Each persona is a real segment with its own pain, marketing channel, and optimal tier. The AI prompts in the codebase already adapt tone per persona. The sixth (burnout) is a state, not a demographic; it overlaps the others, so it doesn't get its own column.
🧬
Alex, biohacker
28-42 · founder / executive
Optimizes HRV, NAD+, methylation. Runs blood panels every quarter. Subscribed to Whoop ($199/yr) + Levels ($199/yr) + biohacking podcasts. Pays for anything that adds +1% to his performance.
Pains
- 5 different apps, no single picture
- Blood work with zero interpretation
- Generic AI advice that ignores his data
Customer journey
1
Touch · a link from a biohacker on X / in a podcast - he recognizes his pain, not "an app"
2
Trial · 14 days of Pro+ with no card, connects Whoop and Apple Health
3
Activation · uploads 3 lab PDFs - AI stitches them with his food and HRV into one protocol · aha
4
Payment · goes MAX at $299 for unlimited AI and A/B protocols
5
Renewal · renews every year, brings two more biohackers via the 30% referral
🚀 MAX · $299/yr
Key features
Unlimited AI
Personal A/B protocols
Lab mode
Triple correlations
API access
"I track 14 biomarkers across 5 devices. Nothing ever connected them - until I found PRIMEGLOW."
🏃
Dmitry, athlete
25-40 · triathlon / marathon
Trains 10-15 hours a week. Preparing for a triathlon. Counts protein but is lost on micronutrients. Wants to understand why he "blows up" at 80% of the distance.
Pains
- VO2max won't grow despite the training
- Slow recovery, aching joints
- No idea of his optimal carb load before race day
Customer journey
1
Touch · a review on a sports blog, a triathlete group chat
2
Trial · connects Garmin / Strava - sees his workouts inside
3
Activation · the AI coach shows the "sleep × carbs × pace" link on his own data · aha
4
Payment · goes PRIME at $199 for race-week recovery protocols
5
Renewal · refeeds and targets before every start; stays season after season
⭐ PRIME · $199/yr
Key features
AI coach (athlete tone)
Garmin / Strava sync
Recovery protocols
Smart meal planning
Cycle × performance
"Whoop says 'recovery 60'. PRIMEGLOW says 'it's your low magnesium and late-night carbs - here's the fix'."
🦋
Anna, hormonal ♀
30-45 · TSH / PCOS / IVF
Diagnosed: hypothyroidism / PCOS / low ferritin. Blood work every 3 months. Knows the terms: T4→T3, selenium, iodine. Every "women's app" is about weight loss - she needs hormones.
Pains
- Endocrinologist once every 3 months - silence in between
- Ferritin at 32, the doctor says "normal"
- No app anywhere adjusts data for her cycle
Customer journey
1
Touch · a hypothyroidism Telegram channel, an endocrinologist's Instagram
2
Trial · sees "cycle-phase adjusted norms" - nothing else offers that
3
Activation · enters symptoms → a protocol built around her ferritin and cycle phase · aha
4
Payment · goes PRIME at $199 for the "Symptoms → Protocol" loop
5
Renewal · 4 weeks later ferritin hits 65, energy up 30% - she stays and brings her friends
⭐ PRIME · $199/yr
Key features
Symptoms → Protocol
Cycle-phase norms
Blood work analysis
AI nutritionist
Selenium / iodine tracking
"My doctor never explains why I'm exhausted. PRIMEGLOW showed me low selenium was stalling my T4 to T3 conversion."
👩👧
Julia, mom
28-40 · 1-2 kids
Wants her body back after childbirth. Short on time, tight budget. Doesn't want a "biohacker app that says HRV". Needs short advice and quick meals.
Pains
- Exhausted, no time to cook
- Postpartum deficiencies (B12, iron, D)
- "Every app is way too complicated"
Customer journey
1
Touch · a mom blogger's Reel about "food logging by photo"
2
Trial · logs food by photo for free - no manual gram entry
3
Activation · 8 seconds - calories and macros for the whole family's dinner, friendly AI tone · aha
4
Payment · goes PRO at $99 for integrations and biomarkers
5
Renewal · upgrades to PRIME 3 months later for smart meal planning
PRO · $99/yr
Key features
Food by photo (1 tap)
Friendly AI tone
Streak insurance
Apple Health sync
3-ingredient recipes
"I'm not a biohacker. I just want to know what to eat after childbirth so I don't crash by 4 pm."
❤️
Sergey, 45+
45-58 · cardiac risk
Had an ischemic episode / high cholesterol / prediabetes. The cardiologist wrote a referral. Serious about changing. Money isn't the issue; discipline used to be shaky - now it's critical.
Pains
- HbA1c 5.9, the cardiologist gave him 3 months to fix it
- Cholesterol won't drop even on statins
- Doesn't get nutrition, needs a "guide"
Customer journey
1
Touch · searches "how to lower blood sugar", nudged by his doctor or wife
2
Trial · uploads his blood work right away
3
Activation · the AI, in a clinical tone, shows the red flags and what to do about them · aha
4
Payment · goes PRIME at $199 for evidence-backed "Symptoms → Protocol"
5
Renewal · re-tests in 3 months, shows his doctor the trend
⭐ PRIME · $199/yr
Key features
"Blood work → Protocol" loop
Red flags
Glucometer sync
Clinical AI tone
Heart micronutrients
"It's the first app that gets that my goal isn't 'lose weight' - it's 'don't die of a heart attack'."
