Aurevia
Cycles, fertility, pregnancy, birth, postpartum recovery, and early childcare through the named Aurea, Nexa, and Liora modules.
Women’s health
Shiora
One longitudinal health journey across every transition.
Research thesis
Women’s health is continuous; its data, consent, and care pathways should be continuous too.
Shiora is designing a unified women’s-health platform intended to connect information and support across cycles, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, mental and sexual health, screening, midlife, menopause, and longevity.
The programme is developing its product architecture, clinical-safety case, privacy controls, enterprise validation pathway, and regulatory strategy before deployment.
06Programme families
A lifecycle continuum
18Named modules
Across core and specialist needs
04ABQS disciplines
AI, blockchain, quantum, spatial
03Access services
Sana, Consilio, Valora
The continuity gap
Every transition creates a new record, provider, benefit, and explanation.
Health information is usually organised around institutions and episodes rather than the person’s long-term physiological and social context.
Cycle history, fertility treatment, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, mental health, pelvic health, screening, menopause, medication, benefits, and family context often live in separate systems. The result is repeated intake, lost consent context, weak longitudinal reasoning, and care that starts again at every transition.
Shiora’s proposed response is a continuous record and programme architecture. The objective is not to replace clinicians, but to give individuals and authorised care teams a coherent context across time.
Eterna care model
Six programme families across a single lifecycle.
Serenya
Menopause transition, midlife health, longevity, and vitality through Serena and Nyra.
Altheon
Mental and emotional health as a transversal programme across life stages through Althea.
Amarae
Sexual wellness, pelvic health, intimacy, identity, and destigmatised support through Amara.
Vyora
Prevention, screening, mobility, and musculoskeletal health through Veyra and Elara.
Elyra
Specialist concepts spanning fertility preservation, embryo analysis, supplements, devices, parenting, and at-home testing.
Proposed ABQS architecture
Four technology layers, each with a different responsibility.
Artificial intelligence
Longitudinal and cyclical modelling, dialogue, pattern recognition, prediction, and clinician-facing decision support under declared safety and oversight boundaries.
Verifiable records
Patient-controlled consent, audit trails, portability, and durable records of who accessed or changed information and under which permission.
Quantum research horizon
Proposed future work in molecular, genomic, embryo, and optimisation problems; not a claim of production quantum clinical processing.
Spatial intelligence
Imaging, visualisation, navigation, physical context, and possible robotic assistance as longer-horizon care and research capabilities.
Universal access layer
Three services intended to sit across every programme.
Health companion
A proposed conversational entry point for education, navigation, symptom context, programme continuity, and escalation to appropriate professional care.
Consilio
A proposed telehealth and care-navigation network connecting individuals with licensed specialists and coordinated follow-up.
Valora
A proposed health-data and financial wallet for permissions, benefits, payments, claims context, and portable service history.
Designed for a care ecosystem
The same continuity problem appears differently to each participant.
Individuals
A coherent health story, understandable permissions, navigation, and continuity across life stages.
Providers
Authorised longitudinal context, structured follow-up, and fewer information breaks between specialties.
Employers and health plans
Programme access and benefits administration without turning the employer into a holder of intimate clinical data.
Governments and researchers
Governed, privacy-preserving population and research pathways subject to consent, ethics, and jurisdictional requirements.
Research stage
Product, clinical-safety, privacy, and regulatory development.
Shiora is developing its product architecture and validation programme before clinical deployment. Product completion, enterprise pilots, security certification, and UAE regulatory review remain future gates.
Longitudinal health infrastructure requires explicit treatment of clinical safety, privacy, consent, data residency, bias, evidence, professional licensing, and medical-device boundaries.