DocMe

Your health, from a selfie

7 followers

Your health, from a selfie

7 followers

With DocMe®, now it’s easier to measure, monitor and access your essential health information in one place. With our deep learning models, you can take a selfie and receive vital signs monitoring in real-time with incredibly accurate data anytime, anywhere.

Launch tags:iOS•Health & Fitness•Artificial Intelligence

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That looks sick, can't wait to try that. Two questions here: 1. how do you make money off this? selling the data? 😬 2. are you interested in a business opportunity? I'm looking for a adjacent solution in an interesting industry. Cheers

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5yr ago

360Me

Maker

@linusgeffarth 1. No, we do NOT sell user data. We run on a freemium model for premium features. 2. Sure - send an email to hello@perfexia.health :)

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5yr ago

Your app looks like a huge step into the future of medical technology! Due to the developing globalization, doctors sometimes cannot accept patients in a physical format. This application will help to make self-diagnosis and get quick advice from doctors. Recently I have been reading a lot of information about the treatment of type of sleep disorder in some hospitals. What further development of your technology do you see? It would be interesting to read about future projects and find out your opinion about the development of the medical industry in the context of the rapid pace of development of society.

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4yr ago

360Me

Maker

I worked on this product from the very beginning. I'm incredibly proud of being supported by an amazing team that brought DocMe - a medical device - to market in under six months.

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5yr ago

360Me

Maker

DocMe doesn't require any new external hardware devices or wearables. This is a radically new approach that means DocMe takes advanced research in AI/ML (computer vision, convolution neural networks, transformer mechanism etc.) and leverages them in a simple and attractive app that even my grandmother can figure out (she uses DocMe to check her heart rate and respiratory rate and doesn't need to use a finger-clip SpO2 monitor anymore).

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5yr ago

I don’t understand why I have to give my phone number just to try out the app. I only want to see whether the measurement of vital stats works as advertised, mostly out of curiosity. Ideally, I wouldn’t even want to make an account for that but I would do it if I wasn’t required to give you my phone number. Really, there is no benefit to the user, I can only imagine you’re doing it to collect personal data for future use.

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5yr ago

360Me

Maker

@anna_0x We need phone numbers to verify real users from bots. And need demographics details to give personalised health insights e.g. if your heart rate is normal for your age range and biological sex. Hope this helps. All personal data is encrypted in transit and at rest and we strictly follow GDPR guidelines to process personal data. Let me know if you have any other questions. :)

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5yr ago

Tried it but couldn’t get any results. Has a bad UX. Couldn’t understand if it was able to upload the video or the problem is something else. In the end, deleted after 5 mins.

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5yr ago

360Me

Maker

@ogirginc Thx for your feedback - it seems that we have some issues for some users on the backend in AWS which is being fixed as we speak. I'll update you here as soon as we've fixed it. :)

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5yr ago

This sounds familiar to the iPhone app I use called Anura. They even use a selfie to check your health too.

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5yr ago

360Me

Maker

@sean_fricke Correct - but we offer more features + better accuracy :)

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5yr ago

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