Deep dive
Who these people really are
Not tables and generic pain points - real people with their own mornings, habits, fears, and the things they already pay for. Each card below is a story: a day in the life, who the product is not for, and a sample AI conversation in their tone.
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Alex · 34
Fintech startup founder · Moscow / San Francisco · NMN, metformin since 31
"I don't 'love my body'. I run it like an operation. Every point of HRV, every mg/dL of cholesterol is a KPI, same as in business."
🚀 MAX
$24.92/mo · $299/yr
🎯 TOP 3 GOALS 3-5 years
1Lower biological age by 5+ years (per epigenetic clocks)
2HRV steady at ≥60 ms · VO2max in the top 5% of his age group
3ApoB ≤80, HbA1c ≤5.0, hs-CRP ≤0.5 - the premium cardio-metabolic zone
Alex got into biohacking after leaving his previous startup at 31 - two years of burnout, forced himself to see a doctor, saw ferritin at 28 and testosterone at 14 nmol/L. Since then he runs a 14-marker blood panel every quarter, wears Whoop + Oura at the same time (Oura for sleep, Whoop for training), and uses a continuous glucose monitor for 14 days every 2 months. Subscribed to 8 health apps, reads fresh research papers, lifts 100 kg. He pays for anything that adds +1% to his performance.
📖 A day in the life
06:30
Wakes without an alarm. Opens Oura → sleep score 86. HRV 58 (baseline 52±5). Recovery is "green".
06:45
Cold shower, 3 min. 10,000 lux of light for 10 min. Electrolytes + 500 mg magnesium threonate.
08:00
Zone 2 cardio, 45 min. HR 132-148. Audio: a biohacking podcast.
11:30
First meal: 4 eggs + avocado + sardines. The CGM shows a peak of 6.8 → normal.
19:00
Last meal by 7:30 pm. NMN 1 g + TMG 1 g + resveratrol 500 mg.
22:00
Magnesium glycinate 400 mg + apigenin 50 mg + L-theanine 200 mg. Bedroom at 65°F, blackout curtains.
🛍 What he pays for today
Whoop subscription$359/yr
Oura ring + subscription$420 first year
Dexcom G7 CGM (3 sensor packs)$340/yr
InsideTracker (4 panels)$1,200/yr
Levels app$199/yr
Cronometer Gold$55/yr
Supplements (NMN/TMG/Mg/apigenin/etc.)$2,800/yr
Private doctor + functional medicine$3,000/yr
Total / yr$8,373
🩸 Markers he knows by heart
HRV: 58 ms
Resting HR: 52
Testosterone: 22 nmol/L
SHBG: 28
Ferritin: 95
Homocysteine: 8.2
ApoB: 88
HbA1c: 5.0
hs-CRP: 0.4
Vitamin D: 62 ng/ml
Omega-3 index: 8.2%
NAD+: 42 µM
💬 Sample AI conversation
My HRV dropped from 62 to 51 in a week. The CGM showed a spike to 8.2 after dinner on Wednesday. What do I do?
3 correlations in your data:
1. Wednesday's dinner had 78 g of carbs at 9:30 pm - too late for your chronotype
2. Oura logged 14% deep sleep (your norm is 22%)
3. Thursday morning cortisol at 15.2 µg/dL (elevated)
Hypothesis: late carb spike → nighttime cortisol → suppressed parasympathetic tone. 7-day protocol: last carbs by 7 pm + 400 mg magnesium threonate 90 min before bed. Projected HRV rebound: +8-12% by end of week.
📸 TOP 3 INSTAGRAM (RUSSIA) for paid promotion
@sergeyfage
Sergey Fage · biohacker entrepreneur
~50K6% engagement$2-3K/post
A founder audience; talks NMN and NAD+, expert delivery. The perfect bridge to biohacker founders in Russia.
@drbeloveshkin
Andrey Beloveshkin · MD biohacker, sleep + neurobiology
~300K4% engagement$3-4K/post
Science-first, educational content. The audience already knows the terms. High trial conversion.
@dmitry.veremeenko
Dmitry Veremeenko · biohacking and longevity, NESTAREEM.RU
~150K5% engagement$1.5-2.5K/post
Built the largest Russian-language longevity portal. A deeply engaged audience that's ready to pay.
📡 Telegram on top: "Biohacking" @biohackingru, "Quantified Self RU", "Zhit Dolgo" @volevodin · @longevityclub_ru · seeding runs $300-800 per post in the big channels.
"I uploaded 4 quarterly blood panels at once. PRIMEGLOW found the pattern: every time I raise NMN to 1.5 g, my homocysteine creeps up by 1.5. None of my 5 apps ever saw it. That's personal A/B protocols in action."
💼 HOW TO SELL scripts for the sales team
🎤 Opening · the 15-second pitch
"PRIMEGLOW is the only app that reads your blood and builds long-range correlations across Whoop, Oura, and your CGM at once. Upload 4 quarterly panels - you'll see patterns no doctor has ever caught."
💎 Three core talking points
Personal A/B protocols (Max only) - test NMN vs TMG vs resveratrol against your own HRV over 4 weeks. No competitor does this.
Lab mode - 40+ markers with full history. ApoB, Lp(a), homocysteine, NAD+ - all in one picture.
