A prescriber sees a patient for 15 minutes every 4-6 weeks. In that window, they're making medication decisions based on self-reported recall — which is notoriously unreliable.

Meanwhile, the patient's wearable is passively logging sleep architecture, heart rate variability, and activity patterns 24/7. Their pharmacy has real-time fill data. Their own subjective experience shifts day to day but gets compressed into "I've been doing okay."

We're building Physis to close that gap — a longitudinal data layer that brings continuous, objective patient intelligence into the clinical workflow. Wearable integration, micro-surveys, medication adherence tracking. All in one dashboard built for prescribers, not patients.

Currently in beta. If you're a prescriber interested in what continuous monitoring looks like in psychiatric care, join the early access.