About KINSYN
KINSYN is a US telehealth company for metabolic health and longevity. Prescription treatments like semaglutide. Supplements. Lab panels that test over 100 biomarkers. A membership that ties it together.
We had already built their ecommerce platform on Craft Commerce: prescription treatments, supplements and lab tests sold through one checkout. That solved how people buy. This project solved what happens after: the place where patients actually live with their treatment.
The challenge
Someone starts semaglutide through a telehealth service. Their prescription sits in one system. Their blood work in a lab portal. Their doctor behind a contact form. Their step count on their wrist. Four logins, none of them talking to each other.
That's the industry standard. KINSYN wanted one portal instead. One place where a patient sees their results, understands them, messages their care team, manages their shipments and books their next lab visit.
The hard part isn't putting features on one screen. It's that each feature has different rules. Lab results are clinical data with reference ranges. Prescriptions have safety requirements: a patient shouldn't get their next shipment without a clinical check-in. Commerce needs to feel effortless. And all of it handles protected health information, so HIPAA compliance isn't a feature, it's the floor.
One more thing. Lab results are written for clinicians. "PFAS - Branched PFOS Isomers 0.36 ng/L" means nothing to the person it describes. KINSYN wanted patients to actually understand their own data. That's an AI problem, and it has to be solved carefully, because the subject is someone's health.