Laboratory results analysis
A person would upload a laboratory report and receive a simplified explanation, including results that may fall outside the range printed on the report.
Mark's Health Grok Bot
An independent, AI-powered personal health assistant being prepared by Wyvern Innovations. It is not an official Google product and not an official xAI product. Google has not approved or verified this application.
Application overview
Mark's Health Grok Bot is intended to help a person organize health information they choose to provide, and to receive plain-language explanations of that information. Wyvern Innovations, also known as Wyvern Corp., operates the application and publishes this website from 12/F Times Plaza Building, United Nations Avenue, Ermita, Manila.
The assistant may use Grok, an AI system from xAI, when that connection is built. Any explanation it produces would be general information, not a medical diagnosis.
Key health management features
Health information management
A person would organize medical records, laboratory results, and health history that they themselves provide.
Health monitoring
Where a supported source is connected, the assistant would summarize available metrics and point out trends in language a patient can read.
Wellness insights
General notes on nutrition, movement, sleep, and everyday habits, based only on information the person has chosen to share. These would not be treatment plans.
Health record updates
Writing back to a health record is not offered. It will not be offered unless a supported service allows it, the person confirms the exact change, and this page is updated first.
Google health data
No Google health, fitness, or account data is read or written by this website. See the integrations section for what Google currently offers and what this application does not use.
How the AI assistant works
The working product is still being built. The intended flow is: you choose the information to share, you confirm that it may be processed, and an AI system returns an explanation of that information. The explanation is generated text. It can miss context, misread a scanned document, or describe a result without knowing your history.
Nothing on this website sends health information to Grok or to any other AI system. Before that step is enabled, the application will show what is sent, who receives it, and how to delete it. Those facts will also be added to the Privacy Policy.
Supported health and Google integrations
None are connected. There is no universal Google Health sign-in that opens every medical record. The relevant Google options, and the limit of each, are:
- Google Health API. A cloud API at health.googleapis.com for specific wellness data types, such as activity, sleep, and some measurements. Access uses separate read and write OAuth scopes. This application does not call that API.
- Health Connect. An on-device Android permission system. It is not a website OAuth permission, and this application does not use it.
- Google Fit. The Fit APIs, including the REST API, are closed to new developers and are scheduled to be supported only through the end of 2026. This application does not use Google Fit.
Laboratory systems, hospitals, and electronic medical records are not connected.
How Google OAuth permissions work
This website does not start a Google sign-in flow and does not request any OAuth scope. If a later version asks for Google access, Google’s own screen will name the application as Mark's Health Grok Bot, list each permission, and let the person allow or refuse it. The application will request only the scopes needed for a feature that is actually switched on.
You can review and remove an application’s access from your Google Account at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Removing access stops new collection. It does not by itself delete copies already stored by an application. Deletion is described in the Privacy Policy.
User authorization and consent
Health information is sensitive personal information. The application will not process laboratory reports, medical records, or Google health data until the person has been told the purpose and has agreed. Consent for a Google permission is the Google consent screen. Consent for an uploaded document will be a separate confirmation on the application, before the file is sent.
Privacy and health-data security
These pages are public and require no account. They are served over HTTPS. They do not store health records, and they do not set an account password.
The Wyvern website uses HTTPS, HTTP Strict Transport Security on secure requests, and a content security policy. The company administration area is not indexed and is not part of this application. Those controls protect the website. They are not a certification of a health-record system, because that system is not operating here.
Do not send laboratory results, medical images, or other health information by email or through the Wyvern contact form. This site is not a place to deposit medical files. Privacy requests go to hello@wyvern.com.ph.
Support and contact
Wyvern Innovations (Wyvern Corp.)
12/F Times Plaza Building, United Nations Avenue, Ermita, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
hello@wyvern.com.ph
+63 906 215 3757
Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
The Privacy Policy and Terms of Service are part of this application’s public disclosure. Questions about either document can be sent to the same address.