Store
One intelligent platform.
Easy for the patient, powerful for the professionals.
A home-collected sample is only data a lab can act on once it is identity-matched, custody-tracked and routed to an accredited laboratory. The Humans Nexus platform is patient-centric by design and clinical-grade by requirement. Flow puts the patient at the centre; Pulse puts the professionals in control. Between them the platform orchestrates the kit, the logistics, the practice and the laboratory, turning a sample taken anywhere into trusted, routable clinical data.
Pulse and Flow.
Humans Nexus is patient-centric infrastructure for decentralised diagnostics: a physical layer (kits, clinical-grade logistics, laboratories and practices) orchestrated by one intelligent platform. The platform has two faces, and between them they verify identity, record consent, hold an unbroken chain of custody, and route the sample to an accredited laboratory and the result back.
Pulse, the operator control planeWhere a laboratory or partner runs the platform: verified onboarding, kit ordering and chain of custody, result routing and billing. One EU-sovereign surface, with an API in early access.
Flow, the patient companionThe only mobile app on the platform: it verifies the patient, records consent, guides a clean collection, and returns a result the patient owns.
One infrastructure for decentralised diagnostics: regulated collection, clinical-grade movement and trusted software, with every sample analysed in an ISO 15189-accredited laboratory. We never compete with the laboratories on it.
Explore each face: Pulse → · Flow →
Two capabilities carry across both: Identity & consent → · Lab network →
The modules
Every module,
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Every module,
shown working.
Every side of the platform sees the same modules. What changes is which of them you switch on, and what you pay (never which parts exist). A single Pulse-or-Flow tag stopped telling anyone anything, because almost every module reaches more than one surface. Store is the only one confined to businesses; every other touches at least three of the four experiences. What matters is not which screen a module lives on but who actually meets it.
They are grouped by what they are: the kit that goes out, what is offered on it, who attested to what, the money, and the result. Press play on any of them.
Store
Matched to the method.
Devices, components and assembled kits, matched to the method they belong with. No distributor in between.
Ready
Already on the shelf.
Kits on the practice’s shelf before an order exists. No lead time when the patient is already there.
Ready
Menu
Findable and orderable.
Every laboratory’s test menu, published and orderable across the network, priced before anyone commits.
Identity
Identity
Once, then every time.
Knowing who everyone is. Businesses in Pulse, people in Flow: enrolled once, then confirmed afresh at every collection.
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Bound to a proved identity.
Payments
Paid first.
Collected before the invoice issues and settled to the supplier first. Nobody carries the credit risk down the chain.
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Invoices
Invoices
In the name of whoever is owed.
Issued in the name of whoever is owed (the laboratory to the practice, the practice to the patient).
Learn more →Results
Back where they belong.
Structured results back to the practice and released to the patient, bound to the identity collected under.
Which of them you get, and what they cost: see pricing →
And every collection
makes the platform smarter.
Patient-centric decentralised diagnostics produces something no single laboratory can assemble alone: what happened to every collection, on every method, through every lane, and whether the laboratory accepted it. Sonar reads that record and predicts, before a sample ships, whether it will be accepted (with the reason, never a bare score).
Sonar
Sonar
Arrives 2027
Programmes and enterprises.
A quality signal across an entire cohort, protocol by protocol and lane by lane. This is where the value is largest.
Laboratories.
Fewer rejected samples, and the reason before they arrive rather than after.
Practices.
The patient finds out now, not next week.
The patient stays engaged throughout, because an engaged patient is what produces a good sample, an accepted sample, and a result worth acting on. Sonar arrives in 2027.
Four experiences
The same modules.
The same modules.
Four different days.
Not a list of what each side is entitled to (an account of what each one actually does). Nothing below is greyed out or withheld: a module a person never meets simply is not in their day.
A scientist, an accessioning technician, a laboratory manager
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Pulse
A practice appears in your queue with its licence and credentials already collected. You accept it or you do not (you simply never chase a document to decide).
Identity -
Pulse
Orders arrive against the menu you already keep, from practices you have never had to sign.
Menu -
Pulse
Your own collection consumable stays yours. We buy it in bulk and box it; your validated method does not change.
Store -
Pulse
The kits are already on their shelves. You did not ship them and nobody asks you to.
Ready -
Flow Pro
You sign in as yourself, not as a shared bench login. What you accession is bound to you.
Identity -
Pulse
Contracts, quality records and the onboarding pack are signed and filed against a verified identity (no courier, no scanner).
Sign -
Pulse
The sample arrives with its chain attached (who collected it, when, through whose hands, in what condition). You accession it and move on.
