AlterMe

AlterMe is a fitness and wellness system that starts with a DNA test and combines it with wearable biometric data to build a personalized training, nutrition, sleep, and recovery plan. After an at-home cheek swab, the system uses the genetic profile alongside real-time data from its wearables to adjust workouts and recommendations day to day rather than following a fixed program. The lineup includes the Alter Ring, worn continuously to track sleep, heart rate, HRV, stress, activity, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, and skin temperature, the Alter Signal for real-time data during workouts, and Alter Screen, a mirror-style display that plays workouts and gives AI-driven form correction. Daily readiness scores update automatically based on overnight recovery, and the stated goal is to adapt each day's plan to how recovered or stressed the user's body is rather than pushing a static schedule. The company markets the system for weight loss, strength building, longevity, and support for people on GLP-1 medications. Pricing starts at $499 for the Active tier, with Essential and Advanced tiers at $1,099 and $1,899, and financing plans from about $70 a month. The DNA test alone is offered separately at a promotional $39. Because the system relies on genetic and biometric inputs, its personalization claims are harder for an outside user to verify than a standard fitness app's feature list.