Camera Vital Check gives wellness platforms a quality-gated camera vital layer. Only valid scans become trends. Rejected scans give the user a reason and an action — not a silent failure.
Employees complete a weekly 30-second camera check as part of a wellness routine. Data is not shared with employers — only with the individual.
Before and after a workout, users check their resting HR. Quality gating ensures the scan only counts when the user is actually resting and still.
A breathing rate snapshot before and after a guided meditation session. Moderate quality scans are shown with appropriate context — not suppressed.
Aggregated, anonymised trend data — not individual surveillance. Valid scan rates and average quality scores by department or cohort.
A morning scan becomes part of a daily check-in — HR trend over days, quality rate as a proxy for user engagement and scan reliability.
Consumer apps that give users a daily vital snapshot with trend history. No medical claims — just structured, honest data about how the body behaves over time.
Daily scan routine
30-second check, consistent format, quality-gated result.
Trend history
HR and RR over days, weeks, or months. Quality rate included.
Optional AI wellness coach
Receives structured results only. Gives general guidance, not diagnosis.
Body composition references
BMI, healthy weight range, REE — calculated from profile inputs, not camera.
Anonymised aggregates
Cohort-level summaries for team wellness programs. Not individual tracking.
Quality rate analytics
How often users achieve valid scans — a proxy for engagement quality.
Camera Vital Check provides a structured snapshot of HR and RR under quality-gated conditions. It is not a clinical measurement tool.
Results are for personal awareness and wellness trend tracking. They are not for medical decision-making.
The optional AI wellness coach provides general lifestyle guidance based on approved scan outputs. It does not interpret values medically.
Any integration that presents results in a medical or diagnostic context requires appropriate regulatory and legal review.