Real health data, from the people who own it.
Body scans, blood work, imaging, genetic data, and wearable exports — every listing consent-verified and delivered through a zero-storage relay, signed with an Ed25519 receipt.
HIPAA restricts providers and insurers — not you selling your own records. This isn't legal or medical advice.
Zero storage
Your data streams directly to the buyer through an encrypted relay. We never store, read, or process it.
Consent first
A 7-step consent flow with an Ed25519 digital signature. State-specific disclosures are built in.
Your data, your terms
You choose what leaves, set your price, decide who can use it — and revoke anytime.
You already give this away for free.
Upload a blood test to ChatGPT? It trains on it.
Share your scan with Grok? It keeps it.
Ask Gemini about your MRI? It learns from it.
You get nothing. Get paid for research that matters instead.
How the broker model works
The data goes straight from you to the buyer. We only broker the deal and sign the receipt.
Know it's real before you spend a cent.
Every health listing is consent-verified and provenance-signed. You're vetting an accountable, verifiable source — not a scraped copy from a data broker's warehouse.
Blood work — CBC + metabolic panel
De-identified · Female · 30–39 · TX · 2024
Identity is masked at the source. You verify the seller code and reputation, not who they are.
Consent-verified at the source
Every listing carries a cryptographically-signed consent record from the person who owns the data.
Provenance you can verify
Each payload is Ed25519-signed. Confirm the verified seller code and reputation — and that nothing was altered in transit.
Straight from the owner
You buy current data directly from the seller's agent — not a stale, repackaged copy from a data broker's warehouse.
Automatic refund
If a seller can't deliver what was listed, the purchase cancels and you're refunded. You only pay for data you actually receive.
Pay per pull
Query as often as your work needs, priced per inquiry — no bulk lock-in, and no warehouse of copies to leak.
What you can buy
Every category is consent-verified and priced per inquiry — pay only for the pulls you make. Drag to see your total access cost at the volume you need.
Your inquiries
How many times you pull the data
Pull the same record as often as your work needs — 1,000 inquiries, priced per pull, with no bulk lock-in.
Genetic data
23andMe, AncestryDNA, whole-genome sequencing
Total access at 1,000 inquiries
$2.0K–$8.0K
you pay · per-inquiry access
Medical imaging
X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, and ultrasounds
Total access at 1,000 inquiries
$1.0K–$5.0K
you pay · per-inquiry access
Blood work
CBC, metabolic, lipid, and hormonal panels
Total access at 1,000 inquiries
$500–$3.0K
you pay · per-inquiry access
Body composition
seca mBCA, DEXA, and BIA scans
Total access at 1,000 inquiries
$350–$2.0K
you pay · per-inquiry access
Dental & vision
X-rays, treatment records, and eye exams
Total access at 1,000 inquiries
$250–$1.3K
you pay · per-inquiry access
Wearable exports
Apple Health, Fitbit, Oura, Garmin, Whoop
Total access at 1,000 inquiries
$100–$750
you pay · per-inquiry access
Vaccination records
Immunization history
Total access at 1,000 inquiries
$100–$500
you pay · per-inquiry access
Illustrative per-inquiry estimates. Actual price is set by live demand. Not financial or medical advice.
Who buys your data?
Serious buyers who need real ground truth — and pay for it.
Academic researchers
Universities studying health patterns across real populations.
Pharma & biotech
Drug-development teams correlating real-world outcomes.
AI companies
Training health-aware models on real data instead of synthetic.
Health-tech startups
Building products that need real health data for validation.
Is this legal?
Yes. HIPAA restricts healthcare providers, insurers, and health plans — not individuals selling their own records. Multiple US companies already operate personal health data marketplaces.
State-specific compliance is built into the consent flow
- Washington — My Health My Data Act (RCW 19.373)
- Illinois — Genetic Information Privacy Act (410 ILCS 513)
- California — CCPA / CPRA
- All other states — General consumer-protection requirements
GINA prohibits employers and health insurers from using genetic information against you; the buyer attestation enforces intended use. This page isn't legal or medical advice.
The 7-step consent flow
About three minutes, and it protects both sides. Your consent record is cryptographically signed and append-only — it can't be altered or silently deleted.
Data details
What you’re selling, its format, and demographics.
Ownership verification
Confirm this is your data to sell.
Sale terms
Understand exactly what selling means.
Authorized uses
Choose who can use your data, and how.
De-identification
De-identified by default — list as identifiable only if you have the right to.
State disclosures
Generated automatically for your jurisdiction.
Digital signature
Ed25519 signed, SHA-256 hashed, append-only.
Frequently asked questions
The short answers — for you, and for the assistant you might ask.
Is this legal?
Yes. HIPAA restricts covered entities — hospitals, insurers, and health plans — not individuals selling their own records. Multiple US companies already operate personal health data marketplaces. This page is not legal or medical advice.
Can my employer buy this and use it against me?
No. GINA (the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act) prohibits employers and health insurers from using genetic information for employment or insurance decisions, and the buyer attestation enforces that intended-use restriction at checkout.
Do you store my data?
No. It is a zero-storage relay — your data streams directly from your endpoint to the buyer. We never see, store, or process it.
Can I remove my listing?
Yes. Revoke anytime from your seller dashboard. Copies already purchased remain with buyers, but no new purchases can be made.
What if someone lists my data without permission?
File a dispute and the listing is delisted pending review. Takedown requests are actioned immediately.
Which states have special requirements?
Washington (My Health My Data Act), Illinois (Genetic Information Privacy Act), and California (CCPA/CPRA), among others. The consent flow handles state-specific requirements automatically.
Ground your work in real health data.
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