Replaces 5 health apps with one system. You're running Whoop + Oura + InsideTracker + Levels + Cronometer = $2,000/yr. PRIMEGLOW = $299 and closes the loop between them.
🛡 Objection handling
"I already have Whoop + InsideTracker - why another one?"
Whoop measures HRV in the moment. InsideTracker gives a snapshot 4 times a year. Nobody builds triple correlations of HRV × nutrition × biomarkers across 90 days. Want to see it in 30 seconds?
"$299/yr is expensive"
You spend ~$8,000/yr on health (Whoop + Oura + supplements + doctor). This is 3.7% of that budget. And PRIMEGLOW actually replaces 3 of those - Cronometer, Levels, InsideTracker. Net savings of $400-600/yr.
"Everyone claims AI now"
They're GPT wrappers with template prompts. We built a medical knowledge base on your biomarkers + 200K research papers + persona-tuned tone. I'll show you the difference: same question to my AI and any other - 30 seconds.
🎬 Demo script (3 minutes)
1
0-60 sec: Upload 4 lab files at once → the AI recognizes 14 markers → plots the ApoB curve on screen. "Ever seen that in Cronometer?"
2
60-120 sec: Show the HRV × omega-3 correlation over 60 days with statistical significance. "The AI found this in your data in 12 seconds. Whoop will never show you this."
3
120-180 sec: Set up a personal A/B protocol: NMN 1 g vs resveratrol 500 mg over 4 weeks. Pre-set metrics: HRV, deep sleep share, fasting glucose. "Nobody else lets you be the Bryan Johnson of your own body."
🤝 Closing the deal
"14 days of trial on Max. If in 14 days you don't find a correlation you didn't already know about, DM me on Twitter and I'll personally process your refund. Deal?"
Alex is a founder; he hates risk. A personal guarantee from the product's founder = a 75%+ close rate.
💰 Price defense
$299/yr = $0.82/day. He spends ~$230/mo on supplements = $7.60/day. PRIMEGLOW makes them 2× more effective through timing and dosing. Payback = 3 months, then pure savings plus better biomarkers.
Not a fit: someone who "wants to lose 5 kg" - that's not Alex. Alex doesn't want to lose weight; he wants to live to 120 in the shape of a 35-year-old. If the marketing says "calorie counter" or "weight-loss plan", he'll say "kindergarten" and close the tab.
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Dmitry · 31
Senior product manager · training for Ironman Lanzarote · 12-15 h/week of training
"I don't eat badly - I eat right. So why do I blow up at 80% of the distance? What's missing?"
⭐ PRIME
$16.58/mo · $199/yr
🎯 TOP 3 GOALS 2026 season
1Finish Ironman Lanzarote < 11:30 · even marathon run splits
2VO2max 56+ · recovery score steady at 75+ · ferritin 70+
3Stop "blowing up at 80%" - find the limiting factor and close it
Dmitry is a corporate athlete. He used to close sprints at the office, then started running - and got hooked. Now he swims 4×/week, rides 100-150 km on weekends, runs 40-60 km/week. Training for Ironman Lanzarote, 9 months out. He counts protein (1.6 g/kg = 130 g), drinks electrolytes, but doesn't understand micronutrients and can't figure out why his Whoop recovery score sits at 60-70 despite "clean" eating. He's done blood work exactly once - ferritin 38, the doctor said "normal". But Dmitry has read that under 60 is low for endurance athletes. And he has no idea what to do about it.
📖 Training week
MON
Pool, 90 min (3.5 km technique + endurance). Recovery 78.
TUE
Run 12 km Zone 2 in the morning. Leg strength 60 min in the evening. Recovery 65.
WED
Bike trainer 75 min (3×10 intervals in Z3). Recovery 58.
THU
Brick: 1 h bike + 30 min run right after. Brick day. Recovery 52.
FRI
REST. Walk + stretching. Recovery climbs back to 72.
SAT
Long bike ride, 4-5 h (120-150 km). 3,000-3,500 kcal burned. Crashes at 80% of the distance.
SUN
Long run, 18-25 km. DOMS for the next 48 hours.
🛍 Pays for today
Whoop Peak$239/yr
Garmin Forerunner 965$650 (one-time)
TrainingPeaks Premium$120/yr
Strava Premium$80/yr
Bike fitting + coach (online)$1,200/yr
Nutrition (electrolytes, gels, protein)$1,400/yr
Race entries (3 events/yr)$1,800/yr
Total / yr~$5,500
🩸 What matters for an athlete
Ferritin: 38 (low for endurance)
Hemoglobin: 15.2
Vit D: 28 ng/ml
Magnesium RBC: 5.2
Omega-3 index: 5.1%
VO2max (Whoop): 52
Resting HR: 48
CK (creatine kinase): 340
Cortisol AM: 18.4
💬 Sample AI conversation
Long ride on Saturday - I blow up at 80%. 3,500 kcal burned, 90 g carbs/hour. What's wrong?
Look at your ferritin: 38 - the bottom edge for endurance. VO2max suffers because hemoglobin delivers O2 worse at critical intensity.
4-week protocol:
1. Iron bisglycinate 25 mg + 500 mg vitamin C in the morning, fasted (skip dairy for 2 h)
2. Sardines or mussels 150 g 2×/week (the richest heme-iron seafood)
3. Re-test ferritin in 8 weeks - target 70+
Also: your omega-3 index at 5.1% is low for post-long-ride inflammation. Sardines 150 g 2×/week or 2 g EPA+DHA.
