Octant Health is a healthcare technology company. Our first product, Navigator, is a mobile application for patients and caregivers managing care between doctor visits.
Most of what happens to a patient between visits never reaches the doctor. Symptoms shift. Medication effects change. Side effects surface. Fragmented notes get written. Weeks later, fifteen minutes with the clinician. The space between visits is where most of medicine actually lives, and it is exactly where patients and families have been left without support. Navigator closes that gap. The app turns daily observations into clinician‑ready longitudinal data, assembling symptoms, medication responses, behaviors, and lifestyle events into a structured brief for the next appointment. Better visits. Faster diagnostic refinement. The patient and caregiver, empowered as the experts they always were.
Sydney Weinberg is a Chemical and Biological Engineering student at the University of Colorado Boulder. At CU, she is deeply involved in the academic community, leading physics and calculus review sessions for the College of Engineering and serving as a student leader for incoming freshmen. Growing up in New York City, Sydney watched classmates move through behavioral health diagnoses and medications, often with little insight into how those treatments were truly affecting their daily lives. After experiencing that same disconnect herself, she recognized a larger problem: physicians are often forced to make life‑changing decisions based on only brief clinical interactions. Motivated to close that gap, she founded Octant Health.
