Lonevi: a page for clinics and one menu across the site

Lonevi is a service where people keep their own health record: lab results, discharge notes, measurements. It is developed by DreamLight Labs. On 26 September 2026 two changes went live on lonevi.com.

A page for clinics

The page lonevi.com/clinics opens without signing in, in English, Russian and Kazakh. It lists only what works today:

• a record the patient keeps: lab results and discharge notes are laid out by date, so each marker shows how it has changed;

• a doctor sees the record through a link the patient opens, for a limited time;

• a chat assistant for the clinic's website that goes on with one line of code;

• connecting a clinic's systems with an organisation key: a system sees only the records the patient has let it see.

A separate block says plainly what Lonevi does not do: it does not diagnose or prescribe treatment, the page has no appointment booking and no prices, and the doctor's workspace is still being built, with no date named. A clinic can write from the page and gets a personal reply.

One menu across the site

The site's pages now share one menu of three sections — Science, Clinic and Shop; on a phone it folds into a button.

The Shop describes rather than sells for now: a catalogue of home measuring devices and dietary supplements is being prepared, and the page says in advance what it will not carry — medicines, medical devices and prescriptions.