📸 TOP 3 INSTAGRAM RU for the triathlon/run/cycling segment
@bicycleracer
Ivan Dolgov · triathlete, Ironman finisher, cycling journalist
~100KER 5%$1.5-2.5K/post
The top RU triathlon influencer. Multiple Ironman finishes. His audience is 100% ours.
@yarbrin
Yaroslav Brin · fitness blogger, ultramarathoner, nutritionist
~800KER 4%$3-5K/post
Mass reach + a science-based approach. Core audience: amateur athletes 25-40.
@dmitrybabichenko
Dmitry Babichenko · running coach, founder of a running school
~80KER 6%$1-1.8K/post
A running RU audience that trusts him as a coach. Perfect for the running segment.
📡 Telegram on top: "RIA Triathlon", "Run by Vlad" @runbyvlad, "Cycling News RF" · seeding at $200-600. Plus Strava clubs (Moscow Marathon, ProRun). Race expos at the Moscow Marathon and Ironman 70.3 St. Pete.
"Whoop told me 'recovery 60' every day and I figured that was my normal. PRIMEGLOW showed me: ferritin 38 + omega-3 index 5.1%. I got ferritin to 78 in 6 weeks. Recovery now sits at 78-85. On long rides I don't blow up until 95%."
💼 HOW TO SELL scripts for the sales/CX team
🎤 Opening · the 15-second pitch
"Whoop says recovery 60 - but never says why. PRIMEGLOW shows you: ferritin at 38 + magnesium running low + you ate carbs 90 minutes before bed. And it hands you a pre-race carb-loading plan."
💎 Three core talking points
Plug Garmin + Whoop + Strava into one place - you'll see nutrition × training × performance correlations no coach will ever show you.
An AI coach in athlete tone: RPE, Zone 2, glycogen depletion, periodization. Not "drink some water" - exact mg/kg numbers for your race day.
Pre-race carb loading + recovery protocols (sauna, foam rolling, cold plunge) with science citations. One half-marathon PR pays back the $199 in a week.
🛡 Objection handling
"I already have TrainingPeaks + a coach"
TrainingPeaks is a training plan. A coach is form + rest days. PRIMEGLOW is a nutrition + biometric feedback loop. It complements the coach, doesn't replace him. 80% of triathletes are underserved on exactly nutrition guidance.
"Ferritin 38 - my doctor says it's normal"
For an office worker, yes. For an endurance athlete it's low. Stanford 2023 study: VO2max suffers at ferritin <60 in people training >8 h/week. I'll show you the research paper in the app in 10 seconds.
"$199/yr is a lot vs $80 MyFitnessPal"
MyFitnessPal counts calories - generic. PRIMEGLOW tells you why you blow up at 80% of the distance. One race PR pays the difference. A coach runs $1,200/yr - we do the nutrition part of his job.
🎬 Demo script (3 minutes)
1
0-60 sec: Connect Strava (1 tap) → instant breakdown of the last 4 long rides: HR drift, carb burn rate, recovery time. "That's already more than TrainingPeaks shows."
2
60-120 sec: Upload an old blood panel → red flag on ferritin 38 + an 8-week iron protocol with specific foods + supplement timing. "This is your limiter. Close it and recovery jumps 15%."
3
120-180 sec: A 3-day pre-race carb-loading plan for the upcoming race. "You'll cover Saturday's distance about 8% faster with this planned approach - that's what the data says."
🤝 Closing the deal
"How many weeks until your next race? 14-day trial on PRIME. If recovery doesn't climb 10% in 2 weeks and the pre-race plan doesn't deliver - message us for a refund."
Athletes are data-driven and goal-oriented. Anchoring to a specific race = a 65%+ close rate.
💰 Price defense
A coach costs $1,200/yr. A bike fitting is $600. Three race entries a year run $1,800. PRIMEGLOW = $199/yr and fully replaces the nutrition-consultant slice + recovery protocols. The ROI shows up in a single race entry where you don't repeat a DNF.
NOT a fit: the casual gym-goer who trains twice a week. Dmitry needs nutrition × training load × performance correlations. If an app leads with "weight loss", he scrolls right past. The word "performance" should be on every third screen.
🦋
Anna · 36
Marketing director · Hashimoto's diagnosed 2024 · levothyroxine 75 mcg
"I'm tired of my health being puzzle pieces scattered across different doctors. My endocrinologist doesn't know what I eat; my nutritionist never sees my labs."
⭐ PRIME
$16.58/mo · $199/yr
🎯 TOP 3 GOALS 12 months
1Bring anti-TPO down from 280 to <100 + remission of Hashimoto's symptoms
2Ferritin 70+ · Vit D 60+ · selenium at the top of the range · consistently
3Get a regular cycle back · energy with no 4 pm crash · stop losing hair
Two years ago Anna started feeling "strangely" exhausted. Her cycle went irregular, her hair came out in clumps, and by 4 pm she would just shut down. She went through three doctors before an endocrinologist ordered a full thyroid panel: TSH 4.8, anti-TPO 350, Hashimoto's. She started levothyroxine - better, but not right. By now she knows the terms cold: T4→T3 conversion needs selenium, iron below 70 gets in the way of thyroid hormones, D below 50 means inflammation. Blood work every 3 months. Between visits - Google and forums. A nutritionist twice a year - generic advice. She wants an app that "thinks like her endocrinologist and knows what she eats".
