Metabolic flexibility
How your body switches between fuels and produces its energy. The core of almost any optimization protocol.
For people who already track everything
Your watch measures signals. TwinMe measures your chemistry.
Your ring, your watch and your glucose sensor read surface clues: heart rate, variability, estimated sleep, glucose. TwinMe reads the layer underneath, hundreds of metabolites from a single dried blood spot, at home, cycle after cycle. The data no wrist sensor can see.
TwinMe is a wellness tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose and does not replace your physician.
At homeNo lab appointment, a single dried blood spot is enough.
Hundreds of markersMass-spectrometry metabolomics, not a wrist estimate.
Tracked over timeOne signature per kit, ideal to test a protocol in n=1.
Your dataYour results belong to you, exportable.
The limit of your sensors
Your wearables estimate. Your biology gets measured.
A watch infers your sleep and recovery from movement and pulse. Useful, but those are approximations. To know what your body is actually doing, you have to read its chemistry. Here are the blind spots TwinMe makes visible.
Signal vs substrate
An estimate is not a measurement
Heart-rate variability, sleep stages, estimated burn: those are proxies. Metabolites are the raw material of your metabolism, read directly.
Serious n = 1
A protocol is validated on data
Fasting, sauna, cold, a supplement, a new routine: to know whether it works for you, you need a biological before and after. Not a feeling.
Depth
Wider than a standard panel
Where a blood draw reads a few dozen values, metabolomics reads hundreds, and surfaces axes you are not tracking yet.
What your virtual twin follows
Six axes your wrist does not capture.
One kit on your own rhythm, from weekly to quarterly. Each collection updates the reading of your chemistry on the axes that matter when you optimize seriously.
Recovery
Markers tied to load and repair, to see whether your body is truly absorbing your training volume.
Sleep and neural recovery
The signatures associated with rest quality, beyond the hours your watch estimates.
Stress response
Markers linked to stress balance and the hormonal axis, connecting your mental load to your chemistry.
Inflammatory load
The background inflammatory noise that holds back recovery and performance, tracked over time.
Cellular energy
The signals tied to how your mitochondria run, the engine of your day-to-day energy.
The missing layer
You already optimize everything. Here is the data no one gives you.
You have the ring, the watch, the glucose sensor, the protocols. What is missing is the direct read of your biochemistry, the kind that comes out of a real mass spectrometer, not a wrist algorithm. That is exactly what TwinMe adds to your stack, from home.
Frequently asked
What people ask.
How is this different from my ring or glucose sensor?
They are complementary. Your wearable tracks continuous signals at the wrist. TwinMe reads your chemistry in depth, hundreds of metabolites, at intervals. A layer the sensors do not reach.
Is this medical advice?
No. TwinMe is a wellness tool that helps you track and understand your biology. It does not diagnose and does not replace your physician.
How is the sample collected?
At home, in a few minutes, with a single dried blood spot. You send the kit back, we analyze it, your results land in your virtual twin.
And to test a protocol?
That is the whole point of tracking over time. One collection before, one after, and you see on your own axes what your protocol actually changes. A real n=1.
How does the partner code work?
If a creator shared a code with you, enter it at checkout. It unlocks your partner rate and credits the creator who pointed you here.
Stop estimating. Start measuring.
A first kit to read the layer your sensors do not see. No subscription, free shipping across Canada.
Discovery Kit, 600 $ CAD. Apply your creator code at checkout for the partner rate.
TwinMe, by BioTwin, is a wellness product for personal tracking. It does not diagnose, treat or prevent any disease, and is not medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional for any question about your health.