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Hilo vs NeuroClues

Pricing, free plans, ratings, features, pros and cons, side by side. Where one comes out ahead, we mark it.

Hilo

A cuffless wearable band that reads blood pressure automatically up to 50 times a day

4.0$280/mo

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NeuroClues

Eye-tracking medical device that uses AI to detect early biomarkers of Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and multiple sclerosis

4.3Not listed

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Who comes out ahead

Based only on the facts in our directory. The right pick still depends on the job you need done.

  • Lower starting price

    Not comparable

    Not comparable: NeuroClues does not list a price

  • Free plan

    Tie

    Neither has one

  • Higher rating

    NeuroClues

    4.0 against 4.3

  • Same job?

    Yes

    Both are Healthcare AI tools

Side by side

Compared onHiloNeuroClues
Our rating4.04.3Better
Starts at$280/moNot listed
Free planNoNo
CategoryHealthcare AIHealthcare AI
PlansFrom $280/moSee pricing
Key features
  • Cuffless, optical blood-pressure readings up to 50 times a day
  • FDA-cleared for over-the-counter cuffless blood-pressure monitoring
  • Periodic cuff calibration to maintain reading accuracy
  • Companion mobile app tracking trends over time
  • CE Class IIa marking and ISO 81060-2 validation
  • Portable, CE-marked Class IIa medical device for clinical eye-movement recording
  • Calibration-free patient setup using dual infrared cameras at 400 fps
  • AI-derived biomarkers benchmarked against reference ranges for clinical interpretation
  • Early-detection targeting for Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and multiple sclerosis
  • Deployment across university hospitals and private neurology practices in seven-plus countries
Pros
  • FDA over-the-counter clearance sets it apart from consumer wearables that only estimate blood pressure
  • Automatic, frequent readings capture patterns a single clinic visit misses
  • Multiple regulatory approvals (FDA, Health Canada, CE) across three major markets
  • CE-marked Class IIa medical device status gives it real regulatory clearance, not only research-stage promise
  • More than €22 million raised, including a €10 million Series A, signals investor confidence
  • Aims at detection years before visible symptoms, where neurological treatment has the most impact
Cons
  • Ongoing annual membership fee on top of hardware cost, unlike most cuff-based monitors
  • Requires periodic cuff recalibration, so it isn't cuff-free forever
  • Price varies by region in ways that make the exact cost hard to know upfront
  • No published pricing, and as a clinical device it is sold directly to institutions, not individuals
  • Limited so far to the European market and CE marking, without confirmed FDA clearance
  • As a diagnostic aid, findings still require a neurologist's clinical interpretation, not a standalone verdict
CompanyAktiia SA, founded 2018neuroClues, founded 2020

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FAQ

Questions people ask

Is Hilo better than NeuroClues?

In our reviews Hilo scores 4.0 and NeuroClues scores 4.3. The better pick depends on the job. Hilo: A cuffless wearable band that reads blood pressure automatically up to 50 times a day. NeuroClues: Eye-tracking medical device that uses AI to detect early biomarkers of Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and multiple sclerosis.

Which is cheaper, Hilo or NeuroClues?

Hilo: from $280/mo. NeuroClues: see pricing.

Do Hilo and NeuroClues have free plans?

Neither lists a free plan.

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