📖 Anna's Wednesday
06:50
Levothyroxine 75 mcg on an EMPTY stomach. 30-60 min before food (the rule).
07:30
Breakfast: 2 eggs + avocado. No dairy within an hour of the levothyroxine.
10:00
2 Brazil nuts (~200 mcg selenium) + iron bisglycinate with vitamin C.
14:00
Lunch: baked salmon + buckwheat + broccoli (folate, iodine).
16:00
Energy crash. Sets a timer: "two more hours of work".
19:00
Dinner with carbs (sweet potato) - improves sleep. Magnesium glycinate before bed.
🛍 Pays for today
Endocrinologist (4 visits/yr)$1,000/yr
Blood panels (4×/yr, full panel)$800/yr
Levothyroxine (prescription)$120/yr
Selenium, iron, D3, B12$600/yr
Functional nutritionist (twice a year)$400/yr
Books (Period Repair, Thyroid)$80/yr
Flo Premium (cycle)$60/yr
Total / yr~$3,060
🩸 Markers she knows by heart
TSH: 2.3 (normal on therapy)
FT4: 17.2
FT3: 4.1
anti-TPO: 280 (Hashimoto's active)
Selenium: 85 µg/L
Ferritin: 42 (low)
Vit D: 36 ng/ml
B12: 450
Folate: 11.2
Iodine: 120
💬 Sample AI conversation
TSH is back in range on levothyroxine, but I'm still exhausted and my hair keeps falling out. What am I missing?
A correlation in your data (educational, not medical advice):
1. Ferritin 42 - borderline low. Hair follicles want 70+ (Trost et al., 2006). Chronic hair shedding is often tied to exactly this.
2. Selenium at the bottom of the range - it limits T4→T3 conversion even with a normal TSH.
3. Vit D 36 ng/ml - anti-TPO drops by ~30% at D 60+.
Discuss with your endocrinologist: add iron bisglycinate 25 mg + 200 µg selenomethionine + D3 5,000 IU. Re-test in 12 weeks.
📸 TOP-3 INSTAGRAM RU the stickiest audience
@dr.alenasmirnova
Alena Smirnova · endocrinologist, 13 years in practice
~200KER 7%$2-3K/post
The #1 endocrinologist blogger in RU. Audience = 100% our target. Content on TSH/Hashimoto's/PCOS. A perfect fit.
@doctor_olga_shestova
Olga Shestova · OB-GYN endocrinologist
~150KER 8%$1.5-2.5K/post
Hormones + cycle + IVF - everything our audience cares about. The highest engagement among women 30-45.
@anna_yakob
Anna Yakob · nutritionist, women's hormones specialist
~80KER 9%$800-1.5K/post
Small but super-engaged audience. ER 9% = double the norm. Personal touch + less competition for attention.
📡 Telegram add-ons: "Hypothyroidism Support" @hypothyroidism_support · "PCOS Help" · "Hashimoto's RU" · "Hormones and Health" by Alena Smirnova · seeding runs $300-700 per post in the big channels. + Facebook group "Hashimoto's 411 RU" (~50K).
"I uploaded 4 lab reports from the past 2 years. PRIMEGLOW instantly showed that my ferritin on levothyroxine sits at a steady 38-42, even though my endocrinologist doesn't consider it a problem. The AI Nutritionist gave me a 4-week plan. Eight weeks later my ferritin is 78 and my hair stopped falling out. I cried in the restroom at work - for the first time in 3 years I felt actually heard."
💼 HOW TO SELL scripts for the sales/CX team
🎤 Opener · the 15-second pitch
"Got Hashimoto's or PCOS? PRIMEGLOW is the only app with cycle-aware lab references. Upload your latest labs - you'll see what your endocrinologist missed. And between visits, you'll never feel like you're on your own again."
💎 Three key talking points
Cycle-aware references - ferritin 42 in the follicular phase and in the luteal phase are two different results. No other app does this.
Symptoms→Protocol: fatigue + hair loss + cold hands → the AI builds a 4-week plan with specific supplements and timing. Disclaimer always included.
A 2-year ferritin trend line on one screen. Show it to your endocrinologist - it'll be the first time they see your full picture.
🛡 Objection handling
"I already have an endocrinologist"
PRIMEGLOW doesn't replace your doctor - it fills the 3-month gaps between visits. Daily tracking + visualization for your next conversation with your doctor. Alena Smirnova and Olga Shestova recommend it to their patients.
"I already use Flo for my cycle"
Flo shows cycle phases. PRIMEGLOW connects your phase to your biomarkers: "take ferritin in the follicular phase for +25% absorption", "omega-3 in the luteal phase cuts PMS by 35%". A whole different level.
"$199 a year is expensive"
A private endocrinologist is $250 for one visit. PRIMEGLOW = daily monitoring + your full lab history in one place + a 4-week protocol built from your symptoms. Half a visit pays for the whole year.
🎬 Demo script (3 minutes)
1
0-60 sec: Upload 2 lab PDFs → TSH + anti-TPO time series with reference lines. "Your anti-TPO dropped 30 points in six months - a great result."
2
60-120 sec: Cycle-aware reference for ferritin (show how the norm shifts by phase). "In follicular, your ferritin of 42 is reduced. In luteal, 42 is marginal. Two different strategies."
