No one should be told they’re fine when they’re not.
Many people live with real, daily symptoms and hear the same answer: your bloodwork looks normal. Standard panels were never built to see what they’re living through. We started Mune so that being told you’re fine is no longer where the conversation ends, but where a real one begins.
Robyn was told her labs were normal for years.
“Being told you’re fine when you know you’re not is its own kind of exhausting. I joined Mune so other people get a number, not a shrug.”
For years her bloodwork came back normal while her daily life narrowed. At Mune she leads Impact, making sure the people we serve are heard, measured, and taken seriously.
The gap where medicine keeps failing people.
Our co-founder, Dr. Michael Snyder, on the Huberman Lab podcast.
The people we build for have heard the same sentence for years: your results are normal. Their symptoms are real. The panels are just too shallow to show them.
Our co-founder, Dr. Michael Snyder, spent his career proving that one test, taken once, misses what matters. He originated longitudinal multi-omic profiling, reading thousands of molecules over time. Mune Mirror™* brings that approach out of the Stanford lab and into your home.
We want a world where no one is dismissed for lack of data, and where “is this actually working?” has an answer you can measure.
Scientists and patients, on the same side of the table.
Co-founder & CEO. Built and exited a telehealth company. He spent years being told his own labs were normal, and started Mune to build the test he never had.
Co-founder & CSO. Immunologist at Stanford. She studies the multi-omic signatures of long-term illness that can follow an infection.
Scientific Co-founder. Director of the Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine at Stanford. He pioneered longitudinal multi-omic profiling.
Head of Impact. Lives with long COVID. She makes sure the people Mune serves are heard, measured, and believed.
Regulatory Advisor. Former Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs at Natera.
Four commitments we don’t bend.
Believe people first.
No one should have to argue their way into being taken seriously. We start from the assumption that what you feel is real.
Normal isn't the same as well.
Being “in range” is a low bar. We hold health to a higher one.
You're more than one bad day.
A single snapshot misses the story. What matters is the direction you're heading over time.
Your story moves science forward.
With your consent, what we learn together supports research into post-viral and chronic illness.
Mune Mirror assay is currently in development. The performance characteristics of this test have not yet been established.