dose, an unexpected response or a question about what comes next.
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Relevant context assembles
Medication history, clinical records, genomic context and physiology are evaluated together.
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The reason stays visible
A concise, explainable signal keeps its source attached for the person and care team.
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The outcome returns
With consent, what happens next enriches the longitudinal medication-intelligence graph.
Try it yourself
Build a Passport. Then watch a prescription use it.
Turn context layers on and off and see what a medication decision can—and cannot—know. Sample data throughout; no account, no health information requested.
Step one · Add context
Stays in your browser. Nothing is stored or sent.
An empty Passport knows nothing about you. Connect a layer to begin.
Step two · Use it
A new prescription is written.
You are prescribed a common medication with a known metabolism pathway. Nothing about the prescription is unusual—what matters is what the decision can see.
Illustrative sample data. Not medical advice.
Twinome AI
Medication PassportHolder
Your Passport
Since 2026
Active flags
0
Medications
0
Genes typed
1
Pharmacogenomic phenotypes
- CYP2C19No genomic file connected
Context summary
Empty Passport. Add context to see what changes.
Add more context to enable the clinician view
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No context connected yet
Illustrative product design. Sample data. Not a shipped product.
0 of 4 context layers connected
Medications
Clinical
Genome
Physiology
Outcomes
Interventions
Pharmacy
Medication intelligenceLearns with permission
Outcome returned
Consent active
A living intelligence graph
The Passport is the beginning, not the boundary.
Medications, clinical history, genome, physiology, interventions and outcomes become one longitudinal graph. Each permission adds context. Each action can add an outcome. The Passport turns that intelligence into something a person can carry and use.
Permission
The person chooses what can move and for what purpose.
Provenance
Every material signal keeps its origin, date and verification state.
Decision
Only relevant context reaches the medication or research moment.
Outcome
What happens next can return—with consent—to the longitudinal graph.
The future is personal
In the future, everyone will have a Twinome Passport.
Not another static record. A living, patient-controlled layer between a person’s biology and every prescription they will ever receive.
Build with Twinome
Medication intelligence becomes more useful wherever health decisions happen.
Clinical research
Bring better context to the path between a study and the right participant.
Trial sites, sponsors and CROs can explore participant discovery, consented pre-screening and longitudinal evidence workflows.
Explore clinical trialsChannel partnerships
Build the Passport into the places where health decisions already happen.
Care delivery, coverage, consumer health, data and research organizations can explore a connected Twinome experience.
Explore partnershipsUseful on every side of the decision
One intelligence layer. Different moments of value.
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For people
A medication identity you control, built to travel with you.
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For care teams
Relevant, explainable context at the moment a medication decision is made.
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For care organizations
A consented intelligence layer designed around real clinical workflows.
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For health platforms
A way to make existing health experiences more personal and actionable.
Trust is the product
Intelligence only works when people stay in control.
Patient controlled
Permission is explicit, contextual and revocable.
Provenance visible
Every important signal keeps its source attached.
Explainable by design
The product shows why an insight appeared, not only what it says.
Built for the workflow
The intelligence travels to the moments and systems where decisions happen.
The people behind Twinome
Healthcare, biology, intelligence and network businesses — brought to one table.
Choose your path
There is more than one way into the medication-intelligence network.
The next chapter
Be there when the Passport comes to life.
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