3
120-180 sec: Symptoms→Protocol on her own symptoms + a specific supplement plan + dosage + when. The doctor disclaimer is visible everywhere. "This is for the conversation with your endocrinologist, not instead of it."
🤝 Closing the deal
"In your 14-day trial you'll get a 4-week plan + your full lab history in one place. Show it to your endocrinologist at the next visit. If they say you don't need it - cancel, no hard feelings."
This audience is emotional + analytical. Empathy + medical authority = 70%+ closing rate.
💰 Price defense
$199/yr = $16.58/mo. You spend ~$50/mo on supplements and often don't even know if you need them at all. PRIMEGLOW gives exact doses for your phase + your labs - saving $200-400/year on pills you don't need. Net savings beat the subscription.
NOT a fit: a healthy woman with no chronic diagnoses. Anna needs clinical-grade depth and cycle-aware logic. If the ad copy says "lose weight fast" - she won't click. Anna googles "how to lower anti-TPO", not "how to lose weight".
👩👧
Julia · 33
6-month-old daughter + 4-year-old son · former marketer on maternity leave · back to work in 6 months
"I'm not a biohacker. I just want to stop crashing at 4pm. And get back in shape before work. No jargon, no spreadsheets."
🎯 TOP-3 GOALS 6 months
1Get her energy back · stop crashing at 4pm · sleep 6+ hours in segments
2Close the postpartum deficiencies (Fe, B12, D) before going back to work
3Get back in shape, drop 15 lbs · no starvation diets · keep breastfeeding
Julia is 4 months into maternity leave after her 2nd birth. Postpartum exhaustion + breastfeeding = chronic depletion. When she left the hospital the doctor said "everything's fine", but after getting labs on her own initiative she found iron 11, ferritin 24, D3 18 ng/ml, B12 280. Two kids at home, husband works 12-hour days - time for complicated apps: zero. She wants to snap photos of food one-handed while nursing. Budget is tight (maternity pay), but she'll pay $99-149/yr for something that WORKS. She used to see a personal trainer; now it's just TikTok. She's wary of "biohacker apps you need a degree for" - she'll drop one within a minute.
📖 Julia's Monday
05:30
Daughter wakes up. Feeding #1. Julia forgets to eat breakfast.
07:30
Son gets up. She makes the kids breakfast, eats the leftover oatmeal herself.
11:00
"Coffee" - her first real food of the day (3 bananas + yogurt, standing at the stove).
14:00
Daughter naps, Julia crashes for 20 min. "Lunch" = toast + cheese.
16:00
The energy pit. Sugar cravings hit. She eats 4 cookies.
20:30
Kids are asleep. Dinner with her husband - the only proper meal of the day.
23:00
Feeding #2. Falls asleep next to her daughter. Sleeps 4-6 hours in segments.
🛍 What she pays for now (budget)
Elevit vitamins for nursing moms$240/yr
Apple Fitness+ (husband's family plan)$0/yr
Online fitness for moms (a Reels find)$80/yr
MyFitnessPal Premium (in winter)$80/yr
Iron + B12 supplements$120/yr
Prepared meal delivery (once a week)$300/yr
Total / year~$820
🩸 Postpartum deficiencies
Hemoglobin: 11 (anemia)
Ferritin: 24
Vit D: 18 ng/ml
B12: 280
Folate: 8.5
TSH: 3.2
Iodine: 95
Calcium: 9.4
💬 Sample AI conversation
I'm exhausted all the time. Breastfeeding. What should I eat?
Your ferritin is 24 and B12 is 280 - both low after childbirth and nursing. That's the main reason you're exhausted 🌱
Simple steps for this week:
· Sardines or mussels 2x/week (ready in 7 minutes)
· Buckwheat with lentils - freeze it in portions
· 2 eggs + avocado for breakfast (eat it standing if you have to!) 💚
Ferritin starts climbing in about 4 weeks. Energy comes back sooner.
📸 TOP-3 INSTAGRAM RU mass reach + relatable moments
@borodylia
Ksenia Borodina · mom + lifestyle, talks openly about post-baby weight
~10MER 2%$15-25K/post
Maximum mass reach. CPM lower than most. Audience = moms 25-40 with post-natal recovery pain. Pricey, but pays off at scale.
@lenaperminova
Lena Perminova · mom of 4, fashion + family
~1.5MER 3%$5-8K/post
Premium-positioned mom with a deeper-pocketed audience. High-spending mom audience without the mass-market compromise.
@pol_august
Polina August · mom blogger, healthy lifestyle
~300KER 5%$1.5-2.5K/post
Health-focused mom, science-friendly tone. The sweet spot between mass and niche. High ER = high conversion.
📡 Telegram + more RU: "Breastfeeding Moms" (Telegram), "Postpartum RU" · anonymous mom-blogger Reels at cheap CPM ($30-200/post). + Pinterest meal prep boards · TikTok @mommyfitness_russia · cross-promo with Flo (cycle app). + Mass: seeding with Buzova and Samoylova.
"It was the first time I used an app and didn't close it within a minute out of shame that I didn't get it. The AI talked to me like a nutritionist friend, not like 'Dr. House'. Six weeks in, I started waking up without 3 alarms. This came first - a Whoop can come later."
