Measure physiology in 30 seconds from any smartphone using optical blood-flow signals
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US
Pricing model
Paid
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Pricing
Single Snapshot: $19 for one blood test analysis. Progress Tracker: $89 for 6 comprehensive reports. Annual Health Guardian: $159 for 12 detailed reports. Add-on reports for Annual Guardian users: $9 each.
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Key features
AI-assisted analysis of blood test results with extraction of all biomarkers and values
Plain-language explanations of each biomarker and health significance
Personalized optimal ranges based on age, gender, and health profile
Trend visualization and comparative timeline analysis across multiple tests
Actionable evidence-based lifestyle and nutrition recommendations
Doctor-ready PDF reports for sharing with healthcare providers
Secure encrypted data protection with no server storage after analysis
Support for common blood test formats including PDF and image files
30-second fingertip scan via smartphone camera
Foundation model trained on 12M+ waveforms
Works across 200+ smartphone camera modules
Personal baseline calculation (You vs. You)
Camera-native mobile SDK for iOS and Android
High-dimensional physiological embeddings via API
Hemodynamics and arterial compliance analysis
Longitudinal baseline divergence detection
FDA-cleared core technology
HIPAA compliant and 21 CFR Part 11 architecture
What makes it different
Personalized analysis that adds context based on your individual profile instead of one-size-fits-all normal ranges
Longitudinal trend tracking across multiple tests to identify long-term health patterns and changes
Clear preparation for doctor conversations with comprehensive summaries before appointments
Access to hundreds of blood biomarkers with AI-powered science-backed interpretation
No dedicated wearable or hardware required—uses phones people already own
Personalized 128-dimensional embeddings from first scan
Active clinical validation through Medicare-funded deployment
Compounding value from longitudinal data over time