Thanks for your comment.  We really don't see either as a direct competitor.  We are probably closer to Gem.

Patientory is essentially a personal health record (PHR), which allows you to aggregate and share your data with providers. What Patientory and other PHRs don’t do is allow users to collaborate, partner and network through an ecosystem. Some examples: With BurstIQ, you can discover new products and services that use your data (with your permission) to provide you with personalized products and services. You can choose to share your data with researchers working on diseases or other areas that are of particular interest to you. There are a million different things you could choose to do with your data, but all of them are under your complete control. As the ecosystem grows, so will the possibilities of how you could put your data to work for you. This is also insanely helpful for companies who need data to support their products or reach customers, but typically can't get it at all (or have to go through 9 months of integration - with each partner). With BurstIQ, they can access data directly and immediately from people who want to share it with them.

We think this has a much larger opportunity because we are supporting both consumers who want to control their own data and businesses who want to access data, customers, etc. The platform is also designed to intake any data type, so while we're starting with healthcare, we could eventually go into other areas where data access and ownership is important: education, energy, water, etc.