Keto-Mojo Unveils Redesigned Homepage
The keto-focused health company launched a new homepage and brand story organized around where each visitor is in their keto journey.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Diabetes
Keto-Mojo unveiled a redesigned homepage at keto-mojo.com that leads with the promise "Keto works. You can do it." The redesign organizes tools, education and community by visitor stage, and first-time visitors can start with a short Keto Quiz.
Why it matters
The redesign reflects how the company is framing its products around individual stages of the keto journey rather than a single program. It also introduces a brand story centered on metabolic intelligence.
Keto-Mojo reports more than 40 million tests performed, customers in 32 countries, and use in 100 clinical trials, with more than 28,000 five-star reviews as of August 2026. These figures are company-reported and the source does not provide independent verification.
The players
Keto-Mojo
A keto-focused health company that offers testing tools, an app and educational resources for people following a ketogenic diet.
Dorian Greenow
A co-founder of Keto-Mojo, which he helped establish in 2017.
Gemma Kochis
A co-founder of Keto-Mojo, which she helped establish in 2017.
The details
The homepage includes entry points on weight loss, diabetes, heart health, mental health, PCOS/PMOS, athletic performance, neurological health and GLP-1 medications. The free MyMojoHealth app syncs readings and helps users spot trends over time.
Timeline
2017: Keto-Mojo began, founded by Dorian Greenow and Gemma Kochis.
November 3, 2026: The redesigned homepage and brand story were unveiled.
Big Picture
The redesign places Keto-Mojo's free MyMojoHealth app at the center of its stage-based approach, positioning tracking as a way for users to follow their readings over time. This ties the company's product strategy to the everyday monitoring habits that ketogenic dieters rely on.
Visitors can start with the short Keto Quiz to find the section of the site that fits their stage of keto. The free MyMojoHealth app lets users sync readings and track trends over time.
The takeaway
Readers following a ketogenic diet can use the company's stage-based tools and free tracking app to organize their own readings. Checking trends over time may help people see how their numbers change.
Further reading
Explore more on Diabetes coverage for context on the keto and blood sugar topics discussed here.
More information
Visit the Keto-Mojo redesigned homepage and Keto Quiz to start the quiz or explore the new tools.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Chatham Daily News.
