More tests is not more medicine

Published June 1, 2026Updated June 22, 2026

Key takeaway

Paying for 100+ tests and a biological age score is not the same as a plan built from official screening guidance for your risks. Launched June 2026 · $99.99/year for software; test at any lab worldwide.

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Health profile questionnaire showing age, medications, and family history matched to published guidance

Profile first — tests from official guidance, not the same 100+ list for everyone.

Findings press materials are for journalists and editors. Product descriptions are educational; Findings does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

Findings launched June 2026. This page helps you write the story: why 100+ test bundles and biological age scores differ from official screening guidance — plus demo access and assets.

Press release — June 2026

More tests is not more medicine · Belgrade, SerbiaJune 2026

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Most adults still get the same basic blood tests from work or insurance. They hear “you are fine” and file the PDF away. Findings (https://www.getfindings.com), launched June 2026, builds a health plan from official screening guidance for your age, sex, medications, and family history — not the same 100+ tests for everyone.

Many health apps sell the same 100+ blood tests to almost every adult, then show one simple score — for example a “biological age.” Official screening guidance picks which tests you need and when to repeat them. Findings follows that guidance for your risks instead. Findings uses 830+ profile rules linked to sources such as USPSTF, NICE, and ESC. Lists stay focused: median ~20 core tests on a first panel in validation, not a default menu of 100+. Members see their list on day one, test at any lab worldwide, and upload PDFs or photos. The app reads 400+ biomarkers, shows dual ranges and trends, and keeps a schedule of what to review next.

Membership is $99.99/year for software only. Findings does not sell or bundle blood draws. The product uses 3+ million clinical data points for education between routine doctor visits — not to diagnose or treat disease.

Pull quote "The checkup is a habit. The plan is the product — matched to your body, not everyone else's panel," said Rade Joksimovic, founder of Findings. "Clinicians read results in context. We built that discipline for the years between visits, without replacing your doctor."

About Findings — Findings is operated by UNIT01 d.o.o. (Belgrade, Serbia). Health intelligence software for personal organisation and education between routine doctor visits — not a laboratory, not a medical device, and not for emergencies. Press contact: hello@getfindings.com.

Launch status

Launched June 2026 — membership is open worldwide. Email for a demo account the same weekday, or a 20-minute walkthrough. Early member numbers available in briefings — ask when you write.

Why this story now

  • 100+ test bundles — many apps sell the same long blood test list to almost every adult, then highlight a “biological age” or wellness score
  • Chat and AI — people paste lab results into chat tools; answers sound good but official sources and retest dates rarely stay organised over years
  • Work checkups — employer panels are still often the same for everyone; adults want a plan that updates, not another PDF in a drawer

Facts for attribution

Company
UNIT01 d.o.o. (Findings Health)
Product
Findings
Website
www.getfindings.com
Category
Consumer health software — living plan + global lab upload
Membership
$99.99/year · software only
Stage
Launched June 2026 — membership open
Press contact
hello@getfindings.com

Product at a glance

  • 01

    400+

    biomarkers recognized from any lab upload

  • 02

    3+ million clinical data points

    clinical data points cross-referenced

  • 03

    830+

    profile-effect rules in the inference engine

  • 04

    ~20

    median core markers on a personalized first panel

    Validated across 300 profile fixtures — not a default 100+ test menu.

  • 05

    $99.99/year

    software membership — labs arranged separately

Architecture stats from the Findings catalog and UPIE. Panel median from a 300-profile validation model. Early upload counts on this band are not scale claims.

How the product works — four steps

Four steps journalists can walk in a live demo. Screenshots below are from the live product. Email press for the full captioned screenshot pack (same weekday).

Tell us your story — health profile with age, medications, and family history
Step 1 — Profile and risks first; published guidance matched to your case.
Personalized biomarker panel with reasoning and citation chips
Step 2 — Personalized panel list; test anywhere, upload when ready.
Health report with optimal ranges, body map, and cited synthesis
Step 3 — Dual ranges, body map, and cross-marker connections after upload.
Retest schedule, AI insights, and health plan rhythm
Step 4 — Living plan: retest timing, gaps, and review topics that update.

100+ tests and biological age vs official guidance

Many health apps sell the same 100+ blood tests to almost every adult, then show one simple score — for example a “biological age.” Official screening guidance picks which tests you need and when to repeat them. Findings follows that guidance for your risks instead.

We do not sell blood tests, so we have no reason to make your list longer than guidance supports.

  • Profile-matched lists — different tests for different adults from 830+ rules
  • Software-only — $99.99/year for software; you arrange blood draws at any lab
  • Global upload — 400+ biomarkers from PDFs and photos, any language
  • Living plan — when to retest, what is missing, age milestones — with sources you can open

Software-only — we do not sell blood

Membership is $99.99/year for software. You use your own lab or insurer. Findings does not sell blood or bundle a fixed 100+ test package. The product is the intelligence layer that builds over decades — dual ranges, trends, review topics with sources, and a visit report for your doctor.

