Can't keep the weight off. Sleep broken. Stress invisible until it shows up as bad choices.
Your phone already has the data.
Liviqa makes it make sense.
Liviqa cross-referenced your sleep pattern against your activity and glucose data across four days. Not a population average. Your own baseline. Surface-level habits hiding deeper signals — stress, recovery, metabolic load. Liviqa finds them before you'd think to look.
Seven data streams — glucose, sleep, HRV, exercise, spending, calendar load, weather — mapped across seven days. The amber cells aren't random. They cluster. Wednesday: back-to-back meetings, elevated spending, HRV dip. Thursday: pressure eased. Both showed up before you named them.
The nudges aren't generic tips. They come from your data, cross-referenced with your context — on device, before you'd think to look.
"Your glucose drops 40% further after high-intensity cycling than moderate effort — and your recovery window is narrower than your current eating window."
"Poor sleep follows late meals in 78% of your data. Not a population study. Yours. The pattern breaks at meals finished before 20:30."
"Your HRV dropped measurably the morning before your three highest-meeting days. Your body flagged the pressure six hours before your calendar did."
The wallet holds the boundary between your phone and everyone else. It says yes or no — and it shows you its work. Pausing takes one tap. The data is never cached outside the device. The wallet refused one request automatically — without being asked.
Lab results from the hospital portal. A cardiology referral. Tonight's glucose reading and how the evening walk shifted it. All in one place. All private. All in context. You write it. You decide if anyone else ever sees it.
Data for Good Foundation is the independent, non-commercial body that anchors Liviqa's consent architecture. When you choose to contribute data — to research, public health, chronic-disease studies — it flows under their governance framework. They don't hold your data. They hold the evidence that your consent was real.
Immutable, timestamped, user-initiated. The data stays at source. What the research layer receives is derived, never raw. The individual — not the institution — decides what moves.
When a patient consents, a clinical team gets access to something that didn't exist before — longitudinal real-world data, contributed voluntarily, governed independently. Not extracted. Not inferred. Given.
Every access request is logged. Cohorts are aggregate-only. Raw data never leaves the device. The governance layer is visible to the researcher and to the patient — simultaneously.
| Patient ID | Condition | TIR (7d) | Last contact | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| █████ ██████ | LADA · insulin | 71% | ██ ███ 2026 | On track |
| █████ ████ | T2D · lifestyle | 54% | ██ ███ 2026 | Review |
| ██████ █████ | T1D · pump | 68% | ██ ███ 2026 | On track |
| ████ ████████ | AFib · wearable | — | ██ ███ 2026 | Stable |
Weight that won't shift. Sleep broken. Stress that shows up as bad choices before you've named it.
The patterns are already on your phone — across weeks, not snapshots.
Liviqa connects them. On device. Private.
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