Standard and functional reference ranges, paired with 1,058 peer-reviewed correlations across nutrient, toxin, infection, and circadian axes. Patient PDFs stay on the practitioner's device — no upload, no chart, no transmission.
Every marker is mapped to both the standard pathology range and the functional optimum, then cross-referenced against four correlation matrices that mirror the mental model you've spent your career building.
Every panel shows the lab's pathological reference range and the functional optimum from IFM/Optimal DX-style targets. Flags surface the gap between "not sick" and "actually well" — the conversation your patients came for.
Click any flag and SomaVue shows the nutrient cofactors that may be depleted, the toxin loads that interfere, the infections known to drive the pattern, and the circadian signals breaking down upstream. Each correlation links to its primary literature.
Parsing, ranging, and interpretation all run client-side in the browser. No upload, no chart, no third-party transmission. SomaVue is structurally outside HIPAA's transmission scope — by design, not by policy.
Every citation is a real paper from a real journal — pulled from clinical literature, not generated. Hover any correlation in the app to read the source.
Cofactors, methylation inputs, and trace minerals — the upstream depletions behind chronic suboptimal patterns.
Heavy metals, PFAS, pesticides, and mold mycotoxins — the loads that derail liver, thyroid, and immune signaling.
Stealth viruses, tick-borne, and post-acute patterns — sourced from CDC, IDSA, and WHO clinical guidance.
Light, temperature, and sleep timing as upstream drivers — the layer most clinical software ignores entirely.
Practitioner pricing without per-report fees, contract minimums, or seat lock-ins. Cancel anytime — your saved interpretations stay on your device regardless.
Everything you need to evaluate the engine on your own panels.
Daily clinical work — full four-axis matrix on every marker.
For multi-provider practices — shared library, branded exports.
All plans billed in USD via Stripe. Cancel from your customer portal at any time. Educational reference tool — not a medical device.
A few of the questions we hear most. If yours isn't here, email us directly.
SomaVue is structurally outside HIPAA's transmission scope: lab PDFs are parsed client-side in your browser and never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on our servers. We do not act as a covered entity or business associate, so a BAA is neither required nor offered. Your account email is the only PHI-adjacent data we hold, and that's stored in encrypted Supabase Auth.
No. SomaVue is an educational reference tool that displays published reference ranges and peer-reviewed correlations. It does not diagnose, treat, mitigate, or prevent disease, and it does not replace a licensed practitioner's clinical judgment. Read our full medical disclaimer.
Three things. First, every correlation cites a real journal paper — not generated text. Second, the four-axis matrix (nutrient, toxin, infection, circadian) is built from clinical literature, not produced sentence-by-sentence at runtime. Third, your patient's PDF stays on the practitioner's device — it's never sent to OpenAI, Anthropic, or anyone else.
Optimal DX is the closest peer for functional ranges, but it does not include toxin, infection, or circadian correlation matrices. Rupa (now part of Fullscript) is a labs-ordering platform — it doesn't interpret results. SomaVue is purpose-built for the moment after the panel comes back: the 5–20 minutes you spend figuring out what's actually driving the pattern.
Peer-reviewed journals — Nutrients, J Nutr, Front Endocrinol, JAMA, NEJM, Lancet — plus clinical guidance from CDC, IDSA, WHO, and IFM. Approximately 3% of circadian citations are from emerging clinicians (Kruse, Naviaux) and are tagged accordingly so you can weight them yourself. Every citation links to a DOI or institutional source.
Any standard CBC, CMP, lipid, thyroid, hormone, or specialty panel from LabCorp, Quest, Boston Heart, Genova, DUTCH, and most US/UK reference labs. Just drop in the patient's PDF — markers are recognized by name, unit, and reference context.
Drop in a panel, see the four-axis matrix, decide for yourself.