25 spots available this quarter

We're letting in 25 more teams this quarter.

We prioritize teams shipping respiratory-relevant apps with active users. Applications reviewed within 3–5 business days.

What you get

Production SDK access

iOS, Android, Web, React Native, and Flutter - all five platforms from day one.

Free usage through GA

No limits during beta. 50% off your first year after general availability.

Direct Slack channel

Our engineers and clinical team answer integration questions in real time.

What we ask

Ship LungDx in production within 90 days of SDK access.
Let us learn from your integration (anonymized telemetry, off by default; conversations, on by default).
Share a quote and case study at GA - if and only if you're happy with what we built together.

Apply for early access

8 questions. We read every application personally.

We'll use this to send you SDK credentials. No marketing.

200 character minimum. We want to understand the context, not just the feature request.

Select all that apply.

We review every application within 3–5 business days. No automated rejections.

We review

3–5 business days. We read every application personally.

30-min call

A quick conversation with our team to understand your integration.

SDK access

API keys and SDK documentation delivered to your work email.

Slack channel

Direct access to our engineers and clinical team.

Common questions

We ask that you ship LungDx in production within 90 days. This isn't a strict cutoff - we want to ship with you. If your timeline shifts, just let us know.

Apply anyway. We've seen compelling integrations in fitness, corporate wellness, sleep, and even research tools. The key question is whether respiratory metrics are meaningful to your users - if yes, we want to hear it.

Yes - reach out here and we'll arrange it. Some of our best conversations start before the application form.

The SDK is stable and running in production for our first cohort of beta partners. We don't call it GA yet because we're still calibrating pricing and adding a few features. The measurement model itself is validated - the SDK APIs may have minor breaking changes before 1.0.