Algorithm Marketplace
Run signed third-party DSP algorithms against your biosignal streams (private preview).
Private preview. The pages here document the concept and the customer-facing verification surface. Contact us if you'd like to participate.
What it is
The Algorithm Marketplace lets specialized algorithm vendors publish DSP modules to the AnyBio platform; entitled customer organizations then run those algorithms against their own biosignal streams without ever taking a copy of the algorithm code.
This solves a recurring problem in biosignal infrastructure: the best signal-processing algorithms (clinical-grade arrhythmia detection, sleep staging, advanced HRV analytics, novel biomarkers) are owned by specialized vendors who don't want to ship the source. Their customers need to run those algorithms inside compliant, validated infrastructure. The Marketplace bridges the two:
- Algorithm vendors publish a signed binary to AnyBio. The platform stores it and the signature.
- Customer organizations get entitled to specific algorithms by the vendor.
- Entitled customers' streams are processed by the algorithm alongside the platform's built-in DSP, with outputs landing on the same
featureandobservationAPIs as everything else. - The algorithm code itself is never exposed in API responses to the customer; it runs inside the platform's sandboxed runtime.
Why it matters for your application
If you're a customer:
- You can opt into specialized algorithms that fit your clinical or research use case without negotiating IP terms with the vendor on your own.
- The same APIs you already use for built-in DSP outputs cover marketplace algorithm outputs - your application doesn't need new code paths.
- Provenance is captured automatically: every observation tagged with a
method_codeidentifies the algorithm and version that produced it.
If you're an algorithm vendor:
- Reach customers who need your algorithm without giving up source code or binaries.
- Cryptographic signing means your customers and their auditors can verify the algorithm they're executing matches what you signed.
- Per-customer telemetry is built in.
What's documented publicly
The public API documented here is the signature verification endpoint, which lets entitled customers and external auditors verify the algorithm bytes haven't been tampered with.
Entitlement management, telemetry and vendor onboarding are handled with you directly - contact us for access.