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Interoperability

Your data, in standard formats, on your terms.

Health data locked inside an app is only half-owned. Lova speaks open standards so a woman's record can travel wherever she sends it — and only where she sends it.

Portability is part of ownership.

Years of cycles, symptoms, and patterns are only valuable if they can go where they're needed — into an exam-room conversation, a second opinion, or a different tool entirely if we ever disappoint her. That's why every record in Lova can be exported in open, standard formats, at any time, for any reason.

For clinical sharing, Lova assembles an HL7 FHIR bundle — the standards-based structure health systems already understand, organized into familiar categories such as observations and conditions. For personal use, the same record exports as CSV, JSON, or a readable PDF summary. And nothing leaves the device until she initiates it.

A smartphone displaying health information, resting near medical items on a desk

How Lova data moves

Standard formats, explicit consent, and a record that always belongs to her.

Standards-based FHIR export

One tap assembles her history into an HL7 FHIR bundle — structured, patient-reported data organized into standard resource categories that clinical systems can read.

Everyday formats too

The same record exports as CSV for spreadsheets, JSON for personal tools, and PDF for a summary anyone can read across a desk.

Sharing she controls

Nothing is shared automatically — with clinicians, family, or anyone else. Every export is a deliberate act, chosen record by record, moment by moment.

Built for the exam room

Instead of reconstructing a year of symptoms from memory, she arrives with an organized, legible history — and the visit starts from evidence.

The right to leave

Real portability includes the exit. She can export everything and delete everything, anytime — her record is never held hostage to our product.

Questions about export or standards?

We don't announce integrations we haven't built. If you're a provider or health system wondering how patient-shared Lova data could fit your workflow, we'd rather have an honest conversation.

Lova is a wellness and health-tracking tool. It does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any medical condition, and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.