Tracked Biotechnologies develops AI and computer vision tools that help drug discovery labs and health researchers measure health and function automatically, from fruit flies to humans, with one engine that turns simple video into functional health data. Most drugs that work in the lab fail in the clinic, in part because labs still measure health with slow, manual and expensive methods that give little data and a weak link between preclinical and clinical results. Fly studies need trained staff to handle and observe animals for weeks, and human gait analysis, a strong signal of health and aging, needs costly lab platforms and specialists. TrackedFlyBox is a plug-and-play device: labs put their fly vials in it, and it measures lifespan, drug response, behaviour and social interaction automatically, with no training and no handling of flies. TrackedGait turns a smartphone into a gait lab: you record a person walking and get gait speed, other gait variables and an age prediction immediately. Both products feed one dashboard for analysis and data export. Our founder, Michael Petr, PhD, did years of aging research and saw how much manual phenotyping slows discovery and how few results reach patients. We started Tracked to give every lab and every person fast, objective access to the health data that speeds up drug development.