Concept prototype
Sample and manual inputs, example Frequency Index™ scoring, reference routes and a demonstration dashboard.
B2B Adaptive Wellness Infrastructure · Abu Dhabi
AERA designs the perfect plan based on your energy, mood and goals—helping wellness facilities translate approved biometric inputs into personalised journeys through the spaces they already operate.
The member app is currently an interactive prototype. Live wearable integrations and production infrastructure are planned for phase one.
The Business Opportunity
Wearable platforms can show members sleep, strain and recovery
signals, while facilities offer a growing mix of movement, thermal
and restorative spaces.
Aera is designed as the layer between them:
a facility-branded experience that turns approved inputs into a
clear route for that visit.
For operators, the goal is
practical: make the existing offer easier to understand, use and
measure without asking members to interpret another dashboard.
Wearables report the signal. Aera is designed to turn it into a facility journey.
Planned Product Flow
The prototype demonstrates the intended experience. Production integrations, scoring infrastructure and operator controls form part of phase-one development.
In phase one, members would be able to connect supported wearables with explicit permission. Oura, Whoop and Apple Watch are planned integrations; they are not live in the current prototype.
Planned for phase oneThe proposed Frequency Index™ organises approved inputs across five wellness dimensions: Regulation, Coherence, Vitality, Presence and Recovery. The current prototype uses sample or manually entered values to demonstrate this concept.
Prototype scoring conceptAera would match the member's current state to the spaces and protocols available at that operator's facility, creating a clear journey while keeping the operator's brand and member relationship at the centre.
Configured for each operatorB2B First
Aera's first commercial route is business-to-business. Facilities
would license a branded platform configured around their rooms,
protocols and member experience.
Commercial terms would
be scoped directly with each operator as the production product is
developed.
Reference Facility Modules
These reference modules demonstrate how the proposed routing system could map to an operator's real facility. Final configurations would depend on available spaces, approved protocols and phase-one product development.
Regulation · Presence
Breathwork · Guided Downshift · Quiet Practice
A quiet room or low-stimulation corner could host operator-approved breathing and downshift guidance within the proposed journey.
Coherence · Vitality
Guided Audio · Rest · Recovery
An existing studio or rest space could become a guided audio and recovery stop without requiring a specialist room.
Regulation · Recovery
Pool · Thermal Experience · Rest
A pool or thermal area could become one configured stop when it fits the operator's approved member journey.
Vitality · Presence
Pilates · Yoga · Guided Movement
Movement options could be configured by intensity, format and the classes or studios available at that facility.
Vitality · Recovery
Infrared · Traditional Heat · Recovery
Heat spaces could be included where operator-approved protocols and member suitability allow.
Regulation · Vitality
Cold Plunge · Contrast · Guided Exposure
Cold exposure could be included only within operator-approved protocols and appropriate member guidance.
Coherence · Recovery
Near-Infrared · Passive Recovery · Rest
Existing light or passive recovery spaces could be configured as optional stops within the facility journey.
All Dimensions
Rest · Reflection · Integration
A quiet corner could support a closing reflection step without requiring a dedicated lounge.
Proposed Phase-One Scope
The items below describe the intended development scope, not features that are live today. Commercial structure would combine product development, implementation and a recurring facility license.
Build and validate approved connections for Oura, Whoop and Apple Watch, subject to their platform requirements.
Develop the current concept into a secure, operator-branded member product.
Define the scoring logic and map recommendations to each operator's approved spaces and protocols.
Create permission-based operating insight around adoption, journey use and facility engagement.
Configure the facility experience and prepare staff to explain the product clearly and consistently.
Define consent, access, retention, deletion, security and data-residency requirements before production use.
B2B commercial model: product development, implementation and recurring licensing are scoped directly with each operator.
Product Status
Aera is currently an interactive product prototype created to demonstrate the intended member journey and B2B facility proposition.
Open the interactive prototype →Sample and manual inputs, example Frequency Index™ scoring, reference routes and a demonstration dashboard.
Secure accounts, approved wearable integrations, validated scoring infrastructure, operator tools and production data controls.
Founder & CEO
A founder with a decade inside premium wellness, lifestyle and brand building.
Born in Chicago, Jessica spent a decade in London building brand and growth work for premium wellness and lifestyle businesses, including work trusted by Four Seasons, Press Juice, FaceGym and OneSkin. She founded The Marketing Resort in 2021 and grew it to six-figure GBP revenue while raising two children.
Now based in Abu Dhabi, she is building Aera from direct experience of the market it is designed to serve.
Data & Trust
The current prototype uses sample or manually entered values to demonstrate the experience. It does not contain live wearable integrations and should not be treated as a production account system.
Aera is intended as a wellness guidance product, not a tool for diagnosis or treatment.
Common Questions
Aera is an interactive prototype and B2B product concept. It demonstrates how approved biometric inputs could become a personalised route through a wellness facility.
No. Oura, Whoop and Apple Watch integrations are planned for phase-one development and would be subject to each platform's technical and approval requirements.
Aera is pursuing a B2B model first, working with wellness facilities, gyms and hospitality operators that want a clearer, branded member journey across their existing spaces.
Production data handling has not yet been implemented. Phase one will define explicit consent, encryption, minimum necessary collection, role-based access, retention, deletion and data-residency requirements before launch.
The product direction is to configure Aera around the spaces an operator already has. Final requirements would depend on the facility, its protocols and the production scope agreed during development.
There is no public price list yet. Product development, implementation and recurring licensing would be scoped directly with each operator.
Aera is intended as a wellness guidance product, not for diagnosis or treatment. Production positioning, claims and protocols will require appropriate review before launch.
B2B Partnerships
Aera is speaking with Abu Dhabi wellness, gym and hospitality operators about phase-one development and commercial partnerships.
Explore the product prototype →