A WELLNESS-TECH STUDIO
When the advice contradicts itself, we harmonise it.
one plan, not five conflicting ones.
ComoApp is a calm, editorial health companion for people whose lives don’t fit a single guideline.
Real people live with more than one condition — and the guidance they receive cancels itself out. ComoApp reconciles those contradictions into one personalised, safe daily plan.
THE PROBLEM
Good for one condition. Risky for another.
Spinach is a friend to blood pressure — and a problem for gout and, for some, IBS. Multiply that across a whole diet and you get advice that quietly cancels itself out. That daily contradiction is the problem we set out to resolve.
How we resolve conflictsOUR PRINCIPLE
The strictest, safest condition wins — and there’s always a gentle alternative.
At each decision point, ComoApp lets the strictest, safest rule take priority — then offers a kind alternative wherever a food or habit is in tension. It’s a simple, defensible idea, applied consistently across everything you eat and do.
THE FLAGSHIP
ComoApp — the Comorbidity Clarifier
A gentle intake, a calming Rhythm Harmonizer moment, then a Unified Guide: your Holistic Portrait, a three-band Food Matrix, a Week Plan with recipes, a shopping list and an activity journal. Bilingual, and private by default.
A wellness guide — not a medical service.
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WHO’S BEHIND IT
Built by someone who takes the whole person seriously.
Dr. Vyara Tonkova is a data scientist and medical engineer (PhD, University of Koblenz-Landau) who now builds agentic AI. Her career reconciled complex, conflicting clinical data for individual patients — in oncology and neurodegeneration research at a university hospital. ComoApp extends that discipline from the clinic to everyday life with more than one condition.
Why healthy advice contradicts itself
For people with two or more conditions, generic healthy-eating advice can cancel itself out. The spinach example shows why a reconciliation principle is needed.
Living with IBS and insulin resistance at once
IBS and insulin resistance often give conflicting food advice. A warm, practical look at why — and how one reconciled plan can quieten the daily struggle.
Why we built ComoApp bilingual from the first line
Why native-quality English and Bulgarian matter for health guidance — trust, nuance and safety — and were built in from the start, never bolted on after.
The strictest condition wins — and why that is safe
When two pieces of good advice disagree over one food, ComoApp takes the safest option and always offers a gentle alternative. Here is why that is defensible.