360Me analyzes unique biomarkers to calculate an individual's true biological age and aging velocity. The program combines proprietary LLM technology with functional medicine expertise to generate personalized longevity roadmaps. These protocols offer targeted interventions designed to slow or reverse aging while enhancing user performance.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Monitoring cardiovascular health often requires specialized equipment and frequent clinic visits, creating barriers to regular assessment and early detection of potential issues. Many individuals are unaware of their blood pressure status due to the asymptomatic nature of hypertension, often called the "silent killer."
Solution
DocMe is a mobile application that leverages computer vision and machine learning to extract vital signs from a user's selfie, enabling convenient cardiovascular health monitoring. The app analyzes facial video to determine heart rate, respiratory rate, heart rate variability, and blood pressure. Users can track their health trends over time, consolidate data from compatible third-party health apps, and receive personalized insights and actionable health advice. The app prioritizes data privacy through on-device video processing and data minimization techniques.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals interested in proactively monitoring their cardiovascular health, those with limited access to traditional monitoring methods, and users of third-party health apps seeking a comprehensive view of their health data.
Features
- Non-contact vital sign measurement using a smartphone camera
- Extraction of heart rate, respiratory rate, heart rate variability, and blood pressure from a facial video
- Trend tracking and historical data visualization
- Integration with third-party health apps for data consolidation
- Personalized health insights and actionable advice
- On-device video processing for enhanced privacy
- Designed for digital inclusion and works on all skin tones