Alethios Adds Decentralized Health Research Data Suite

Oct 22, 2026
Alethios adds tools for collecting participant reports, wearable data, digital biomarkers and laboratory results in remote health studies.

Alethios expands the human health research platform it launched in 2025 with a decentralized data collection suite, the company said in a press release. Researchers can combine participant reports, wearable and sensor data, digital biomarkers and laboratory tests in one study without writing code.

The suite connects with Apple Watch, Garmin, Oura, Whoop, Fitbit and other health platforms. It also supports cognitive assessments from BrainHQ, skin analysis from Haut.ai and body composition scans from Prism Labs. Researchers can collect photos, videos, audio, text and responses from validated assessment tools.

Alethios also supports blood, saliva, stool and microbiome sample collection from participants' homes. Researchers can schedule each data source in the Study Planner, while the Study Operator displays adherence and incoming results in one monitoring dashboard. Alethios can manage kit orders, shipping and sample identification, then align the results with each participant.

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