Digital health · Cambridge, UK · Since 2010

We help people read the
patterns in their own health.

SkyGazer Labs builds software that turns the scattered signals of daily life — what you ate, how you slept, how you felt — into patterns you can act on. Our AI finds the connection between cause and symptom that was there all along.

1.2 millionPeople helped
15 yrsBuilding since 2010
iOS & AndroidWhere mySymptoms lives
HIPAACompliant telehealth

The thesis

A symptom is a data point.
A pattern is an answer.

Chronic conditions rarely announce themselves in a single moment. They show up as a scatter of small signals across weeks — a meal here, a bad night there, a flare that seems to come from nowhere. On their own they look like noise. Charted together, and read by a correlation engine that never gets tired, they resolve into something you can name. Every product we make starts from the same conviction: give people a faithful record of their own experience, and the pattern was there all along.

  • Principle

    The record is the user’s.

    Personal health data belongs to the person who lived it. We design for trust, portability and privacy before anything else.

  • Principle

    Clarity over dashboards.

    We’d rather surface one honest pattern than bury it under charts. The answer should be legible to a human, not only a clinician.

  • Principle

    Built to be lived with.

    Tracking only works if people keep doing it. We obsess over the daily friction so the habit survives real life.

The studio

A small Cambridge studio, pointed at a hard problem.

SkyGazer Labs was founded in 2010 by Damian Helme and Darren Launders. We build and operate our own health products rather than taking client work — which means we live with them for years, learn from the people who use them every day, and keep refining.

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