AverScan
Licensed camera-based wellness estimates from a short guided scan.
AverScan uses the licensed NuraLogix Anura Core / DeepAffex camera pipeline to provide a contactless wellness snapshot. You hold still and look at the screen for about half a minute while the system analyzes optical signals from your face — no band or finger clip. It does not replace a clinical measurement made with validated medical equipment.
How a scan goes
Get comfortable
Find decent lighting, hold the phone steady, and keep your face in the frame. An on-screen guide helps you line up.
Hold still for ~30 seconds
The camera processes a short sequence while quality checks assess lighting, framing, and stillness. Raw camera photos/video are not stored by AverCare or sent to NuraLogix; an encrypted derived signal payload is sent to NuraLogix DeepAffex to perform the measurement.
Get your snapshot
AverCare turns the raw signals into a friendly wellness summary — scores and readings with plain-language explanations of what they mean.
What it can estimate
A scan can surface estimates such as heart rate, breathing rate, heart-rate variability, a stress indicator, and overall wellness markers. The available readings depend on the licensed study configuration and measurement quality. Each reading comes with context about what it means.
Fun fact
Your skin gets very slightly redder each time your heart beats and pushes a pulse of blood through the vessels in your face. The change is far too subtle for you to see — but a camera can estimate it from a short sequence. This technique is called photoplethysmography (PPG). The deep-dive is in The science of AverScan.
One licensed measurement path
AverScan uses NuraLogix DeepAffex transdermal optical imaging. Depending on the device build, the same licensed measurement runs through the native Anura SDK or the embedded measurement app. If the service or measurement is unavailable, AverCare tells you and lets you retry; it does not substitute a selfie-reading model or invent a health score from an incomplete result.
What it is not
AverScan is a wellness snapshot, not a diagnosis or a substitute for a validated medical device. Treat its values as informational estimates. Do not use them for urgent decisions; if a reading worries you, confirm it with appropriate equipment and talk to a clinician (you can book one in the app).
Your scan results are saved to your private timeline so you can watch how they change over weeks and months — which is where the real value is.