Continuous monitoring for the people most at risk — built for the lives they actually live.
ADID is a free physiologic monitoring platform for veterans and people living with spinal cord injury. A smartwatch on the wrist, an app in the pocket, and a clinician portal in the cloud — working together to help make possible autonomic events visible and time-stamped for later review and clearer communication with your care team.
Built on a principle: access shouldn’t depend on income.
ADID is provided free of charge to veterans and people living with spinal cord injury, worldwide. Autonomic dysreflexia is dangerous, often invisible, and disproportionately affects people who have already given enough — veterans, and anyone navigating life after spinal cord injury. Safer monitoring should reach them without a bill attached.
What ADID does
A continuous monitoring platform built around four capabilities — each one closing a gap the current standard of care can’t reach.
Continuous biometric monitoring
Heart rate, HRV, and trend signals captured continuously from a Wear OS smartwatch — updated on the wrist as they are recorded.
Multi-category episode detection
ADID groups the patterns it flags into categories to help organize review — supporting awareness and documentation rather than a clinical determination of what occurred.
Confidence-scored events
Each flagged event arrives with a likelihood and confidence score, so a clinician can prioritize review based on signal strength, not noise.
Optional caregiver notifications
When ADID flags a possible high-signal event, it can send an optional notification to designated caregivers. These notifications are a convenience feature, not an emergency-response system — they do not summon help and are not a substitute for your medical team’s AD response plan or emergency services.
One platform, three surfaces.
A wearable that lives with the patient, a phone app for daily context and self-logging, and a clinician portal for review. See the full platform tour →
Who ADID is for
Three audiences, one mission: continuous, objective, actionable physiologic context for people whose lives depend on noticing the things that can’t be felt.
Veterans living with SCI
Many veterans navigate spinal cord injury alongside other complex care needs. ADID brings continuous monitoring into their daily life — at no cost.
- ✓Free, no insurance billing
- ✓Works in coordination with VA-affiliated care teams
People with spinal cord injury
For anyone with an SCI at T6 or above, autonomic dysreflexia is a daily reality. ADID makes the invisible visible — on the wrist, in the app, and in the record.
- ✓Personal baseline, not population norms
- ✓Caregiver alerts you can configure
Clinicians & caregivers
Reviewable, time-stamped datasets replace patient recall. Episodes arrive with category labels and confidence scores — so the clinical conversation starts where it needs to.
- iPortal access at clinician.adid.app
- iTelehealth-ready datasets
Get the ADID app
The patient-facing app runs on Android phones paired with a Wear OS smartwatch.
You’re on an Android device — you’re ready to install.
Free worldwide. Requires a Wear OS smartwatch for full functionality.
ADID is currently Android-only. We’re working on iOS support.
Install ADID on your Android phone
The app needs to be installed on the phone that will be paired with the watch. Open this page from your phone:
adid.appADID is rolling out through staged pilots with SCI clinics, rehab centers, and individual participants. There is no cost to join. Email info@adid.app or read more in our FAQ.