Chorus coordinates live pilots across cities, providers, and ecosystems — connecting operators, innovators, and researchers to test interventions in real environments, contribute structured outcome data, and compare results across sites globally.
Chorus is an open, cloud-based platform that coordinates real-world pilots across cities, providers, and ecosystems. It connects operators, innovators, and researchers to test interventions in live environments, contribute structured outcome data, and compare results across contexts. By aggregating and standardising this evidence, Chorus identifies patterns, benchmarks performance, and generates practical playbooks that help partners design better interventions and make evidence-based decisions.
Chorus is not limited to any single domain. Pilots investigate preventive health sensing, environmental quality, behavioural patterns, assistive technologies, and built-environment interventions. The common thread is a commitment to testing ideas in real-world conditions — and learning from what happens when different sectors collaborate to do it.
BHOS is Chorus's founding vertical — a shared evidence platform built specifically for bathroom-derived health signals. The bathroom is visited multiple times daily, produces continuous passive data, and is where early warning of the most costly chronic conditions first becomes detectable. Yet it remains the least-monitored location in health and aged care.
BHOS gives hardware manufacturers, health providers, and researchers a common structure to collect, describe, and compare what they observe — using the PEIRO standard (Population · Environment · Intervention · Response · Outcomes), Chorus's own five-stage evidence framework developed for this domain.
Explore BHOS →Chorus runs multiple proof-of-concept pilots, each independently scoped around a specific question. Some are live and recruiting partners now; others are in planning and open to co-development.
Chorus works because each group brings something different and learns something different. Every participant contributes to — and benefits from — the shared picture that builds over time.
Whether you want to join a live pilot, co-develop one of the planned studies, propose a new area of inquiry, or explore a founding partnership, we would be glad to hear from you.