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The card under your greeting is Bett-i's read of your recent data. Check it when you open Home and want to know what changed.

To write it, she reads:

• Your signals from the last 30 days.
• Your most recent biomarker results.
• Your biological age.
• Your latest health document.
• Your wearable sync.
• Anything unread she has already flagged for you.

Every card names where it came from, so you can see what the statement is based on. Each one links to the screen where you can act on it.

The card can be in one of five states.

• Loading. A short skeleton while your signals are read.
• "Connect your health data". Nothing is connected yet, so there is nothing to read.
• "Your insights are taking shape". There is data, but none from the last 7 days. First insights arrive after a few days.
• "Your latest snapshot". The data is fresh but nothing stands out, so you get a short summary instead.
• Nothing. The card slot is empty. This is what a failed load looks like.

"Continue with Bett-i" is the door back into your conversation. Under the title you see the opening of the last thing she said. If you have not started yet, it invites you to.

Under it sit two suggestion chips: "What changed this week?" and "What should I focus on today?". Selecting one writes the question into the message box.

The "Log a meal" button on Home is the fastest way to record what you ate. You do not need to look anything up or count anything yourself.

You do not have to go back to Home to ask something. Most screens carry an "Ask Bett-i" button in the header. Several sections have their own entry next to the thing you are reading.

Selecting it opens Bett-i in a panel over the page. The difference from Home is context. She already has the screen you are on, on top of everything she knows about you.

A biomarker page opens her on that marker. Focus opens her on today's plan. Health opens her on the view in front of you.