Genefitletics, a biophysics-led preventive health company founded in 2020, has announced the launch of Prognora, an AI-powered prognostic platform built specifically on Indian molecular data. The platform detects molecular and microbial abnormalities up to 7 to 10 years before clinical diagnosis. Available from 26 October 2026 both direct-to-consumer (DTC) and through healthcare practitioners, Prognora delivers point-of-care results within 5 minutes.
A Biophysics Approach to Early Detection
Genefitletics measures the crosstalk between the oral microbiome, gut microbiome, and mitochondria to identify cardiometabolic diseases at the cellular level before symptoms appear. During its initial consumer phase, the company processed over 100 billion cellular data points across 10,000+ active molecular pathways
The data revealed how microbial stress drives hypermetabolism and allostatic overload, starving longevity pathways and triggering systemic conditions. Prognora successfully flags pre-symptomatic risks for Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease (CVD), gum disease, cognitive decline, and systemic inflammation.
Proprietary AI Models Built for the Indian Population
Backed by seven years of research, four years of commercialisation, and eight internal validation studies, Genefitletics has developed age and gender-stratified AI models tailored to Indian adult men and women. By mapping these high-dimensional datasets to define true baseline biological activity reflecting quantified risk profile of Indian population and combining them with patient-specific clinical phenotypes, the platform delivers:
ORAHYG PRO: Next-Level Cellular Intelligence
Users can upgrade their baseline assessment to ORAHYG PRO, Genefitletics’ fully personalised cellular intelligence test. ORAHYG PRO provides a deeper analysis of individual microbiome–mitochondrial communication, offering hyper-personalized therapeutic strategies to restore cellular physiology and counteract metabolic disruption.
Availability
Prognora and ORAHYG PRO will officially launch on 26 October 2026, offering consumers and clinicians an evidence-based, data-driven approach to pre-disease management.