A read people come back for, with nothing clinical in it.

Every input in your product is something the user has to do. Voice is the only one that costs them nothing extra, because they are already talking. Thirty seconds of speech produces a read that no amount of manual logging would give them, and unlike a step count it tells them something they didn't already know.

Wellness signal across mood, energy, stress, sleep disturbance, hydration and cognitive load. Framed as observation, never as a finding.

Repeat samples build a personal baseline, which is where the retention argument actually lives. The first read is interesting. The fortieth read, showing them a pattern in themselves, is the reason they open the app.

An SDK call from your existing application. The voice capture can be a dedicated moment in your product or attached to something the user is already doing.

No clinical language reaches your user. No condition names, no diagnostic framing, no flags that read as medical findings. The signal set exposed in consumer contexts is deliberately narrower than what the model can produce.

We are not a substitute for care and your product should not imply that we are. Where a signal warrants it, the appropriate product response is to suggest a conversation with a clinician.