What is Trialist — Health Experiments?
Most health apps track habits. Trialist proves if they work. Test personal experiments: Does magnesium improve sleep? Morning or evening workouts better? Log interventions and Trialist auto-compares Apple Health data (sleep, HRV, 20+ metrics) on intervention vs baseline days with real stats. Unique: Auto-syncs Apple Health, statistical confidence scores, A/B experiments, dosage tracking, PDF reports, 100% private (local-only). Turn self-experimentation into science.
Problem
Users track health habits through apps but struggle to prove if interventions actually work due to lack of statistical analysis and causality verification.
Solution
A health experimentation app where users auto-compare Apple Health data (sleep, HRV, etc.) on intervention vs baseline days with real statistical analysis. Examples: Testing magnesium’s impact on sleep, comparing workout timings.
Customers
Biohackers and health enthusiasts, typically aged 25-45, who track metrics via wearables and seek data-driven personal optimization.
Unique Features
Auto-syncs Apple Health, generates statistical confidence scores (e.g., p-values), A/B testing for interventions, local-only data privacy, and PDF reports.
User Comments
Simplifies self-experimentation with automated stats
Apple Health integration saves time
Privacy-focused approach is a major plus
Reports help share results with doctors
Confidence scores add scientific rigor
Traction
Launched in 2023, details like revenue/users not publicly disclosed. Featured on ProductHunt with 100+ upvotes and positive engagement. Founder active on health optimization forums.
Market Size
The global health analytics market is projected to reach $96.3 billion by 2027 (MarketsandMarkets), with personalized health tech growing at 27% CAGR.
