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# Roadmap

**Phase 1 — Health Concierge 1.0 (2026 Q1 – 2026 Q2)**

* Launch 4Heal App + AI Health Agent v1;
* Start health onboarding Q\&A modeling + Data Center + AI reports + action plans;
* Integrate multiple device data;
* Launch early Depin points trial (data / behavior contribution);
* Build Digital Twin v1 (basic physiology + behavior modeling).

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**Phase 2 — HealthNet & Depin Network (2026 Q3 – 2026 Q4)**

Digital Twin begins evolving into a true **long-term, individual health intelligence agent**.\
Depin incentive mechanisms are fully activated and the ecosystem scales up.

* Launch Health Concierge 2.0 with more functional modules;
* Officially launch HealthNet:
  * Users can opt in to an anonymous research data network;
  * Connect with research institutions and AI labs.
* Introduce Depin network governance and community participation;
* Expand the wearable ecosystem and support more third-party devices;
* Digital Twin v2: more metrics integrated, enhanced risk prediction.

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**Phase 3 — Global Health Intelligence Network (2027 and beyond)**

* Build cross-cultural, cross-population, cross-region health models;
* Collaborate with hospitals, research institutions, and AI companies on open health standards;
* Digital Twin v3: support multi-year scale health evolution modeling;
* 4Heal Depin Network becomes part of decentralized global health intelligence infrastructure.

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