Your body is already sending signals. BioFlow acts on them, after you say yes.
Wearables read what is happening to a person. BioFlow decides what should happen next, then stops and holds that action at a human approval gate until someone releases it.
Illustrative trace. In a live deployment this strip is the wearer's own signal, and the rules watching it are the ones you wrote.
Automation platforms connect apps. BioFlow connects a person.
Rule engines already fire when an email arrives or a form is filled. None of them can read that a night-shift technician's heart rate has been elevated for forty minutes, or that a patient's oxygen saturation is drifting while they sleep. And none of them are built to pause and ask.
Three of those clauses are ordinary automation. The third one (ASK) is the product. It is a first-class part of every rule, not a compliance checkbox bolted on afterwards.
Wearables and phones on one side. The systems you already run on the other.
Reads from
Acts on
From a heartbeat to an action, in five stages
Sense
Sensors sample continuously. Filtering and artefact rejection happen on the device, so a loose electrode never becomes an alarm.
Interpret
Signals from several devices are fused with context (location, shift, activity) into a state rather than a number.
Propose
The rule graph produces a candidate action with a confidence, an urgency and a written reason for it.
Approve
A person confirms, refuses, or lets the window expire. What expiry means is set per rule, in advance, by name.
Act
The workflow runs to completion, retries safely, and writes a signed record of who released it and why.
Six settings, one shape
Healthcare
Catch the arrhythmia between appointments
See the flowDefence
Know a soldier is down before anyone can radio it
See the flowIndustrial safety
Pull someone out before heat strain becomes an incident
See the flowWorkplace wellbeing
Make burnout visible while it is still reversible
See the flowAssisted living
Let someone live alone with a net under them
See the flowFinance
Notice when an authorisation is made under duress
See the flowCertified hardware, or bring your own
BioFlow is not a hardware company. It certifies a reference set of six wearables and adopts anything else that can present the same signal contract and attest its firmware to the gateway.
Compare devicesStart with one ward, one shift, or one squad
A pilot runs four to sixteen weeks depending on deployment model. You bring the population and the responders. We bring devices, gateways and the first set of rules, and we measure override rate and time-to-answer from day one.