Everlab

An app like Everlab makes you question a lot about our priorities. It’s 2026, and somehow we ended up with a dozen different ways to summon tacos to our doorstep, turn our faces into cartoons, try to mog each other and check what celebrity we look like, BEFORE someone finally built something as fundamental as Everlab. A place where you understand your health in a comprehensive and centralised way so we can actually LIVE BETTER, or at the very least, avoid dying. Not only is the idea itself great, but the app is clean and it keeps improving. I’ve had nothing but good experiences so far. 5 stars for finally getting it done, and doing it well.

I signed up to get a proper picture of my health. Turns out my biomarkers were flagging some risks I had no idea about, and the team reached out and suggested their GLP-1 program. And here's the thing, it didn't feel like an upsell. It felt like someone had actually looked at my data and gone "hey, this person needs support." Because I did. I just didn't know it yet. From there they went further. I did the microbiome testing and got a full walkthrough of my gut health with my dietitian, who connected it all back to my bloods, my diet, how I was actually feeling day to day. Nobody's ever joined those dots for me before. It's not just "here's a script, good luck." I've got a dietitian who knows my results inside and out, checks in regularly, and tailors everything to what's actually going on in my body. Since starting I've seen real changes. My bloods are improving, my gut's in better shape, and the weight's coming off. But honestly the biggest thing has been how much better I feel in everyday life. Sleeping better, more energy, less bloating, just more comfortable in my own skin. It doesn't feel like a weight loss journey. It feels like I'm finally looking after my health properly for the first time, with a team that sees the whole picture, not just one piece of it.

I love how it is able to pull in your historical records. It’s really cool seeing all the individual data points over the years, which makes me even more motivated to exercise and eat healthier.