augmented•bio provides patients with personalized insights into their chronic conditions by analyzing data from their daily health activities. The platform translates everyday health information into understandable reports, helping users track disease progression and make informed decisions about their care.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Patients with chronic conditions often lack tools to interpret everyday health data, making it difficult to identify patterns, triggers, and early signs of symptom changes. This gap limits proactive self‑management and can lead to delayed treatment adjustments.
Solution
Augmented Bio provides a patient‑focused platform that continuously collects health metrics from everyday sources—such as wearables, mobile apps, and manual entries—and applies personalized analytics to translate the raw data into actionable insights. Users receive real‑time visualizations of symptom trends, alerts about potential triggers, and recommendations for lifestyle or treatment modifications. The platform’s analytics are tailored to each individual’s condition profile, enabling more informed decision‑making without requiring medical expertise. By presenting complex data in an understandable format, the service empowers patients to engage in proactive health management and communicate clearer information to their care providers.
Target Audience
Primary users are individuals living with chronic health conditions who seek to monitor and manage their symptoms daily, as well as caregivers and healthcare providers who benefit from patient‑generated insights.
Features
- Continuous data ingestion from wearables, smartphones, and manual health logs
- Condition‑specific analytics engine that identifies patterns, correlations, and potential triggers
- Real‑time dashboards with trend visualizations and symptom progression tracking
- Automated alerts and personalized recommendations for lifestyle or treatment adjustments
- Secure data storage with patient‑controlled sharing options for clinicians or caregivers