Mito Map or Guava: start with the records and questions you have.
Guava brings together health records from supported patient portals, documents and devices. Mito Map offers condition-specific starting paths, Free supported imports and a visit summary, with optional Plus model scenarios for questions you want to explore.
Precision Mito, which operates Mito Map, wrote this comparison. It describes selected workflows rather than an independent product test. Features checked October 9, 2026; use the official sources below for current support and plans.
Compare the work you want the tool to do.
| Your task | Guava | Mito Map |
|---|---|---|
| Gather medical records | Free includes supported patient-portal sync and document uploads. Its FAQ lists PDFs, CCDA documents, photos and scans. | Free lab and genetic-report PDF uploads, up to 15 MB per file. Direct Epic/MyChart connections are currently unavailable. |
| Use uploaded lab values | Its current plans list automatic detection and import of results from uploaded lab tests under Premium. | Supported lab and genetic-report PDF extraction is Free. Review values, units, dates and findings against the original. |
| Track symptoms and context | Supports daily symptoms, medications and lifestyle entries alongside records and device data. | A Free saved health profile, saved versions of your map and results from past function checks, with condition-specific starting paths. Ordinary Patient Timeline entries are stored in your browser. |
| Prepare for an appointment | Visit Prep combines symptoms, medications, records and questions in a summary you can download, send or print. | Free generated doctor-visit summary from your saved profile. Review it before printing or downloading the PDF; it is not sent to your clinician automatically. |
| Explore questions beyond the record | Free summaries, trends and correlations; Premium adds automatic health insights and its AI assistant. | Plus adds modeled symptom and intervention scenarios, with budget and time filters. These are estimates for discussion, not validated clinical predictions. |
Both products support selected wearable imports. Verify your exact device, provider and data fields: Guava's support details and Mito Map's current import guide.
Which fits your next task?
Consider Guava when…
Your priority is gathering records from multiple supported patient portals and keeping documents, device data and daily entries together. Check that your providers appear in its supported connections.
Consider Mito Map when…
You want a starting path for mitochondrial disease or overlapping chronic illness, Free supported lab imports, and a saved profile you can turn into a visit summary. Plus is an option if model scenarios help you prepare questions.
A direct portal connection is different from a manual upload. Mito Map does not currently connect directly to Epic/MyChart or offer a documented direct Guava import. You can upload supported lab or genetic-report PDFs and enter the details you need in your profile.
Questions before choosing
Is Mito Map a replacement for my patient portal?
No. Your portal remains the place for your provider's official records, messages and results. Mito Map helps you organize information you add and prepare for visits. It does not automatically retrieve all portal records, send your summary to a clinician, or replace clinical care.
Are imports or saved history paid features in Mito Map?
No. Basic data saving, saved versions of your map, results from past function checks, supported imports and wearable connections, the full intervention library, and the doctor-visit summary are Free. Plus adds modeled scenario and intervention reports, plus budget and time filters. See the plans.
Can I see what the reports look like first?
Yes. Compare a generated Free summary with a Plus forecast using the same clearly fictional record, without an account. Plus checkout is currently unavailable; check pricing for availability. Read the forecast limitations before using model estimates.
How should I compare data access and sharing?
Read each product's current policy and settings. Mito Map's data-controls guide explains access, research choices, available exports and deletion. Research and external-sharing permissions start on for new Mito Map accounts and can be reviewed in Profile Settings. This page does not change any settings or claim one product is more private.
Sources and current plans
- Guava's official FAQ — records, file support and daily tracking.
- Guava's current Free and Premium plans — plan boundaries and current prices.
- Guava's Visit Prep page — summary and question preparation.
- Mito Map's getting-started and imports guide, Free and Plus pricing, and forecast guide.
Guava is a separate product and is not affiliated with Precision Mito. No claim of clinical superiority or independent validation is made here.