💼 HOW TO SELL scripts for the sales/CX team
🎤 Opener · the 15-second pitch
"Julia, you're not crashing at 4pm because you sleep badly. You're crashing because your ferritin is 24 and B12 is 280 after childbirth. Upload your labs + get a 4-week plan - and in a month your energy is back. No diets, no jargon."
💎 Three key talking points
Snap your food one-handed - AI counts calories and macros in 5 seconds. You can do it while feeding your daughter.
Streak Insurance: missed a day - no big deal. 1 skip day per month is forgiven. We get that moms have days when "everything goes sideways".
Friendly tone - no HRV, no methylation, no ASCII tables. A nutritionist friend, not a professor. With emojis 🌱💚.
🛡 Objection handling
"I've already tried MyFitnessPal"
MFP counts calories - generic, like a calculator. PRIMEGLOW understands you're a nursing mom with postpartum deficiencies. Friendly tone, advice for moms, not office workers. Photo food logging works faster than MFP.
"$149 is expensive"
$12/mo is less than one weekly meal delivery. And it fixes the cause of the exhaustion (low ferritin), not the symptom. In 6 weeks you're back on track. It basically pays for itself.
"I don't have time for another app"
30 seconds: snap your dinner → AI does the rest. Streak Insurance forgives missed days. No need to "check in every day". Less effort than Instagram.
🎬 Demo Sequence (2 minutes)
1
0-30 sec: Snap any meal → AI counts the macros + comments "great dinner for lactation! 🌱". "See? One hand, 5 seconds."
2
30-90 sec: Symptoms→Protocol for postpartum fatigue with specific foods and simple one-pot meals. "In 6 weeks - energy + hair."
3
90-120 sec: Streak Insurance - show how "1 missed day a month is OK". "No other app builds its gamification around moms. We get your schedule."
🤝 Closing the deal
"14-day trial, no credit card. In 2 weeks you'll see for yourself whether it really works. No pressure, no surprise charges."
Julia has her guard up against sales pressure. "No credit card" drops the barrier to zero = 50%+ trial→paid closing rate.
💰 Price defense
$149/yr = $0.41/day. That's half a latte at Starbucks. And it fixes why you crash at 4pm. If 14 days don't convince you - cancel, no questions asked. If it helps - would you pay a trainer $40/mo? This is $12.
NOT a fit: an anxious, perfectionist biohacker. Julia won't be tracking selenium in her labs - she wants to "know what to eat right now and stop crashing". If the ad copy sounds scientific - she gets scared off. The tone must be mom-friend, not doctor-figure.
❤️
Sergey · 52
CFO at a mid-size company · minor heart attack 3 years ago · cardiologist gave him 6 months to fix his HbA1c
"I have a wife and two kids. I was given 3 years to change - or it's statins for life and the risk of a second heart attack."
⭐ PRIME
$29.90/mo · $199/yr
🎯 TOP-3 GOALS 12 months · "don't die"
1HbA1c from 5.9 → ≤5.5 without metformin · avoid type 2 diabetes
2ApoB ≤70 · keep Lp(a) in check · avoid a second heart attack
3Lose another 18 lbs · BP steady <130/80 · stay active long enough to see the grandkids
Three years ago Sergey ended up in the hospital with severe chest pain. A minor heart attack. No bypass needed, but the cardiologist said "Sergey, you have 6 months to avoid ending up like your father did at 60". Since then, Sergey has changed his life completely. Quit smoking (vaped for 7 years), started walking 10K steps, stopped drinking on weekdays. He gets blood work every 3 months: HbA1c, ApoB, hsCRP, omega-3. Takes rosuvastatin 10mg + atorvastatin = LDL 78. But his HbA1c is still 5.9 (pre-diabetes) and the cardiologist insists on "a radical diet change". Sergey is no nutrition expert - he needs "a guide that doesn't lie". Willing to pay $200-500/yr to not die at 60.
📖 Sergey's weekday
06:00
Wakes up. Rosuvastatin 10mg + ASA 81mg + magnesium 200mg.
07:00
30-min walk with the dog. HR 95-110 (not zone 2 - doctor said "no hard training for 6 months").
08:00
Breakfast: oatmeal + nuts + berries. Zero meat in the morning (his wife insisted after the heart attack).
13:00
Business lunch with a client. Orders fish/salad instead of the steaks he used to get.
19:00
Family dinner. Buckwheat + baked salmon + vegetables. No wine - it's a weekday.
22:00
Dexcom CGM (wears it 14 days every 3 months) shows overnight glucose at 5.4. Normal.
🛍 What he pays for now
Private cardiologist (4 visits/yr)$1,400/yr
Endocrinologist (HbA1c monitoring)$600/yr
Lab work (full panel 8x/yr)$1,600/yr
Rosuvastatin + Aspirin + ARB$300/yr
Omega-3 (prescription Vascepa)$1,200/yr
Dexcom CGM (4 sensor packs)$420/yr
Apple Watch Series 10 (ECG/AFib)$500 (one-time)
Total / year~$5,520
🩸 What he tracks
HbA1c: 5.9 (pre-diabetic)
Glucose fasting: 5.6
LDL-C: 78
ApoB: 72
HDL-C: 42
Triglycerides: 128
hsCRP: 1.4
Lp(a): 38
Omega-3 idx: 7.2%
BP avg: 128/82
💬 Sample AI conversation
HbA1c has been 5.9 for a year. My cardiologist says "bring it down or it's statins for life". What do I do?
