Preemptive AI

PreemptiveAI is a physiological intelligence platform that reads health signals from a smartphone camera. A user places a fingertip over the camera for a 30 second scan, and the platform extracts an optical blood flow waveform from it. The vendor's foundation model converts that waveform into embeddings describing hemodynamics, arterial reflection waves and microvascular characteristics, which it says were trained on more than 12 million paired waveforms. The product is aimed at organizations that want to add physiological measurement to their own offering, including care models, clinical trials and other AI systems, rather than at individual consumers directly. The home page invites partners to get in touch and describes the capability as something to integrate in several ways. Its longitudinal modeling compares each person against their own baseline to flag meaningful departures across recovery, illness, medication response and autonomic trends. No wearable, accessory or appointment is needed, since the measurement uses the optical sensor already present in nearly any smartphone. The company was founded by biomedical AI scientists, optical engineers and physician operators from the University of Washington, Apple Health AI and digital health ventures, and the site links to a science and technology section covering its architecture and validation. The vendor does not publish pricing, and access is arranged through its partner inquiry process.