Explainable scores and trends over time
Scores from published scientific methods, computed from lab results and self-reported data, with every input and formula visible. Repeat results come together on one timeline.
Analytics people can follow and trust
Every result shows how it was calculated. Where inputs are missing, we say so instead of guessing.
Explainable scores
Established measures from the scientific literature, each with its inputs and formula shown.
One timeline
Repeat lab tests and daily check-ins for mood, energy and symptoms, side by side over time.
Weekly summaries
Mood and energy analytics based on the Thayer energy–pleasure model, with AI-written summaries.
Scores from the literature, implemented carefully
Each score follows its published method, uses normalised units from our document pipeline and only runs when its inputs are available.
01Phenotypic age
Levine PhenoAge, computed from a standard set of blood markers.
02Allostatic load
A combined measure across several physiological markers.
03Atherogenic index of plasma
Derived from triglycerides and HDL cholesterol.
04Metabolic risk, waist-to-hip ratio, BMI
Body and metabolic measures from lab and self-reported data.
05Cortisol/DHEA ratio
Computed when both values are present in the record.
Where it fits
Measures people understand
Show participants how their measures change over time, with a clear explanation of each one.
Measures for your study
We implement measures described in a paper or protocol and apply them to your data.
Analytics in your product
Add explainable scores and timelines to your product through our APIs.
Frequently asked questions
Can we add our own measures?
Yes. If a measure is clearly described, for example in a paper or a protocol, we implement it and show how it is calculated.
Do you need FHIR®?
No. HL7® FHIR® is one way to bring data in. We also work with exports in other formats.
Where does the data stay?
For projects, the analysis runs on infrastructure hosted in the EU. We agree the setup before any data is shared.
Are the scores a diagnosis?
No. Scores are computed from published formulas. They describe and compare; they do not diagnose. Healsens is not a medical device.
Let’s talk about your data
Tell us what you are working on. We reply by email and, where it fits, suggest a short call to look at a sample together.