Cardiology has troponin. Concussion and TBI have had nothing. Chronic Trace turns one session on your phone into objective, hard-to-fake biomarkers, scored against your own baseline.
Scored against self
Four channels fold into one index, measured against this person's own prior captures, never a population average. Point at a channel to see what it reads.
Software as a Medical Device in development. Patent-pending across concussion and TBI. Chronic Trace is a research-stage platform, positioned as a decision-support tool only. It is not diagnostic; results require clinical interpretation, and clinical decisions remain with licensed healthcare professionals.
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Decision support, not diagnostic. Shared in confidence; used only to evaluate fit.
The same single session serves sport, defense, clinical trials, and workplace readiness. Shared science. Different decisions.
Baseline before. Clear to return after.
Pre-participation baselines, sub-concussive exposure, and return-to-play decision support.
Active and planned research programs. No identifiable subject data shown.
Decision-support across every pathway, not diagnostic. Results require clinical interpretation; clinical decisions remain with licensed healthcare professionals.
One session sets a personal baseline. Every session after is scored against it, so drift shows up as a line you can read.
Balance, eyes, cognition, and reaction, read from a single clip on a phone they already own.
Every signal folds into one index, scored against this person, never a population average.
Recovery reads as a line. Drift shows up early, and return-to-play rests on the trend, not a single day.
Every signal folds into one Trace Score, measured against this person's own baseline.
A decision-support signal, not a diagnosis. Clinical decisions remain with licensed professionals.
Balance, the eyes, cognition, and reaction in a single recording. Each domain maps to real neural machinery: the eyes to the brainstem, cerebellum, and frontal cortex; balance to the vestibular and cerebellar systems.
A healthy brain keeps these systems in sync. Injury pulls them apart, and we score that drift. The involuntary streams cannot be willed away, which is what makes the signal manipulation-resistant.
Brainstem · cerebellum · frontal eye fields
Saccade latency, smooth pursuit, and fixation stability.
Slowed saccades and a broken vestibulo-ocular reflex are among the earliest, hardest-to-fake concussion signs.
Vestibular system · cerebellum
Three-stance Romberg, sway path, and center-of-mass drift.
Increased sway and postural instability are hallmark post-concussion findings.
Prefrontal · cortical networks
Trail-making and Stroop interference under escalating load.
Processing speed and attention measurably slow after a concussion.
Sensorimotor cortex · motor pathways
Simple reaction time with randomized inter-stimulus intervals.
Slowed reaction time is a robust, quantifiable concussion marker.
You can't will a saccade slower, your gaze steadier, or your balance corrections still.
Methodology grounded in peer-reviewed neuroscience · Software as a Medical Device in development
Research-stage platform, positioned as decision-support only, not diagnostic. Results require clinical interpretation, and clinical decisions remain with licensed healthcare professionals.
Every domain folded into one calibrated index, scored against the subject's own baseline.
Decision-support signal, not diagnostic. Results require clinical interpretation.
Because each capture is quick and repeatable, we take a series of them over time and build each person's own longitudinal baseline: a distribution, not a single noisy point.
Every reading is scored against that personal band, so a real change shows up as drift out of it, not against a population average that was never you.
Repeated captures reveal each person's true baseline and their normal day-to-day variability, not a single guess taken on one day.
Small drift, after a hit, a hard week, or cumulative exposure, stands out against a person's own history long before a symptom would.
Decisions rest on the trend back to baseline across sessions, not a single symptom-free day.
A representative longitudinal record. The index sits within the personal baseline, a head impact spikes it, and the return toward baseline reads at a glance.
Sample data for illustration only. Not for clinical interpretation.
Concussion, TBI, return-to-play. The honest answers, including the limits.
Ask us something elseResearch-stage. Decision-support only, not diagnostic. Clinical decisions remain with licensed healthcare professionals.