Mental health diagnosis still runs on self-report.
A clinician is handed a 15-question self-assessment and a subjective rating scale. Two patients can describe the same symptoms and get two different diagnoses — and the wrong one means months or years of trial-and-error treatment, in a $460 billion healthcare system.
Median delay to an accurate bipolar diagnosis.
Three streams. One objective assessment.
The Mind: Self-Assessments
Validated clinical questionnaires and industry-standard instruments (PHQ-9, GAD-7, GBI, and more), completed seamlessly at home or in the waiting room.
The Brain: In-Clinic & Remote qEEG
Objective electrophysiology screening in office or remote from Chrome browser with Muse S (4-ch) or Athena (4-ch + fNIRS) headbands, and support for full clinical-grade qEEG analysis from most major EEG recording systems.
The Body: Continuous Wearables
Passive physiological telemetry from Oura Ring, WHOOP, Google Health/Fitbit, and Withings, continuously captured twice daily.
Did the treatment work? The timeline knows.
Body metrics stream in passively twice a day alongside EEG screening milestones — allowing clinicians to monitor treatment efficacy and medication response objectively without waiting for a scheduled follow-up.
Medication intervention tracked longitudinally — anxiety markers ↓, physiological sleep recovery ↑
You were able to describe what I've been trying to explain to my doctors for 15 years in 15 minutes.
Start making faster, more accurate diagnoses.
Request clinician access for your practice or research team. Self-assessment and remote screening capabilities can be deployed immediately.