January AI
January AI connects clinical, lifestyle, and other health data and delivers longitudinal nutrition and metabolic intelligence through APIs and clinician tools. Digital health teams and care providers use it to add health context and personalized insights to their products and workflows.
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Who it's for
- Digital health and coaching product teams that want to add nutrition tracking or glucose predictions through APIs.
- GLP-1 and weight-management teams that want to personalize patient support using eating behavior between visits.
- Clinicians and health systems that want nutrition context in clinical workflows, including Epic patient charts.
Not the right fit if…
- Teams seeking software to diagnose, cure, or prevent disease: January states that its product is not intended for those purposes.
How it fits your workflow
Teams sign up for the APIs, create an API key, and integrate capabilities such as Meal Scan and glucose predictions into their platform.
The Health Context Engine connects and normalizes clinical, lifestyle, and multi-omic signals into a longitudinal health context, then returns evidence-grounded, traceable intelligence for apps, agents, and care teams.
For clinical use, the Clinician Nutrition Monitor is described as running inside the Epic patient chart. Teams can contact January to scope a platform, white-label, or clinical deployment.
Pricing
The vendor doesn't publish prices. Check with January AI directly.
Prices checked on Oct 1, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Health Context Engine
- Normalizes fragmented clinical, lifestyle, and multi-omic data into a longitudinal health context, reasons across it using clinical evidence, and returns traceable intelligence for apps, agents, and care teams.
- Nutrition and metabolic intelligence APIs
- APIs let teams integrate nutrition and metabolic capabilities, including Meal Scan and glucose predictions, into their own platforms.
- Clinician Nutrition Monitor
- A clinician-facing nutrition tool that the page says is qualified on Mayo Clinic Platform and runs inside the Epic patient chart.
- January app
- A consumer reference experience built on the same infrastructure, described as supporting nutrition tracking, glucose predictions, and accountability.
- Longitudinal health data context
- Connects health signals such as clinical records, claims, lab results, biomarkers, wearables, and nutrition into a unified member record with evidence links.
Works with
- Epic
- Health data sources
Limitations to know
- January states that its product is not intended to diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease or illness.
Getting started
- Sign up for API access.
- Create an API key.
- Integrate Meal Scan and glucose predictions.
- Contact the team to discuss a platform, white-label, or clinical deployment.