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A health check, scored in 60 seconds.

Look into a phone camera and read 300+ health biomarkers like heart rate, HRV and respiration in about a minute. No needle, no lab. Plondo built this scanner for VitalHealth Global, and now you can add it to your own offering.

  • ~60 seconds
  • No needle, no lab
  • Any phone camera
  • Syncs your wearables

Scanning…

78
Health score
72
BPM
58
HRV ms
16
Br/min
33
Peer-reviewed studies
≈1 bpm
Heart-rate error vs. ECG
96%
Respiratory-rate agreement
3
FDA clearances for the technology

How it works

Three steps. About a minute.

A phone's camera becomes a window on the vitals. No hardware to buy, nothing to strap on.

1

Look into the camera

Hold a phone at arm's length in decent light. No attachments, no setup, just a face on screen.

2

AI reads the pulse

The rPPG engine detects the tiny color shifts in the skin as blood pulses through it, the same signal a hospital pulse sensor tracks.

3

Get the score

In about a minute the user gets a health score plus 300+ biomarkers to track over time across heart, breathing, stress and more.

Ways to scan

Start with the face. Go deeper when you want.

The face scan does the heavy lifting on its own. When more detail is needed, complementary scans read the body in different ways, all from the same phone.

Flagship method

Face scan

Front camera, rPPG

The flagship. Look into the camera and read 100+ biomarkers from the pulse in the facial skin. No contact, about a minute. The camera captures the tiny color shifts in the skin with every heartbeat, and AI turns them into a full read of the vitals.

Hold still

Keep looking at the camera

Good

Projecting 32,000+ points

72BPM
58HRV
16RR
~60 sec
per scan
0
hardware
100+
biomarkers

What the face scan reads

Heart rate HRV Respiration Blood oxygen Stress Blood pressureand 100+ more

Fingertip scan

Rear camera and flash, contact PPG

Rest a fingertip on the rear camera for a higher precision pulse reading, plus blood oxygen and an atrial fibrillation check.

Palm scan

Rear camera

Reads the blood flow in the palm and analyzes the nail beds as another route to the vitals.

Eye scan

Front camera, pupillometry

Tracks subtle pupil and eyelid behavior for cues about fatigue, focus and cognitive load.

Voice scan

Microphone

Analyzes the acoustic qualities of the voice for directional signals about stress, mood and breathing.

Motion scan

Camera, motion amplification

Magnifies movement too small for the eye to see, surfacing signals like tremor and breathing patterns.

What it measures

345 biomarkers, one look at the camera.

The face scan alone surfaces over 100 signals. Complementary scans, a connected Health app and an exploratory Frequency AI layer push the catalog past 340, each one labeled by evidence from clinically studied to emerging research.

Above are the core rPPG categories. The full catalog adds the expanded scans and the Frequency AI modules. Each marker is labeled by evidence: clinically studied, wellness insight, or emerging research.

How you reach 300+

The scan, plus everything already tracked.

The camera scans surface over 100 markers on their own. Connect the Health app on a phone and any wearable, and continuous data streams in alongside every scan, turning a single snapshot into a longitudinal read and pushing the total past 300 biomarkers.

Sleep stagesContinuous heart rateBlood pressureGlucoseWeightCycle trackingECGActivity and steps
Apple Health
iPhone Health app
Google Fit
Android health data
Apple Watch
HR, HRV, SpO2, ECG
Fitbit
Activity and sleep
Garmin
Training and recovery
Oura
Sleep and readiness

More than a number

A plan that moves with the user.

A scan is just the start. The app turns results into a living plan, matched recommendations, and a community, all of which you can offer under your own brand.

A wellness plan that adapts

Each scan builds a personalized plan and updates it every time the user scans again. As the body changes, the guidance changes with it.

Matched recommendations

Results map to a next step, a supplement stack or routine tuned to what the numbers actually show, not a generic guess.

Challenges and community

Guided health challenges and a community turn numbers into momentum, and keep users coming back to your brand.

Your brand, your data

The scanner slots into your product or clinic under your name, with the readings staying in your ecosystem.

Proven technology

Not a gimmick. Real photoplethysmography.

rPPG (remote photoplethysmography) measures the blood-volume pulse from the subtle color changes in the skin, the same principle behind the pulse sensor in a hospital. It has been studied for over 15 years, validated against ECG, and cleared by the FDA in commercial devices.

≈1 bpm
Heart-rate error vs. ECG
Meta-analysis bias −0.13 bpm
96%
Respiratory-rate agreement
963-patient hospital trial
3
FDA clearances for the technology
Cleared in commercial rPPG devices

Why it matters

A checkup that fits in a pocket.

Spot changes early

Track trends over days and weeks. A drifting resting heart rate or falling HRV shows up before it is felt.

Zero hardware

No ring, no watch, no cuff. If a user has a phone, they already have everything they need.

Private by design

A scan turns into numbers on the device. The user chooses what to keep and what to share.

Made for everyone

Built to work across skin tones and lighting, with validation research spanning diverse populations.

Questions

Good to know.

For heart rate, respiratory rate and HRV, camera-based rPPG has been validated against clinical references. Heart rate lands within roughly 1 bpm of an ECG in peer-reviewed studies, and respiratory rate reached 96% agreement in a 963 patient hospital trial. Other markers are shown as wellness insights or emerging research. See The Science page for citations.

Want the scanner in your business?

Add contactless health scanning to your product, clinic, or brand. Tell us what you have in mind and we will map out how it fits.

Contact us

The Plondo rPPG Scanner is not itself FDA-cleared. References to FDA clearance describe the underlying rPPG technology as cleared in other companies' commercial devices. It is a wellness tool for tracking trends, not a medical device, and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.