Custody -
Pulse
The result leaves structured, to the practice and to the patient. You never format a PDF or answer a phone about one.
Results -
Pulse
The invoice goes out in your name, with your VAT identifier, without you onboarding a single practice.
Invoices -
Pulse
The money lands on schedule, whether or not the practice has paid.
Payments
A physician, a nurse, a phlebotomist, a practice manager
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Pulse
You submit your licence, credentials and business identity once. Every laboratory you order from is shown the same set.
Identity -
Pulse
Order from any accredited laboratory on the network without holding an account with each one.
Menu -
Pulse
The kit is on your shelf before the patient is in front of you. Nothing to order, nothing to wait for.
Ready -
Flow Pro
Whoever collects signs in as themselves. The collection is bound to a named person rather than to a room.
Identity -
Flow Pro
Consent is captured from the patient, and your own contracts and quality records are signed in the same place.
Sign -
Pulse
You can see where the sample is, and you hold a record you can stand behind if anyone asks.
Custody -
Pulse
Results land in your systems, matched to the patient, with nothing to re-key.
Results -
Pulse
Your invoice to the patient is issued in your name, from the order. You write nothing.
Invoices -
Pulse
Payment is collected before the invoice issues and settled to you. No dunning, no receivables ledger (and we never buy the debt).
Payments
A phlebotomist, a nurse, a doctor (whoever the sample is handed to)
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Flow Pro
You enrol once, as yourself (licence, scope, and where you are permitted to work). It travels with you if you change employer.
Identity -
Pulse
You order what the clinician asked for. Which laboratory runs it is not your problem.
Menu -
Pulse
The kit is in the drawer behind you. Noticing that stock is low was never your job.
Ready -
Flow Pro
You confirm the patient in front of you is the patient on the order. Seconds, against an enrolment already made (not a fresh identity check every time).
Identity -
Flow Pro
You sign what you are qualified to sign (a report, a prescription) against your own identity rather than a shared account.
Sign -
Flow Pro
Your hand-off is recorded as yours. If a sample is queried months later the record says who had it and when, which protects you as much as anyone.
Custody -
Pulse
You see the result for the sample you took, so you are not the last to know what happened to it.
Results
The person the sample came from
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Around you
The kit is already at your practice. Nobody sends you away and asks you to come back next week.
Ready -
Flow
You confirm it is you, in the app, as you collect. Ninety seconds, once (and it is what makes the result yours and nobody else’s).
Identity -
Flow
You consent once, in the app, to something specific. You can see what you agreed to, and you can withdraw it.
Sign -
Flow
You can see where your sample is, the same way you would track a parcel.
Custody -
Flow
Your result reaches you once a clinician has read it, and it stays in a vault that belongs to you rather than to whoever ordered the test.
Results -
Flow
Where the test is yours to pay for, you pay in the app, once, at the point you agree to it.
Payments -
Around you
One invoice, from your own practice, in their name. Never from a company you have not heard of.
Invoices
And the same thing as a table
Every cell below is derived from the module’s surfaces and its one gate, so this cannot disagree with anything above it.
| Module | Laboratoryyou run the assay | Practiceyou see the patient | Practitioneryou take the sample | Patientyou give the sample |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| StoreMatched to the method | Works with it | Works with it | Never sees it | Never sees it |
| ReadyAlready on the shelf | Works with it | Works with it | Works with it | Never sees it |
| MenuFindable and orderable | Works with it | Works with it | Works with it | Never sees it |
| IdentityOnce, then every time | Works with it | Works with it | Works with it | Works with it |
| SignBound to a proved identity | With the connection | Works with it | Works with it | Works with it |
| CustodyEvery hand-off | With the connection | Works with it | Works with it | Works with it |
| PaymentsPaid first | With the connection | Works with it | Never sees it | Works with it |
| InvoicesIn the name of whoever is owed | With the connection | Works with it | Never sees it | Works with it |
| ResultsBack where they belong | With the connection | Works with it | Works with it | Works with it |
| Touched directly | 4modules | 9modules | 6modules | 6modules |
Store is the only one confined to businesses. Every other module touches at least three of the four, which is why a single Pulse-or-Flow tag stopped telling anyone anything. What matters is reach: who actually meets it.
The one decision
Connect once.
Connect once.
Five things arrive together.
There is only one integration on this platform, and it is not per module. Most run with nothing installed at all. Five need the same single connection between a laboratory’s systems and ours (which is why the laboratory ladder is a ladder rather than a price list).
Connect once, and five things arrive together.
