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Analyze vitals, stress & sleep data from the Dozee device

Our all-new Dozee Home app allows you to stay on top of your health while you sleep! It combines science with proprietary AI algorithms to measure, analyze and track your vitals and sleep. It measures blood pressure, heart rate, respiration rate, stress and sleep in a contactless manner.

The app comes as part of the Dozee Home offering. India's 1st AI-based contactless remote health monitoring device with an early warning system. Dozee works on Ballistocardiography - a scientific method that measures the micro and macro vibrations produced by our heartbeats, respiration and body movements. Al-based algorithms analyze these micro-vibrations in the form of electric signals to monitor a person's health biomarkers on a regular basis. Dozee App enables you to configure the Dozee device and track your or your loved ones' health from anywhere in the world.

How does Dozee make health tracking easy while you sleep?
- Monitors vital signs - BP, HR and RR remotely, in a contactless manner.
- Gives timely life-saving notifications through the AI-based Early Warning System
- Creates trends of vital signs by continuously tracking and analyzing health data
- Provides automated weekly reports in an easy shareable PDF format
- Enables you to share your health data with your family and loved ones

Which vitals does Dozee measure? What do they signify?
- Blood Pressure (BP) - the measurement of the pressure or force of blood inside your arteries. Each time your heart beats, it pumps blood into arteries that carry blood throughout the body
- Heart Rate (HR) - the number of times a heart beats per minute to indicate overall health as well as exertion levels at a particular point in time
- Respiration Rate (RR) - the number of breaths you take each minute to indicate how well your heart and lungs are functioning
- Stress (HRV) - a measure of the variation in time between each heartbeat. It is considered a possible marker of resilience and behavioural flexibility. As per medical literature, people who have a high HRV may have greater cardiovascular fitness and may be more resilient to stress i.e. have Low-stress levels.
Read more about Dozee at https://www.dozee.health