The public landing page is not a visual copy of Tempus. It borrows high-level patterns—editorial scale, clinical restraint, role-based pathways, a central computational object, and product storytelling—then rebuilds them around Neurovx’s cognitive-health audience, evidence needs, and accessibility constraints.
The animated sphere gives Neurovx a memorable computational signature without implying a specific imaging modality or copying Tempus’s orb.
The site leads with longitudinal context and interpretable change rather than a dramatic “risk score,” which is more honest for an unvalidated concept and more useful for stakeholder testing.
Audience tabs demonstrate how the same underlying record can support personal, clinical, research, and partner workflows without presenting a one-size-fits-all interface.
The public experience explicitly shows intended-use definition, validation planning, governance, and human oversight instead of relying on decorative trust badges or invented partner logos.
All dashboard data is labeled illustrative. The site is ready for real evidence once Neurovx has approved claims, studies, security documentation, and institutional relationships.