A living health baseline for earlier, more personal support.
ProfileIQ connects consented health and wellbeing signals, learns what is normal for each person and identifies meaningful change over time. It then helps guide the person towards an appropriate next step through the organisations and care pathways they already trust.
ConnectCheck-ins, devices, diagnostics, health records and personal context, with consent.
UnderstandAn individual baseline, not a generic average.
DetectMeaningful change and patterns for review.
RouteOptions for an appropriate next step.
Most tools capture one moment or one signal.
ProfileIQ is designed to interpret change across signals and over time. Many tools capture data. ProfileIQ is designed to connect the pattern and support the next decision.
Connect. Understand. Detect. Route.
Four stages, in order. Each stage is bounded by consent and, where relevant, by clinical governance.
Bring the signals together
Bring together consented data from check-ins, devices, diagnostics, health records and relevant personal context.
Learn what is normal
Establish an individual baseline rather than comparing everyone with a generic average.
Identify meaningful change
Identify meaningful changes, emerging patterns and signals that require review.
Guide the next step
Guide the person towards an appropriate next step, from self-guided support to an existing organisational or clinical pathway.
Five health intelligence outputs, each with a current maturity status.
Status labels describe where each output is today. They will be updated as governance, pilots and validation progress.
Individual baseline
A personal pattern built from consented signals over time.
Meaningful-change indicators
Indicators that several signals have moved together in a way that warrants review.
Support-context view
What support is available to that person, and which routes they have consented to.
Governed routing recommendations
Options presented to the person, with human oversight for higher-risk pathways.
Privacy-preserving cohort insights
Aggregated organisational reporting with no identifiable individual health data.
Ordinary change and high-risk signals are handled differently.
Ordinary change detection presents proportionate, consented support options to the individual. High-risk signals are removed from ordinary interpretation and handled through a governed safety workflow with defined human oversight.
What ProfileIQ does not do. It does not diagnose, prescribe, provide treatment advice, make clinical decisions, replace emergency services or act on a person's behalf without consent.
Ordinary change
Interpreted against the person's own baseline, then presented as proportionate support options.
High-risk signal workflow
Moves into a governed safety workflow with human oversight and defined escalation boundaries, not ordinary scoring.
Measure. Monitor. Prevent.
The three jobs ProfileIQ is designed to do, in sequence.
Build a personal baseline
Establish what is normal for that person across the consented signals that matter to them.
Watch for meaningful change
Look for movement away from that baseline across sleep, recovery, behaviour, mood, symptoms and biomarkers.
Offer an earlier next step
Present consented, proportionate support options while there is still time for a smaller intervention to help.
What is evidence-informed, and what still needs validating.
The signal framework is evidence-informed. Pilot methodology, model governance, bias testing, outcome measurement and publications are published in the Evidence & Trust hub as they become available.
- Signal framework Evidence-informed
- Change detection models In development
- Routing and support logic Concept
- Safety workflows and governance In development
- Outcome validation Planned
Discuss a pilot or an integration.
Early conversations can cover use case, data availability, governance, pilot design and evidence requirements.