Alex FredericksGuest
Logan Emmett HerlihyHostAnd you're obviously very good at kind of explaining and analyzing what this actually means for the end user.
So can you give me some, and I know obviously voice is going to be different than wearables, but when people are thinking about what this technology does, you talked about analytics versus diagnostics.
What are some other analytic technologies that when people are thinking about Tonewell, that they could maybe compare in their minds of like the type of feedback, the type of analytics that they can expect?

It's telling you exactly what's going on within your heart and, you know, the variable and that particular output.

Other ones, to be honest with you, that are really good analytics are a little bit longer form, like a SWAP.

But it's good enough for you to start moving down that path if we're talking about that stuff.

So we have built 160,000 plus pieces of information baked into a database that is true.
And you're obviously very good at kind of explaining and analyzing what this actually means for the end user.
So can you give me some, and I know obviously voice is going to be different than wearables, but when people are thinking about what this technology does, you talked about analytics versus diagnostics.
What are some other analytic technologies that when people are thinking about Tonewell, that they could maybe compare in their minds of like the type of feedback, the type of analytics that they can expect?

It's telling you exactly what's going on within your heart and, you know, the variable and that particular output.

Other ones, to be honest with you, that are really good analytics are a little bit longer form, like a SWAP.

But it's good enough for you to start moving down that path if we're talking about that stuff.

So we have built 160,000 plus pieces of information baked into a database that is true.
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