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◢ Interactive Diagnostic · Airdoc Retinal AI

Your eyes can't see what's wrong with your eyes.

Think you could spot disease hiding in a photo of someone's retina? Three real cases. Tap where you think something's wrong — then see what the AI catches.

Airdoc · Retinal Diagnostic Console

Can you out-read the AI?

Three real retinal scans. Find the disease before the clock runs away from you — then see what Airdoc catches.

Oculomics, explained

The eye is the only open window into your body.

Oculomics (ocular + “-omics”) is the science of reading the eye — especially the retina at the back of it — as a mirror of your whole-body health. It's the one place a doctor can see your blood vessels and nerve tissue directly, without a single cut. Tap a part of the body to see what the retina reveals about it.

Retinal fundus photograph at the centre of the body's systems
Retina

Heart & blood vessels

Your retinal vessels are a live, magnified sample of the vessels feeding your heart and body. Their width, branching and the way arteries cross veins reflect blood pressure and cardiovascular risk.

All from one ordinary photo of the back of the eye.

◢ Oculomics · in action

See it applied — one scan, a body-wide risk report.

That's the idea behind oculomics. Here's what it looks like in practice: run a scan and watch the risk panel Airdoc reads from a single retinal photo.

◢ Oculomics module · sample

Retinal fundus photograph being analysed for systemic-disease risk
Awaiting scan

One photo. A window into your whole body.

The retina is the only place a doctor can see your blood vessels and nerve tissue directly. Airdoc's oculomics module reads them for signs of disease far beyond the eye. Run the scan to see the panel it assesses.

The science behind it: how Airdoc's AI was validated in a Lancet-published study.

Bring Airdoc screening to your clinic or pharmacy.

A three-minute retinal scan that gives your patients a reason to come back — and act early.

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