Story angles

No competitor names in releases. Each angle has a headline you can paste and a short demo idea.

  • Profiles · long-form · podcasts

    Built after a mini-stroke at 37

    Founder Rade Joksimovic had annual labs and trusted his GP — but no system connected what to watch for his age, whether markers were drifting, or what to ask before small changes became urgent.

    Suggested headline

    After a mini-stroke at 37, he built the follow-up his annual labs never gave him

    Demo moment

    Founder story, profile-first plan, one upload with dual ranges.

  • General interest · health · tech

    More tests is not more medicine

    Many health apps sell the same 100+ blood tests to almost every adult, then show one simple score — for example a “biological age.” Official screening guidance picks which tests you need and when to repeat them. Findings follows that guidance for your risks instead.

    Suggested headline

    You paid for 100+ blood tests. Where is the plan?

    Demo moment

    Two profiles, different test lists (~14 vs ~23 core tests) from the same engine.

  • Health · science · tech

    Biological age is easy to market. Screening guidance is the plan.

    Many apps sell the same long test list, then show one number — biological age or a wellness score. Official guidance picks which tests you need and when to repeat them. That is what clinicians use to plan care.

    Suggested headline

    Biological age is a headline. Official screening guidance is the medicine.

    Demo moment

    Test list with open sources, retest date on calendar — not one age score on a dashboard.

  • Wellness · policy · podcasts

    The checkup is a habit. The plan is the product.

    Responsible adults complete annual labs, hear "you're fine," and file results away. Findings names the invisible gap: the panel wasn't matched to their risks — and nothing compounds between visits.

    Suggested headline

    Your lab results go in a drawer. Findings builds the plan.

    Demo moment

    Profile, your test list, upload, reminder when to test again.

  • TV · explainers · social health

    Orange is "normal." Your optimal is green.

    Labs print one normal range for everyone on the page. Findings also shows an optimal range for your age, sex, medications, and history.

    Suggested headline

    "In range" on the lab report is not always right for you

    Demo moment

    LDL or HbA1c bar — lab normal zone vs your optimal zone.

  • Tech · AI · newsletters

    Your health thread remembers. It doesn't retest on schedule.

    Chat can explain one report. Findings keeps sources, history, retest dates, and plan items that update when your profile or labs change.

    Suggested headline

    Health AI with sources — and a plan that updates

    Demo moment

    Plan topic with source links, retest calendar, trend on one test across labs.

  • Business · startup

    Deep health intelligence without the 100+ test bill

    Bundled 100+ test memberships often cost $300–500+ per year with labs included. Findings is $99.99/year for software — you pay your local lab separately.

    Suggested headline

    Health intelligence for $99.99/year — without buying 100+ tests

    Demo moment

    Your test list + doctor visit report — $99.99 software, labs separate.

  • Global · expat · business

    Test anywhere. One intelligence layer.

    Software-only membership. Upload from any lab, any country, any language — not only US partner clinics.

    Suggested headline

    A health plan that follows your lab — not your country

    Demo moment

    Upload EU, UK, or US PDF — one timeline, tests matched to your country.

Founder

Rade Joksimovic, founder of Findings

Founder

Rade Joksimovic

Rade Joksimovic founded Findings after a mini-stroke at age 37, while his daughter was a toddler. He had annual labs and trusted his GP, but no system connected what to watch for his age, whether markers were drifting, or what to ask before small changes became urgent. He built Findings to bring clinician-style rigor — profile, context, and follow-up — to the years between visits. UNIT01 is based in Belgrade, Serbia.

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Media assets

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Screenshots

Captioned screenshot pack (10 images) — email hello@getfindings.com with your outlet for same-day delivery.

Journalist FAQ

Yes. Email hello@getfindings.com with your outlet — we send a demo account the same weekday, pre-loaded with a sample panel. Or book a 20-minute walkthrough with the founder.

No. Happy to brief anytime. If your desk needs an embargo window, say so in your first email and we will coordinate.

Health-conscious adults roughly 40–58 who already get annual or semi-annual blood work, often for family responsibility — not biohackers or athletes. People who want a living plan between visits, not another PDF explainer.

No. Findings does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. It provides educational organization and discussion prompts with citations. Users and clinicians decide action.

No. $99.99/year is software only. Members test at any lab worldwide and upload results.

Many health apps sell the same 100+ blood tests to almost every adult, then show one simple score — for example a “biological age.” Official screening guidance picks which tests you need and when to repeat them. Findings follows that guidance for your risks instead. We do not sell blood tests, so we have no reason to make your list longer than guidance supports.

Launched June 2026 — membership is open at https://www.getfindings.com/register. Early member numbers available in briefings; ask when you email.

Chat explains one report in conversation. Findings keeps structured history, cited plan items, retest timing, and cross-lab trends tied to 3+ million clinical data points.

Wordmark SVG on this page; full captioned screenshot pack (dual ranges, plan topics, body map) — email hello@getfindings.com with your outlet for same-day delivery.