YOUR RECORDS. YOUR EXPERIENCE. CONNECTED.
See your results alongside your medications, treatments and how you felt. A clearer view for you and the people involved in your care.
Starting with prostate cancer care. Private access for approved accounts; clinical pilot being scoped.
▬ Prescription period ● Recorded treatment ◇ Planned
Start with one result. Add others, select a date, or explore a treatment period. Each result keeps its own scale and units.
Lines connect measurements, not daily values. Each test uses its own scale. Timing alone does not show cause.
| Date | PSA (ng/mL) |
|---|---|
| 8 January 2025 | 23.4 |
| 4 March 2025 | 20.8 |
| 23 April 2025 | 13.1 |
| 18 June 2025 | 10.4 |
| 13 August 2025 | 11.8 |
| 8 October 2025 | 9.6 |
Explore each area through dated results, reports and your own notes. Open the source behind any detail.
Available in the private workspaceAn illustration, not a scan or live health assessment. Select an area to see available records.
Select a collection date to explore the history.
Collected 18 June 2025. This is a dated result, not an assessment of how your body is doing today.
Original units retained. Source verification does not imply clinician review. No reference range or personal target is supplied in this example.
Record how you feel. Ask a question. Follow the source.
Pain, energy, sleep, appetite and doses actually taken. A short check-in adds your experience to the record.
Choose an answer to review it. Everything else stays unrecorded.
In the workspace, voice check-ins are reviewed and confirmed before saving. This example does not record audio or save an entry.
Ask about your records and daily experience. Follow a source link to see where a detail came from.
The six fictional PSA measurements range from 23.4 to 9.6 ng/mL between January and October 2025, with a rise from 10.4 to 11.8 ng/mL between June and August.
These records alone do not establish why the values changed. Prescription periods do not confirm doses taken.
AI can make mistakes. Original records remain available for checking and discussing with your care team.
One private place for your records, your daily experience and the people you choose to involve.
Explore My Body, dated results and treatment history. Open the record behind a detail.
Check in, record actual doses, and ask source-linked questions. Prescriptions and intake stay separate.
Caregivers participate through approved access to the private workspace.
Public registration is not open.
A proposed shared view of records and participant-reported observations, built around the questions your program needs to answer.
Agree on questionnaires, measurements, observations and reporting requirements.
Develop consent-scoped participant views with dated evidence and clear source links.
Keep patient-reported experience, verified records and held entries distinct.
Email marko@calidian.ca. Pilot enrollment is not open on this website.
We’re working toward a pilot with Dr. Wolfgang Renz and prospective partners. We’ll agree on questionnaires, measurements and reporting, then build the clinical prototype around that scope.
Participant dashboards, program reporting and sponsored workflows are proposed. No clinical service or institutional partnership is being announced.
Two planned models, with clear choices about who pays and who can see your information.
Patients pay to use CALIDIAN independently, with caregiver access where approved.
Your information stays yours to share.It is not shared with sponsors or researchers without your explicit permission.
A clinic or research organization funds access, so participating patients use the platform free.
Funding access does not grant access to records.Clear consent defines which information is shared, who receives the agreed views and reports, and how that information may be used.
Subscription purchasing and sponsored enrollment are not available here yet.
Source dates and original passages stay within reach of an explanation.
Missing information, conflicts and held entries remain explicit. An unanswered check-in does not mean someone felt well.
Bring questions to your care team. AI can make mistakes and is not a clinician or an emergency monitoring service.
All example names, records, values and source excerpts are invented. Choices are not saved. Please do not enter personal medical information here.
Each example is labelled as a current workspace feature or a design preview. Clinical capabilities and the pilot are in development.
