Because tracking your health shouldn't require trusting a stranger.
Health tracking apps exist on a spectrum of broken promises. Some sell your data. Some share it with insurers. Most store it on servers you have no control over, governed by privacy policies written to protect the company, not you.
We built Sequa for people managing chronic pain, running complex protocols, monitoring conditions the medical system doesn't fully understand. They deserve an app that is unconditionally on their side.

Most health apps assume
you have one simple thing.
You might have fibromyalgia and be running a GLP-1 protocol. You might have chronic migraines and be tracking testosterone levels, sleep HRV, and barometric pressure simultaneously.
Existing apps handle one of those things, badly. Sequa handles all of them, with 113 conditions, 219 compounds, 189 evidence-graded supplements, and 42 blood markers in one coherent system.

Your body has been telling
you something. You just couldn't hear it.
The trigger that precedes your flare by 38 hours. The supplement that's quietly working. The sleep pattern that's not a coincidence. These correlations exist in your data, but no human brain can hold enough variables to find them.
Sequa's on-device pattern engine does it automatically, surfacing insights with confidence scores. Every calculation happens on your phone.

Six months of data becomes
your body's manual.
Not just what happened today, but what your data says about you over months. Weekly summaries. Visit prep that makes every doctor's appointment count. A body's manual that gets more accurate every week.
The longer you track, the more Sequa knows about you. And unlike everywhere else, that knowledge stays where it belongs, with you.

