Stop interpreting complex cases from scratch.
Upload the panels. Choose which ones are current. OptiMap reasons across them and hands you a full written interpretation and a draft supplement protocol — editable, sourced, and yours to sign off before anything reaches your client.
A new client arrives with four years of testing. A DNA panel from 2022, two blood panels that disagree, an HTMA, and a GI Map they've never had explained to them.
Reading all of it properly is two hours you don't have. Reading it badly is worse than not reading it.
So the third panel gets skimmed, the contradiction between the iron studies and the HTMA goes unnoticed, and the protocol gets built on the two tests you had time for.
What changes in your practice
You take the case you'd have referred on.
Four panels, a decade of history and a client three practitioners have already had a go at stops being the booking you quietly hope falls through.
Two hours of reading becomes twenty minutes of judgement.
The collating and cross-referencing is done before you sit down. What's left is the part only you can do.
Every client gets your best reasoning, not your Friday-afternoon reasoning.
The same depth on the eleventh case of the week as the first.
Your client understands their own results.
Written to be read, not decoded — and you can see whether they stayed on the protocol.
The reasoning is written down.
When a client asks why they're taking something, or you pick the case up again in six months, the answer is on the page with its source attached.
How it works
- 01
Upload and select scope
Add the tests. Tick the ones that are current. A stale 2022 blood panel stays out of the reasoning unless you want it in — OptiMap never drags every result on file into a fresh interpretation.
- 02
OptiMap reasons across the set
It looks for convergence: findings corroborated across more than one test, or by your own case notes. A DNA variant is only treated as meaningful when a functional test shows the pathway is actually under strain. Contradictions between tests are stated, not smoothed over.
- 03
You review, edit, and sign off
Change a dose. Swap a form. Drop an item you disagree with. Add your own. Then push the client report and the protocol — or don't. Nothing reaches a client that you haven't sent.
What you get
A written interpretation, not a list of flagged markers. How the findings relate, what's likely upstream, which conclusions are solid and which rest on a single test.
Then a prioritised protocol: name, form, dose, timing, duration. Methylfolate where the MTHFR variant calls for it. Caution flags where the case notes call for them. A reassessment point on every item.
What your client gets
A plain-language version of their own results, written to be understood rather than decoded — no supplement names, no clinical jargon, no diagnosis. Their protocol as you prescribed it. Reminders, adherence tracking, and a direct line to you.
They see it after you've read it and pushed it. Never before.
The CRM
Client records, session notes, appointment booking that syncs with your Google Calendar, secure messaging, and adherence data that tells you whether they actually took it.
Why you can trust the output
Every item shows its source.
Each piece of reasoning and each protocol item carries where it came from — approved knowledge base, or flagged as unapproved and provisional. You can see the basis of the recommendation, not just the recommendation.
It never invents quietly.
Where there isn't enough to reason on, it says so. It does not produce a confident answer to fill the gap.
You are the practitioner.
OptiMap collates and reasons. It does not diagnose and it does not prescribe. Nothing reaches your client without your review, your edit, and your sign-off — recorded against your name.
What's included
For you
- Test result collation and reasoning — cross-test and single-result support
- Full test library: Blood, DNA, HTMA, OAT, GI Map, DUTCH, EndoMAP, Urine Challenge
- Evidence-based nutrition and supplement protocol building from genetic and biological data
- Full practitioner CRM
- Client portal — one-click setup
- Plain-language summaries of collated and reasoned results
- Consult transcription and summarisation
- Ongoing protocol-direction tracking
- Calendar and appointment booking via the client portal, synced with Google Calendar
- Secure client messaging
For your clients
- Client portal — one-click setup
- Plain-language summaries of their own collated and reasoned results
- Supplement protocol tracking and reminders
- Nutrition guides and meal planner
- Lifestyle and habit insights derived from genetic and biological data
- Compliance tracking for supplements and habits
- Direct messaging with their practitioner
- Appointment booking, acceptance and reminders
FAQ
What software helps a naturopath interpret complex functional test results?
OptiMap is clinical reasoning software built for naturopaths, functional medicine practitioners, nutritionists and GPs. It takes a client’s test results — blood, DNA, HTMA, OAT, GI Map, EndoMAP, DUTCH and urine challenge — and reasons across them against a practitioner-approved knowledge base, producing a written interpretation and a draft supplement protocol. The practitioner reviews, edits and signs off every output before anything reaches the client.
Can software cross-reference blood, DNA, HTMA and GI Map results together?
Yes. OptiMap reasons across multiple test types in one pass rather than interpreting each panel in isolation. It looks for findings corroborated by more than one test or by the practitioner’s case notes, treats genetic variants as meaningful only where a functional test shows the pathway is actually under strain, and states contradictions between tests explicitly instead of resolving them silently. The practitioner selects which tests are in scope, so stale or superseded panels stay out of the reasoning.
Does OptiMap diagnose conditions?
No. OptiMap collates and reasons across test data and produces a draft interpretation using functional-pattern language — it does not state or imply that a client has a specific disease or condition. It does not replace clinical judgement, and it does not prescribe. Every interpretation and protocol is reviewed, edited and signed off by the practitioner, whose decision it remains.
What tests does OptiMap support?
OptiMap supports eight test types: blood panels, DNA and genomic arrays, HTMA (hair tissue mineral analysis), OAT (organic acids testing), GI Map, EndoMAP, DUTCH, and urine challenge testing for heavy metals. Results from any combination of these can be reasoned across together in a single interpretation. The practitioner chooses which tests are included in each run.
Does my client see the practitioner report?
No. The practitioner report is an in-app view for the subscribing practitioner only, containing full clinical reasoning, confidence levels, knowledge-base provenance and named supplements. Clients receive a separate plain-language report written without supplement names or clinical jargon, plus their protocol as the practitioner prescribed it. Both reach the client only after the practitioner has reviewed them and pushed them manually — nothing is delivered automatically.
Can I edit the interpretation and protocol before my client sees it?
Yes, and nothing is sent until you do. You can change a dose, swap a supplement form, remove items you disagree with, add your own including non-supplement practices, and reword the client report entirely. The protocol that reaches the client is your prescription under your own registration, not the software’s output. Sign-off is recorded against your practitioner ID with a timestamp and a record of what you changed.
How do I know where a recommendation came from?
Every piece of reasoning and every protocol item in OptiMap carries its source. Content drawn from the approved, practitioner-signed-off knowledge base is shown as such; anything drawn from unapproved general knowledge is flagged as provisional and routed to a review queue. Where there isn’t enough to reason on, OptiMap says so rather than producing a confident answer to fill the gap. You can see the basis of a recommendation, not just the recommendation.
What happens to my client records if I cancel my subscription?
Access ends at the end of your billing period, and client data is retained for a further 28 days. Reactivating within that window fully restores the workspace. After 28 days the data is permanently deleted, so you must export your own copy before then — Australian practitioners have statutory retention obligations well beyond 28 days (in Victoria, seven years from last contact for adults, and until age 25 for minors). Export covers client records, notes, client reports and pushed protocols.
Try it on a case you already know.
Run OptiMap over a client whose data you've already read yourself, and see what it finds.