Runs with nothing installed
- Identity 4 of 4Once, then every time
- Menu 3 of 4Findable and orderable
- Store 2 of 4Matched to the method
- Ready 3 of 4Already on the shelf
Arrives with the connection
- Custody 4 of 4Every hand-off
- Sign 4 of 4Bound to a proved identity
- Results 4 of 4Back where they belong
- Invoices 3 of 4In the name of whoever is owed
- Payments 3 of 4Paid first
Custody, signature, results, invoicing and settlement all need the same thing: a connection between your systems and ours. Until that exists the record cannot reach your bench, the identity cannot bind to your accession, and no invoice can be raised for a test nobody knows completed.
Practices have no equivalent gate. Their invoice is raised from the order and the result, both of which are already on the platform, so every module is live from the first day.
How it combines
From collection
From collection
to clinical data.
The software and the physical layer run as one sequence (the patient collects, the sample moves, the result returns) with identity and custody carried at every step.
Step 01Verify & collect
The kit ships, the patient is matched to a verified identity at the moment of collection, consent is recorded, and AI collection guidance coaches them through a good sample.
Step 02Move & track
Clinical-grade logistics protect the sample in transit while the platform keeps an unbroken, timestamped chain of custody from the doorstep to laboratory accessioning.
Step 03Route & return
The sample is routed to the right accredited laboratory, and structured, ID-matched results land back in your systems through one integration.
Or watch it run. One order, end to end (every actor, every signal).
Customer
Clinic
Operator
Patient
Courier
Laboratory
app · signals & result
delivery & pickup
tracked
milestones in · result out
FHIR out · review back
API · orders & status events
orders down · delivery up
Customer platform
order.create {lab, kit, patient}
status.updated ✓
result.delivered ✓
EHR
eGFR 92in range
Clinical review→ Pulse
Pulse
Order kits
Order #2841via API
Feed:
Flow
✓Kit delivered
✓Identity attested
✓Kit activated
✓Sample collected
✓Ready for pickup
✓Result ready
Track & trace
Job:
LIS
Sample HN-2841pending
Analysis validatedresult ready
API platforms
Kit & sample
Data in motion
curated
The physical half of the platform is detailed in logistics & chain of custody →
Built right
Neutral, sovereign, regulated.
Neutral by designWe integrate laboratories and never compete with them. The platform is a platform, not a lab (partners reach the patient, and we never sell directly).
EU-sovereignEuropean-owned and built to European rules. MDR/IVDR-native for the regulated collection layer; GDPR-native for data and consent.
One integrationConnect once to reach kits, logistics and a network of accredited labs, instead of building and maintaining each piece yourself.
Who it's for
Whoever runs the programme.
LaboratoriesExtend your accredited menu to remote collection
Pharma & CRODecentralised trials with audit-ready custody
Digital healthAdd trusted diagnostics behind your app
DevelopersOne API for the whole collection platform
Infrastructure for healthcare and life sciences. Our partners reach the patient, and we never sell directly.
Developers
One API for every sample.
Create a collection. We coordinate the device, the kit, the custody, the transport and the routing, into the laboratory you chose.
// matrix-agnostic · device-agnostic const draw = await pulse.collections.create({ patient: "pat_7Q4f…", matrix: "capillary-blood", device: "yourbio-tap", custody: true, }); pulse.on("sample.received", fulfil);
Good to know.
What is the Humans Nexus platform?
It orchestrates collection end to end, at home and at the point of care (Pulse for the professionals who run a programme, Flow for the patients who take part). It verifies the person who collected a sample, records consent, keeps an unbroken chain of custody, routes the sample to the right accredited laboratory and returns structured results, turning a home-collected sample into trusted, routable clinical data.
What are Pulse and Flow?
The two faces of the platform. Pulse is the operator control plane, where a laboratory or partner onboards, orders kits, tracks custody, routes results and settles billing. Flow is the patient companion app (the only mobile app on the platform, it verifies the patient and records consent). Identity & consent and the lab network are capabilities that run across both.
How does the software relate to the kit and the logistics?
They are two halves of one platform. The kit and clinical-grade logistics are the physical layer; the platform is the software layer that makes the sample identity-matched, custody-tracked, routable and reportable. Neither half is sufficient alone.
Does Humans Nexus run its own laboratory?
No. We own no lab and never compete with one. The platform routes into independent ISO 15189-accredited laboratories, and each retains its own per-parameter accreditation.
Does Humans Nexus diagnose or give medical advice?
No. The platform is infrastructure. Diagnosis and medical decisions rest with the accredited laboratory and the clinician; we move the sample and the data that make those decisions possible.
Build on the platform.
Talk to us about putting trusted, routable remote collection behind your programme.