What's next for Dot
We're building new ways for Dot to stay with women through more of life — while keeping privacy, control and clinical safety at the center.
Everything below is a look ahead. These are previews of what we're researching and building, not features you can use today, and none of them has a promised date. Dot Labs is about future product work — it is not laboratory test results.
On the roadmap
Partner Mode
ResearchingBeing designed and pressure-tested. Not built, not scheduled.
A private, permission-based way to share selected parts of your Dot experience with a partner — without giving them access to your full health record.
Directions we're exploring
- Selected journey context you choose to share
- Wellbeing updates you approve, one at a time
- Supportive reminders for the person supporting you
- Educational suggestions written for a partner
- Dates or appointments, only if you share them
Example of the tone we're designing for · not a live feature “She chose to share that this may be a harder week. Here's one way you can help.”
What we're committing to
- A partner never automatically sees symptoms, cycle, fertility, pregnancy, sexual-health, mental-health or medication information, Signals, or your Health Graph.
- Sharing would be category-by-category, chosen by you.
- You would choose who has access, what they see, whether it is read-only, when it expires, and you could revoke it at any time.
Trusted Caregiver Access
ResearchingBeing designed and pressure-tested. Not built, not scheduled.
Invite a trusted person — a daughter, sister, family member, friend or caregiver — to help with selected parts of Dot, when you want support.
Directions we're exploring
- Permission levels we're exploring: read only, limited help, or logging selected information
- Help logging selected daily information
- Appointment reminders
- Supporting a family member who asks for help
- Organising non-sensitive care tasks
What we're committing to
- Your account stays authoritative — always.
- Access would begin with an explicit invitation, never a silent proxy.
- Granular permissions, revocable at any time, with an audit history.
- No password sharing, ever.
Longevity Intelligence
In developmentActively being built. No release date is promised.
An expanding view of healthy aging that brings bone, cardiovascular, metabolic and functional-health trends into the same longitudinal Dot journey. See more of how your health is changing over time.
Directions we're exploring
- Bone health trends
- Strength and muscle health
- Cardiovascular measurements you record
- Metabolic markers
- Body composition
- Mobility and everyday function
- Sleep and recovery
- Healthy-aging patterns over months and years
What we're committing to
- Dot describes direction in your own data. It does not diagnose, predict disease, or calculate clinical risk scores.
Explore Dot LongevityDot Longevity is already available with Dot Pro. The expanded measurement areas above are the part still in development — join the list below to hear when they arrive.
One Journey, Through Every Stage
In developmentActively being built. No release date is promised.
Dot is being designed so reproductive health does not reset when life changes — from cycles and fertility into pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, menopause and healthy aging.
Directions we're exploring
- Cycle tracking → conception → pregnancy → postpartum → midlife → longevity
- One longitudinal Dot profile, not a new account per stage
- Context you have already given Dot carries forward with you
The kind of safety-first language we design for · not a live feature “Something changed. Bleeding during pregnancy can have many causes — consider contacting your pregnancy care team. Severe pain, heavy bleeding, fainting or trouble breathing may need immediate medical attention.”
What we're committing to
- One profile and one health graph — never separate, isolated identities.
- No pregnancy risk prediction, viability scoring or similar claims. Any future pregnancy safety guidance requires documented clinical review before it can be switched on.
Have an idea for Dot?
Tell us what would make Dot more useful for your life. We read every suggestion.
One Dot. More of your life.
We're building toward a continuous women's health experience that can evolve as life changes — without making you start over.
Dot describes patterns in your own information. It does not diagnose, predict or treat any condition, and it is not a substitute for care from your clinician.