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Modern healthcare excels at quantifying isolated signals—lab values, imaging snapshots, point measurements—but it still struggles to capture the relational dynamics that predict dysfunction long before breakdown occurs. Chronic conditions, autonomic instability, and performance decline often begin with disrupted coordination, not abnormal magnitudes. Detecting early dysregulation requires technology that sees how the body organizes itself over time, not just what it looks l

We define human health as actualized capacity: steady energy, stable mood, restorative sleep, resilient stress response, recovery that completes, performance that holds. And we don't see these as single numbers or readouts - we see them as expressions of coordination—systems moving together over time. Fieldflux Biosystems is building two interconnected systems around a single thesis: Timing is Everything. Timing is how relationship becomes measurable. When timing holds, coh

Most health data arrives as a pile of numbers: sleep scores, HRV, steps, glucose, stress, recovery—useful, yet fragmented. The hardest part is synthesis: understanding what it all means together across real life, across weeks, across changing conditions. Some weeks feel great with “bad metrics.” Other weeks feel wrecked with “good metrics.” The issue usually lives in interpretation—data without a coherent frame. Membrane: Health is Fieldflux’s consumer-facing answer to that p

Timing is Everything. Everywhere, at all scales. We might usually think of timing as a schedule—an appointment, a deadline, or a bedtime—yet nature treats timing as a fundamental structure. The smallest systems hold together through rhythm and resonance; biology becomes biology because countless processes fire in the right sequence; and the human body only stays 'well' when its signals agree on the appropriate tempo. Our brain works because networks synchronize. Our heart and