Nue Health is a blood testing subscription for people in India who want the same panel repeated at home, on a schedule they choose, so they can see which markers move over months. On November 4 the company opened public signup, after more than a year of building and a private beta that included free membership for 20 founding members in October. Founder Punarv Dinakar is building it from Bengaluru. A trained phlebotomist comes to the home. The draw takes about 10 minutes and requires an 8 to 12 hour fast, and results are typically ready within one to two days. The core panel covers 77 biomarkers. Advanced panels cover 93, with separate lists for men and women. Nue includes ApoB, Lp(a), hs-CRP, and insulin, markers it says rarely appear on a standard checkup, and it uses reference ranges calibrated for Indian populations. Members choose a retest every 3, 6, or 12 months, and the next visit is booked automatically. Each draw feeds a digital twin of how organ systems are performing, a letter grade for each of 10 systems, and a biological age estimate calculated with the Levine method from chronological age and nine blood biomarkers. The app then writes a protocol from those results, with supplement type, dose, and frequency, foods chosen from the results, and guidance on exercise, sleep, and mental health. Nue states that the product complements a doctor and does not replace one. The iPhone app is published by Sedona Health Private Limited.