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Murph is a personal health AI that lives in iMessage. It referees challenges in your group chat or emails your family a weekly roundup of everyone’s health wins. It syncs any wearable, reads all bloodwork, runs health experiments on you to find what works for your body, and helps you build habits that actually stick. It can call the dentist, book DEXA scans, reorder supplements, and basically do anything you want for health. Open source, private by default.
I built Murph because getting healthy is way too hard. Everyone knows roughly what they want to do, but following through sucks. Your data lives in six places, plans don't survive a busy week, and nobody hypes you up. It's lonely. Fixing your sleep or your back pain becomes a second job. Murph's whole pitch is making it easier.
Murph is a personal health AI you text in iMessage, Telegram, or email. It reads your wearables and bloodwork, remembers your context, and reaches out on its own at the right moments. I've been using it myself for months: it ran sleep experiments with me that actually improved my deep sleep, and I do push-ups every day now because if I skip, I get roasted in a group chat with my girlfriend.
What people are doing with it today: - running health experiments (magnesium for deep sleep, sauna, caffeine cutoffs) to learn what works for their body - managing chronic pain and tracking what triggers flareups over iMessage - logging meals with voice memos and photos to watch protein and calories - finding workout insights buried in mountains of lab and wearable data - building a physical therapy habit for lower back pain - having Murph call the eye doctor, book a DEXA scan, and order supplements - group challenges and a weekly family newsletter (my parents love it)
Murph has its own phone and its own browser. If the job needs a call, it calls. Send it any file (lab PDFs, screenshots, voice memos, a zip of old records) and it makes sense of it.
It's open source (Apache 2.0), self-hostable with one command, and there's a companion app on the App Store. Under the hood: codex cli is the agent runtime and it runs in it's own container, so it is incredibly capable.
Privacy: private by default, encrypted at rest, never used to train models, nothing shared with friends unless you opt in, export anytime.
Would love to hear from the PH community - where have you struggled with health? What makes it difficult to follow through or get started re: healthy habits?
honestly pretty sweet - love how its native in imessage and can easily link this with my friends who are super active and do fun competitions with them
Excited to launch! I build Murph with @rocketman_21 and use it daily to improve my sleep, my environment, and my health overall — it reads my Oura, runs experiments on me like blue light blocking glasses, and tells me what actually works and what doesn't. Hope it helps you too, feedback very welcome!
About Murph on Product Hunt
“OpenClaw for your health”
Murph was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 10 upvotes and 6 comments, placing #75 on the daily leaderboard. Murph is a personal health AI that lives in iMessage. It referees challenges in your group chat or emails your family a weekly roundup of everyone’s health wins. It syncs any wearable, reads all bloodwork, runs health experiments on you to find what works for your body, and helps you build habits that actually stick. It can call the dentist, book DEXA scans, reorder supplements, and basically do anything you want for health. Open source, private by default.
Murph was featured in Health & Fitness (83k followers), Wearables (182.6k followers), Artificial Intelligence (474.4k followers), GitHub (41.3k followers) and OpenAI Day (9 followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 168.6k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Murph?
Murph was hunted by rocketman. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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rocketman
Hey Product Hunt, rocketman here.
I built Murph because getting healthy is way too hard. Everyone knows roughly what they want to do, but following through sucks. Your data lives in six places, plans don't survive a busy week, and nobody hypes you up. It's lonely. Fixing your sleep or your back pain becomes a second job. Murph's whole pitch is making it easier.
Murph is a personal health AI you text in iMessage, Telegram, or email. It reads your wearables and bloodwork, remembers your context, and reaches out on its own at the right moments. I've been using it myself for months: it ran sleep experiments with me that actually improved my deep sleep, and I do push-ups every day now because if I skip, I get roasted in a group chat with my girlfriend.
What people are doing with it today:
- running health experiments (magnesium for deep sleep, sauna, caffeine cutoffs) to learn what works for their body
- managing chronic pain and tracking what triggers flareups over iMessage
- logging meals with voice memos and photos to watch protein and calories
- finding workout insights buried in mountains of lab and wearable data
- building a physical therapy habit for lower back pain
- having Murph call the eye doctor, book a DEXA scan, and order supplements
- group challenges and a weekly family newsletter (my parents love it)
Murph has its own phone and its own browser. If the job needs a call, it calls. Send it any file (lab PDFs, screenshots, voice memos, a zip of old records) and it makes sense of it.
It's open source (Apache 2.0), self-hostable with one command, and there's a companion app on the App Store. Under the hood: codex cli is the agent runtime and it runs in it's own container, so it is incredibly capable.
Privacy: private by default, encrypted at rest, never used to train models, nothing shared with friends unless you opt in, export anytime.
Would love to hear from the PH community - where have you struggled with health? What makes it difficult to follow through or get started re: healthy habits?