Mantis
Digital twins of human beings
Mantis is a behavioral forecasting infrastructure that builds living, predictive models of individual people from their records. It addresses the problem of forecasting an individual's physiology and behavior to the horizon where a decision still has to be made, beginning with medicine. The company describes itself as a neutral layer that brokers consented access to predictions, analogous to OAuth for identity, Plaid for banking, and Stripe for payments.
The platform ingests device telemetry, wearable physiology, digital activity, and clinical records into a unified record, which models convert into a predictive twin. Builders can request scoped, revocable access to predictions from that twin. Named application modules include pre-symptomatic detection, cognitive baseline monitoring, heart-failure decompensation forecasting, adherence prediction, post-operative recovery trajectories, relapse early warning, and trial matching on twins. The company states that it does not sell data, and that it sells the connection instead, with the person's consent on one side and the person's interest on both.
Mantis is aimed at builders and companies that need a forecast of one person rather than a population average, with medicine as the initial domain. The pages do not describe a free plan, trial, editions, or seat-based or usage-based packaging.
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