Guided data flow
The interface turns a multi-stage ML pipeline into a sequence users can understand and recover from.
02 / AI health insights
A report-to-insight workflow that turns uploaded health data into accessible model-assisted predictions.
VitalSight explores how web products can make machine-learning outputs understandable without presenting them as medical certainty.
Raw report data, model inputs, and user-facing explanations live in different technical worlds. The system needed to connect them while keeping uncertainty and the limits of an early-awareness tool visible.
The experience is organized as a guided pipeline: upload a report, extract relevant values, validate inputs, request a prediction, and explain the result with clear boundaries.
The most important work is often deciding what the system should make obvious, durable, or intentionally limited.
The interface turns a multi-stage ML pipeline into a sequence users can understand and recover from.
Prediction logic stays independent from the product interface, making the system easier to extend with additional modules.
Results are framed as early-awareness signals, not diagnosis, and the product directs users toward professional review.
The open-source prototype supports report upload and model-assisted predictions for anemia and diabetes, with a modular path for future conditions.
This case study reports only publicly supportable outcomes. No usage or business metrics have been invented.