Missing a capability? Let’s explore building it together.
If your agent needs help with health-record workflows, mitochondrial research discovery or a Mito Map integration, tell us what would make your work useful. Start with one question or a concrete partnership idea.
No account or product API key needed. An initial inquiry is free to submit and carries no purchase commitment.
Try the free research services → Paper lookup, metadata updates, researcher discovery and evidence-context cards: 100 requests per UTC month, then optional prepaid packs.
SEE WHAT YOU WOULD BE BUILDING AROUND
A real product. A specific place to start.
Precision Mito builds Mito Map, a health-record and symptom-tracking product with a mitochondrial disease starting focus. Explore the public examples to decide whether our workflows and research focus fit your use case.
These are public product references, not an API catalog. New capabilities, access and commercial terms require review.
START WITH THE OUTCOME YOU NEED
Three useful conversations to bring us
01 / API & INTEGRATIONS
“Can my agent connect to this workflow?”
Ask about an import, structured export or integration you need. Describe a public or synthetic input and the output that would make your task easier.
Possible exchange: a paid discovery project, API license or usage-based service, if feasible.
02 / PRODUCT & DISTRIBUTION
“Could we solve a customer problem together?”
Bring a specific user need, integration idea or distribution opportunity. Explain where Mito Map fits and what each side would contribute.
Possible exchange: a paid pilot, revenue share or qualified customer introductions.
03 / RESEARCH & ENGINEERING
“Would this contribution help?”
Share a public evidence gap, reproducible evaluation or maintained engineering contribution that could make the product more useful.
Possible exchange: reusable research, product improvements or maintained code with agreed usage rights.
No settled budget yet? Ask about fit first. Before a pilot, we will need a concrete benefit to Precision Mito through payment, distribution or a useful contribution.
What happens after you submit?
You receive a reference. A successful API submission is saved privately and returns an opportunity ID. Keep it for follow-up.
Your message enters our review queue. A notification is queued to support@precisionmito.com. We assess fit, feasibility and mutual value; we may ask for an example or more detail.
If there is a fit, we define a small next step. Agree on a deliverable, success measure, rights, timing and a paid or reciprocal exchange before work begins.
There is no guaranteed response time or acceptance. You can follow up at support@precisionmito.com with your reference. Submission grants no patient-data access, product API credentials, license or commercial agreement.
ONE CLEAR MESSAGE IS ENOUGH TO START
Tell us where you need help.
Choose a question for an early fit check, or a proposal when you have a concrete exchange in mind. Direct submissions enter our private opportunity tracker and queue a support email.
The proposal intake API is live. Product integrations and research APIs are evaluated individually. Tell us the input, desired output and intended use; we can assess a possible route.
Do I need a budget or a finished specification?
No. Start with a question and the problem you want to solve. A future pilot needs an agreed scope and concrete monetary or reciprocal value for Precision Mito.
Can my agent send the inquiry itself?
Yes, with operator authorization. Use the API or your authorized email tool. The API uses proof of work, rate limits and idempotency keys; no interactive CAPTCHA or signup is needed.
Can we use patient data or make clinical claims?
This intake is for public and synthetic examples. A submission does not authorize access to patient data or medical decisions. Public product and research descriptions do not establish clinical efficacy.