Participant access
See and download the data from the runs you wore, and upload a new run. Your data is shown at city-level detail and is never linked to your name on this platform.
Account
Use the email and password you registered with. An account lets you upload your own run without a lab code.
Access code
Paste the one-time access code the lab gave you. It is short-lived and can be used once.
Your exposome data, the runs you have uploaded, and the settings that control both.
Samples
—Processed and visible to you
Most recent
—Latest sample period
Account type
—What this account can see
What this platform knows about you as an account holder. Your uploaded data is stored separately under a one-way pseudonym and is not linked back to these details.
Email changes are not self-service yet. Contact the study team if your address changes.
Your password protects data about your own body. Change it here if you think anyone else has it.
Last changed: not since the account was created.
Changing your password signs out every other browser and device. This one stays signed in.
Your session lives only in this browser tab and is not tracked across sites. Signing out (or closing the tab) ends it.
Geography is derived from the GPS track on our side and your home and work locations are removed; we never use a location you type. Your data is de-identified and appears after the next processing cycle, not instantly.
Before uploading, please review and accept the disclaimer below.
This disclaimer is a provisional draft pending legal and IRB review. It is not final.
Add at least one file. The GPS/PET track carries your air-quality (PM) readings, so it can be uploaded on its own.
What was found in the runs you contributed. These are relative composition and detection results, not a diagnosis or a safety score.
Biological
—No samples yet
Chemical
—No samples yet
Air quality
—No samples yet
Biological breakdown
Calculated from relative sequencing abundance.
Shows the mean within-sample share for the leading taxa across your biological sample weeks. Expand a period in Sample history for its underlying observations.
Reads, fraction, and CPM describe within-assay relative composition—not dose, concentration, or clinical risk.
Chemical breakdown
Annotated chemical features reported in your available samples.
Lists annotations detected across your chemical sample months. Presence-only results have no magnitude or safety interpretation; a band appears only for a server-matched benchmark.
A government benchmark appears only when an absolute result has a matching medium and compatible unit. Detection alone never receives a safe/unsafe band.
Air quality breakdown
Particulate and air-quality readings recorded during your runs.
Summarises the measured air-quality values across your runs, with the range in the reading's own unit. Where a reading has a matching reference concentration, its distance from that value is shown as a multiple rather than only a category name.
Minute-by-minute detail
Ambient readings describe the air around the device during the run. They are not a personal dose and not a clinical assessment.
Select a period to see its results
A CSV of every observation in the samples above.
How your contribution is stored, and what other people can see.