Educational, not medical advice.
A Mediterranean + low-GI 12-week protocol has a real shot at lowering HbA1c by 0.4-0.7 with your discipline.
Specific changes:
· Carbs - swap white rice for buckwheat/quinoa (GI 50 vs 70)
· Walking after meals 10-15 min - cuts the glucose peak by 30%
· Vinegar 1 tbsp before high-carb meals - -20% peak
· Magnesium glycinate 400mg before bed - improves insulin sensitivity
Red flag: if HbA1c is >6.5 in 3 months - discuss metformin with your endocrinologist, don't put it off.
📸 TOP-3 INSTAGRAM RU authority figures for men 45+
@drshishonin
Dr. Shishonin · cardiologist, the "Former Hypertensives Club" brand
~1.5MER 4%$5-8K/post
The #1 cardio influencer for men 45+. An audience ready to change their lifestyle for their heart. Trust = extremely high.
@doctormyasnikov
Alexander Myasnikov · TV health authority ("On the Most Important" show)
~3MER 2%$10-15K/post
TV authority with men 50+. Mass reach. High CPM but powerful trust transfer for the "I trust Myasnikov" audience.
@dr.alex.endo
Dmitry Alekseev · endocrinologist, type 2 diabetes
~200KER 6%$1.5-2.5K/post
The pre-diabetes audience = our bullseye. Content on HbA1c, glucose, lifestyle changes. High trial conversion.
📡 Telegram + more RU: "Cardiologist Polyakov" @cardiopolyakov, "Type 2 Diabetes Support" · seeding $400-1.2K. + Mass: Tinkoff Investments newsletters (60+ male audience), B2B partnerships with private clinics (Medsi, SM-Clinic) - direct distribution through doctors. + YouTube long-form (Shishonin, Myasnikov cuts, 10-30 min).
"I showed my cardiologist the 4-week PRIMEGLOW plan. He read it and said 'this is the best thing I've seen from an app - evidence-based, no nonsense'. Twelve weeks later my HbA1c dropped to 5.4. The statins stayed, but there won't be a second heart attack. This isn't an app - it's life insurance for my family."
💼 HOW TO SELL scripts for the sales/CX team
🎤 Opener · the 15-second pitch
"Sergey, your cardiologist wants your HbA1c down within 3 months. PRIMEGLOW gives you a concrete medical-grade protocol with red flags - evidence-based, no 'wellness' fluff. Cardiologists have seen it - they approve it as an extension of treatment."
💎 Three key talking points
Lab→Protocol Loop: upload 6 lab reports spanning 18 months - the AI builds a time series and produces a 4-week HbA1c plan with walking-after-meals + exact portions.
Red flag alerts - when you absolutely must see a doctor. It doesn't "treat you" - it protects you from missing something critical. Cardiologists value that.
Clinical AI tone - no HRV/biohack/wellness, only evidence + research citations. Disclaimers everywhere. Show it to your doctor - they'll approve.
🛡 Objection handling
"I already have a cardiologist"
Your cardiologist isn't available between visits - and you make food decisions every day. PRIMEGLOW is an extension of your treatment, not a replacement. Modern preventive medicine recommends exactly this approach: daily monitoring and clear trends to bring to your next visit.
"$199 - what does it get me?"
One private cardiologist visit = $250-400. PRIMEGLOW = daily monitoring + your full lab history + a 4-week protocol built on your symptoms, with red flags. ROI = 1 visit/yr. And it lowers the risk of a second heart attack - priceless for your family.
"I don't trust AI in medicine"
There's a "not medical advice" disclaimer everywhere. The AI offers options - your doctor makes the final call. You stay on the team. Symptoms→Protocol with red flags was built for safety - if something is serious, the app says "see a doctor immediately".
🎬 Demo Sequence (3-4 minutes)
1
0-90 sec: Upload 6 lab PDFs spanning 18 months → HbA1c, ApoB, Lp(a), hsCRP time series. "This is the first time you see your full risk picture at once."
2
90-180 sec: Symptoms→Protocol with red flags. Show the example "hypoglycemia at 3-4am - RED FLAG if it recurs with sweating → call 911". "This is prevention - not treatment."
3
180-240 sec: Walking-after-meals 15 min + the Mediterranean carb swap (white rice → buckwheat) + Apple Watch ECG sync. "This is a concrete 12-week plan - show your cardiologist, he'll approve."
🤝 Closing the deal
"14-day trial. Show the app to your cardiologist. If he says you don't need it - cancel, no hard feelings. I'd bet my own money he says 'this is useful - keep going'."
Sergey is risk-averse and deliberate in his decisions. Doctor-validation closing = 70%+ closing rate. He trusts his doctor more than any salesperson.
💰 Price defense
$199/yr = $16/mo. That's less than your Vascepa ($100/mo) or one cardiologist visit ($250). And it saves $5K/yr on unnecessary visits when you can tell for yourself whether it's a red flag or will pass. Above all - it lowers the risk of a second heart attack. The price of insurance for your family = priceless.
NOT a fit: a young healthy man with no diagnoses. Sergey is a post-patient. He needs a clinical tone, red flags, evidence-based framing. If the marketing says "look great this summer" - he closes it instantly. The words "medical-grade", "evidence-based", "cardiovascular" are a must.