HEAL • CONNECT • TRANSFORM
"4 specialists. 200 pages. No one reads them."
YOU ARE NOT A FILE.
YOU ARE AN ARCHIPELAGO.
Your health is a set of interconnected islands — your body, your heart, your mind — forming a unique ecosystem. But until now, no one saw the whole picture. Each specialist explored one island. No one built bridges between them.
ARCHIPEL is the first companion that sees your health as a whole — not in pieces. The trusted partner you've been missing to navigate the complexity of your health and longevity.
The reality
Do you recognize yourself?
Philippe, 58
Since his cardiac alert, Philippe has seen four specialists. He has 200 pages of reports that no one reads. At each appointment, he summarizes his history in three minutes. At night, he wonders if anyone, anywhere, truly understood.
Sophie, 35
Sophie has been in pain since she was 28. She was told it was stress. That she was somatizing. She saw 11 doctors and therapists. The last one finally diagnosed: stage 4 endometriosis. Seven years doubting her sensations, her words, her own body.
Maxime, 42
Maxime has a smartwatch, a glucose monitor, a genetic test. 47 metrics, 3 dashboards. When he asks what it all means together, they say: "it looks normal". No one connects the dots.
Nathalie, 48
Nathalie manages 400 employees, two children, a 78-year-old mother. She sleeps 5 hours a night. Her last check-up was 6 years ago. She knows she should do something. But when? With whom? Where to start?
Jean-Marc, 62
Jean-Marc has run 15 marathons. Today, his knee hurts, he has reflux, a new fatigue. He tells no one. "It's age," he tells himself. Asking for help feels like admitting weakness.
You, perhaps
4 months waiting. Prepared questions. A knot in your stomach. And then: 12 minutes, a prescription, "see you in 6 months". The doctor was looking at their screen. You left feeling like they hadn't talked about you.
Between two worlds
On one side, your doctor who refuses to hear about "alternative therapies". On the other, your naturopath criticizing "conventional" medicine. You navigate between two worlds that refuse to speak. You pay the price for their conflict.
68% of people feel "lost" when facing the healthcare system.
The healthcare system was designed to treat symptoms, not to understand people. Each specialist sees a part. No one sees the whole. You've become your own care coordinator — without training, without tools, without a safety net.
You navigate alone between specialists who never talk to each other, without a global view of your health.
Your health information is scattered in silos without interoperability, forcing you to explain everything again.
The system intervenes when you're sick, rarely to preserve your health capital upstream.
