About

We think blood deserves a better question.

For fifty years the blood test has answered "how many?" We are building a platform that answers "how, and why?"

Why we exist

The richest signal in medicine is hiding in plain sight.

Conventional hematology keeps a fraction of what a drop of blood carries.

Every drop of blood carries an enormous amount of information about cell structure, movement and change. Conventional hematology keeps a fraction of it. We built a platform to read the rest.

What we believe

Three convictions.

They decide what we build, and just as often what we decline to build.

01 Optics over reagents

Chemistry loses information at every step.

Chemistry depends on consumables and loses information at every step. An optical platform improves through software rather than through new assays.

02 Software is the product

The hardware captures the signal once.

New capability deploys as an update, not as a new instrument.

03 Built for everyone it serves

A platform that works unevenly is not a platform.

We design and test with equity in mind, because a platform that works unevenly is not a platform.

The team

Built by people who have done this before.

Eight operators and five advisors across optics, medical devices, clinical pathology and company building.

Advisory board

Portrait of Mark A. Giffen, MD

Mark A. Giffen, MD

Pathologist / Vice Chair, Wake Forest Baptist
Portrait of Clint Ballinger, PhD

Clint Ballinger, PhD

Entrepreneur and optics expert
Portrait of Eric Ledet, PhD

Eric Ledet, PhD

Medical device founder, biomedical engineer
Portrait of Anthony Ronga

Anthony Ronga

Former biotech entrepreneur
Portrait of Adam Sah

Adam Sah

Serial entrepreneur and investor