Introducing the Founders Edition
The first 1,000 people to join Depth become Founders: a numbered card, a free Recap on day one, and first access to everything that ships after.
Raghav Dua Co-founder, Depth The first 1,000 people to join Depth become Founders. Three things come with it, one of them free, and the honest reason there’s a number on the card.
A free Recap, on day one
Every Founder gets a Depth Recap, free. Upload a recent blood panel and Depth reads each marker on it (ApoB, hs-CRP, HbA1c, fasting insulin) against where it should be for you, not the population average that a lab prints in the margin. You get back one clear read: what’s off, what it means, and the one or two things worth doing about it.
No charge and no card on file. It’s the fastest way to see what Depth does, on your own numbers, before you commit to anything.
First access to the whole system
Founders go first when Depth ships in full: watch, ring, CGM, and home phlebotomy, all reading into one layer. You’ll see your whole body read together, and your early feedback shapes what we build next. Front of the line, every release.
A card with your number on it
Each Founder gets a numbered card, struck once from the same die and never reissued. The cofounders hold the lowest numbers, then the early believers, then the first public Founders. Yours carries your name, your number, and the date you joined.
The fair objection, the one we’d raise ourselves: a numbered card is a gimmick, and a low number won’t lower your ApoB. True. It does exactly one thing: it keeps a record of who showed up first. We’d rather say that plainly than dress it up as something it isn’t.
How to join the Depth Founders Edition
One list, open now. The first 1,000 become Founders. After that the edition closes: the cards already struck stay struck, and everyone who joins later comes in as a standard early-access member.
The intelligence layer
for your body.
Depth reads your bloodwork, your wearables, your whole body, continuously, and reasons across all of it to tell you what actually matters.