Superpower is a preventive and longevity membership. It runs blood tests covering 150+ biomarkers twice a year at Quest sites, gives you a personal protocol, and has an AI assistant called Kin and a clinician care team.
Emerge Care is built around how you feel day to day and your doctor visits: you tell it how you feel, it keeps the log on your iPhone, answers with named sources, reads lab reports you upload, and builds a one-page summary for your next appointment.
Choose Superpower if
You want the blood draws done for you, a large biomarker panel twice a year, and a clinician team and marketplace of add-on tests.
Choose Emerge Care if
You want to log symptoms and side effects in your own words, get answers that name their source, keep your records on your phone, and bring a summary to your own doctor.
Superpower prescribes medication. Emerge Care doesn't, and that's by design.
Superpower offers prescriptions through its clinician care team, alongside its lab testing. Emerge Care never prescribes or diagnoses. It is the companion for the days between appointments: it keeps your symptom and side-effect log, answers with named sources and gets you ready for your next check-in, whichever clinician or program you use.
At a glance
Emerge CareSuperpower
Log symptoms and side effects by talking✓Yes–No
Answers from your own log✓Yes✓Yes
Names a source for every health fact✓Yes–No
Visit summary for your doctor✓Yes–No
Check-ins and reminders after a visit✓Yes–No
Health records stored on your phone✓Yes–No
Reads your lab results✓Yes✓Yes
Works with Apple Health✓Yes✓Yes
Details and sources are in the table below.
Side by side
SuperpowerEmerge Care
Built forSuperpowerPreventive testing and a longevity protocol12Emerge CareTracking how you feel between visits and getting ready for the next one
Prescribes medicationSuperpowerYes, through its clinician care team2Emerge CareNo. Works alongside whatever you are prescribed
Symptom and side-effect logSuperpowerNone found12Emerge CareTell it how you feel in your own words; it logs symptoms and side effects and checks in when something keeps coming back
Cited health sourcesSuperpowerKin is "informed by internal medical frameworks"; answers do not name their sources2Emerge CareEvery health fact cites MedlinePlus, Mayo Clinic, the CDC or the NIH, and it says so when it has no source
Visit preparationSuperpowerNo summary to take to your own doctor2Emerge CareOne-page visit summary PDF (symptoms and side effects, heart rate, check-ins, labs, weight, your questions) plus a questions-for-your-doctor list
Records and labsSuperpowerRuns its own 150+ biomarker draws at Quest and reads outside lab reports you upload24Emerge CareUpload a lab report as a PDF or photo; it reads the markers and adds them to a Health Age estimate
Where your health data livesSuperpowerIn its cloud; AI features send data to unnamed processors under BAAs. Its policy says it may not be subject to HIPAA and may sell de-identified data3Emerge CareHealth records and chats stored on your iPhone. Each question passes through our server to the AI and back; the server keeps nothing and logs nothing.
PlatformsSuperpoweriPhone (iOS 18+) and web; Apple Health, Oura, Whoop, Garmin15Emerge CareiPhone, with Apple Health and Apple Watch
PriceSuperpower$349 a year (USD), HSA/FSA eligible; at-home draws and extra tests cost more2Emerge CareFree to download on iPhone, with a monthly subscription in the App Store
Where Emerge Care is different
You log symptoms and side effects by talking, and it checks in when something keeps coming back.
Every health fact names its source, such as MedlinePlus, Mayo Clinic, the CDC or the NIH.
A one-page visit summary PDF and a questions-for-your-doctor list.
Reminders and check-ins after a visit to help you keep a new routine.
Your health records and chats are stored on your iPhone. We never sell your data.
It works with lab reports you already have, from any lab.
Where Superpower is stronger
It orders and runs the blood draws for you, with a much larger panel.
A clinician care team that can prescribe.
A marketplace of add-on tests and products.
Supports more wearables, including Oura, Whoop and Garmin.
Can you use both?
Yes. Some people get their labs through a testing membership and upload the report to Emerge Care, which keeps it next to their symptom log and visit summary.
Questions
How much does Superpower cost?
Superpower lists membership at $349 a year in USD, HSA/FSA eligible (checked 3 October 2026). At-home draws and extra panels cost more.
Does Superpower have AI?
Yes. Its assistant Kin answers questions using your labs, records and wearable data. We found no statement that its answers name their sources.
Is Superpower on Android?
Its app is iPhone only; Android users use the web dashboard. Emerge Care is iPhone only too.
Where does Superpower store my data?
In its cloud. Its privacy policy says AI features send data to contracted processors under Business Associate Agreements and that it may sell de-identified data. Emerge Care stores your records and chats on your iPhone.
Can Emerge Care read my Superpower results?
Yes. Upload any lab report as a PDF or photo and Emerge Care reads the markers and adds them to your Health Age estimate.
Can I use Superpower and Emerge Care together?
Yes. They do different jobs: a membership for testing, and Emerge Care for your symptom log, sourced answers and the summary you bring to your doctor.
Sources
Facts about Superpower come from its own pages, its App Store listing and press coverage, checked on October 3, 2026. Prices and features change, so check Superpower's own site before you decide.
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