WellBeings
Product Roadmap Definitions
Signal Layer: Capture & Connect
”The body speaks in many languages — this is how we listen."
Objective: Seamlessly ingest high-fidelity, multimodal health data across time, device, and context.
Includes:
Biotelemetric Protocol
Defines what data is captured, when, and how — including cadence, validation logic, and device compatibility.
Multimodal Middleware Layer
Standardizes and synchronizes data across systems, ensuring interoperability and semantic consistency.
Multimodal Data Engine
Fuses biological, behavioral, environmental, and contextual signals into a unified signal graph.
Intelligence Layer: Interpret & Understand
"Not just what’s happening — but how it connects, and why it matters."
Objective: Transform raw signals into adaptive, protocol-driven insights unique to each individual.
Includes:
Protocol Insight Engine (PIE)
Applies expert protocols to interpret deviations, patterns, and thresholds across modalities.
Health Fingerprint
A dynamic representation of an individual’s longitudinal health profile, capturing baselines and adaptive norms.
Isolated & Symbiotic Awareness
Enables insights from each modality both independently and in relation to others, to understand systemic interdependencies.
Decision Layer: Adapt & Act
"Every insight is pressure-tested in your real world — and gets smarter over time."
Objective: Deliver context-aware, precision-personalized recommendations and interventions.
Includes:
Intervention Intelligence Graph (IIG)
Models the relationships between interventions, health signals, and outcomes, adapting with user feedback over time.
Ensemble Agents Intelligence (EAI)
A collaborative system of specialized AI agents that analyze, reason, and adapt at scale.
Health Knowledge Graph
A causal network that explains how and why health data points shift across time, context, and modality.