About: the missing layer between human data and human understanding

01Why we're building this

“I have spent my whole life being measured. Monitors, sensors, machines reading my body since the day I was born with a complex heart condition.

Thirty years of being measured taught me one thing: a single number is almost never the story. The story lives in how signals move together: how the whole body responds, not how one point behaves.

dia exists to give that understanding back, to anyone whose body is their instrument.”

Andrei Vaduva · co-founder, dia

The last unmeasured thing.

Every era of technology grew on a new source of data. Search gave us intent. Social gave us behaviour. Both were built on what people did: typed, clicked, shared.

The body was left out. Not for lack of devices: there are watches, rings, straps. But a smartwatch is a watch first, and it reads from one point on the wrist. It answers the questions a wrist can answer.

We think the signal worth having is elsewhere. Small nodes, placed where the body actually speaks: chest, back, arm, leg. Reading continuously, together. Not one measurement, but the quiet ones underneath, combined: what we call micro-data.

And the body is not one market. What a team needs from those signals is not what a workshop needs, or an atelier. Every new sector asks a different question of the same data, and answering it teaches us something the next one inherits. Each customer is a new vertical, and each vertical is research.

02Who we are

Two builders.

dia is built by two people who kept talking until it was obvious they wanted the same thing: to build something that lasts, together. A company, not a project.

Between us, eight years of shipping software and systems, and over a decade of designing products people depend on: fleet tools for UN agencies, platforms running across a dozen countries. We have both already built on our own, and both arrived at the same thought from different directions.

Behind every system there is a person. We are convinced that technology, paired with ethics and ambition, changes everyday life, and we would rather spend ours on that than on anything easier.

We are ambitious about this. Not about the exit. About looking back one day at every mistake we made, and at everything that got built anyway.

03Founders

Who's building it.

Andrei Vaduva, portrait

Product & Vision

Andrei Vaduva

Andrei has spent years building products people actually use, from fleet tools for the UN to platforms running in a dozen countries. What stayed with him wasn't the scale; it was how rarely technology feels human. At dia he leads product and vision: deciding what the body's data should feel like in human hands.

He deletes more than he ships, and the product is better for it.

Diego Di Roberto, portrait

Engineering & AI

Diego Di Roberto

Diego is a full-stack engineer shaped by years of consulting across healthcare, fintech, IoT and sport: the kind of range that teaches you how systems fail, and how people actually use them. He has shipped AI pipelines and real-time backends that run in production every day, and has already co-founded once. At dia he owns the platform end-to-end, everything between a sensor on skin and an answer you can trust.

Somewhere in his browser, there is always a tab open about Japan.

04How it works

From signals to insight.

Every node streams raw biometric and movement signals. Alone, each is just a trace. Together, in the cloud, sensor-fusion models turn them into understanding no single sensor could produce.

Readiness92
LoadOPTIMAL
Recovery8H
ComfortA

The metrics we're building

Readiness92

How prepared the body is to perform right now. One number, updated live.

LoadOPTIMAL

How much strain the body is carrying, and whether it is building or easing.

Recovery8H

How the body is bouncing back between sessions, shifts and days.

ComfortA

How the body responds to what it wears and the environment around it.

Concept preview · simulated data

05Roadmap

Where we are. Honestly.

Hardware is hard, and we'd rather show the real thing than a rendering of a promise. This is where dia stands today, updated as we build.

NOW

Sensing node

Prototype in development. First boards and enclosure design in progress with our hardware team.

NEXT

Field pilots

Opening 2027. A small number of pilot partners in sport, industry and product R&D. Limited slots.

Apply →

LATER

Data platform

The growing library of derived metrics, built from every session.

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