A new chapter is coming

BrainProfiler
is coming back.

Built on the original Clinical Brain Profiling vision, a new AI-assisted experience is taking shape for clinicians and patients.

BrainProfiler application shown on a tablet
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The Next BrainProfiler

Our vision for a thoughtful AI-assisted clinical platform.

The comeback

From clinical observations to clearer conversations.

The original BrainProfiler set out to connect psychiatric phenomenology with brain-related understanding. The next chapter imagines AI helping clinicians bring together complex information, see patterns, and communicate insights with care.

01 / Clinical
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AI-assisted profiles

A planned workspace to organize clinical observations and surface relevant patterns for professional review.

02 / Connected
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A fuller picture

A vision for bringing patient-reported information, longitudinal notes, and future device data into one view.

03 / Human
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Clearer collaboration

Tools envisioned to make it easier for clinicians and patients to discuss changes, questions, and next steps.

Concept preview. Features, clinical performance, availability, and launch timing have not been announced. AI would support, rather than replace, clinical judgment.

The Original Vision

Clinical Brain Profiling and the ideas behind the 2018 BrainProfiler.

BrainProfiler historical tablet interface
The approach

“BrainProfiler” is software that translates the phenomenology of your patient into a personalized brain-related diagnosis.

The original site describes a system designed to predict the brain disturbance causing illness in a patient, support better diagnosis and personalized treatment, and act as a decision-support system and MHR.

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Better

Designed to provide better diagnosis and improved personalized treatments.

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Integration

An integrated platform connecting clinical understanding with mobile, wearable, and EEG sensing technology.

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The Future

The original vision looked ahead to new brain-pacing technology for mental disorders.

“The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper names.”

— An old Chinese adage featured on the original site

The 2018 site proposed reformulating psychiatric phenomenology as a brain-related taxonomy, with a deeper understanding of the neuropathology behind mental disorders.

Application

A new experience for clinicians and patients

BrainProfiler’s original patient app is part of the story. A future app experience is envisioned for the comeback.

Original BrainProfiler app splash screen on a tablet

Contact Us

We’d like to hear from you. Contact us by email.

info@brainprofiler.com ↗

The Team

Advisors

Prof. Karl J. Friston

Prof. Karl J. Friston

Scientific Advisor

Prof. Gustavo Deco

Prof. Gustavo Deco

Scientific Advisor