Sovereign Biology
Biology, interpreted. Daily check-ins and physiological readings are translated into clinician-guided insights for recovery, strain, and therapy readiness.
A clearer picture of your state.
Sovereign Biology brings your daily data together with clinical context so you and your care team can make informed decisions about next steps.
Check in daily
Log symptoms, sleep, stress, energy and recovery context. Add optional pulse oximeter inputs when available.
Understand today’s state
Your daily data and clinical context come together to classify the current state using the configured protocol.
Follow the plan
You and your care team can review therapy guidance, pacing, and next steps without hype or overclaiming.
Five states, one care scale.
Read left to right: more support on the left, more capacity on the right. States can shift, and confidence stays visible when inputs are missing or stale.
Explore the care scale
Most support
Critical
Both core signals are low. The plan narrows to rest, basics, and clinician guidance.
Added caution
High Alert
Nervous system signal is low. The plan keeps demand low and support close.
Recovery focus
Heal
Capacity is lower. The plan emphasizes recovery, pacing, and gradual progress.
Routine plan
Ready
Signals are steady. The plan supports normal routines, steady progress, and regular check-ins.
Higher capacity
Resilient
Capacity is higher. A more active plan may fit while trends continue to be monitored.
Signals your clinician can act on.
Daily and weekly inputs are interpreted through your clinic’s configured protocol. Confidence is shown alongside the result.
Inputs
Protocol
Outputs
Nervous System
- Pulse oximetry context
- Stress and sleep
- Heart-rate variability (HRV) and perfusion
Metabolic Recovery
- Carbon dioxide (CO₂) tolerance
- Symptom load
- Recovery rebound
Guidance reflects your clinic’s configured protocol and supports—but does not replace—clinician judgment.
Begin with today’s check-in.
Create an account using your clinic invite code and start building a care map your clinician can review.