Observe precisely
Record the package, current label, temperatures, duration, power event, and previous history.
Observed facts onlyEvent-to-resolution agent
When refrigeration fails, the alarm is only step one.
ColdClock assembles the evidence, reaches a qualified reviewer, and coordinates the approved replacement through delivery, without letting AI make a medication-use decision.
Synthetic public demonstration and operations workspace accept synthetic evidence only. Pharmacist authority is never simulated as AI; any authorized de-identified pilot requires a separate protected deployment.
ColdClock sensorConnected
41.0°F
Within recorded refrigeration range
ObserveReviewResolve
Human decisionRequired before action
Every fact sourcedLabel + sensor evidence
1 eventstarts the workflow
7 verified actionscreate the audit trail
0 AI clinical decisionsenforced in code
Source-boundDailyMed + observed data
The missing middle
A sensor can warn you. It cannot finish the job.
ColdClock connects the fragmented work after an excursion while preserving the line between coordination and clinical judgment.
Route for judgment
Give a pharmacist a concise evidence packet. Unknown or conflicting evidence stops here.
Human authorityComplete the resolution
After approval, coordinate sandbox inventory and accessible delivery. A Cloud Scheduler wake polls the courier at the ETA and closes the case with nobody at a screen.
Action with proofDeveloper access · live workflow
Build on the resolution engine.
Open a monitored case, submit idempotent sensor events, record the qualified disposition, and receive trace-derived autonomy proof through the same durable workflow as this interface.
Daily access50 authenticated callsPer key and network · UTC reset
Public data boundarySynthetic inputsProtected deployment required for authorized de-identified pilots
POST /v1/cases
Live case
Loading the case.
One moment.
Case
Sample fixture
Clinical authority: Human
- 1Fridge lost powerWatching the fridge
- 2Evidence gathered
- 3Pharmacist decided
- 4Replacement on the way
- 5Delivered, case closed
Pilot operations workspace
One outage. One accountable queue.
- 1Package enrolled
- 2Excursion recorded
- 3Pharmacist review
- 4Disposition approved
- 5Replacement reserved
- 6Courier dispatched
- 7Receipt confirmed
Autonomy receiptWaiting for a monitored eventWaiting on: sensor event
- Operator prompts
- 0 continue clicks
- Agent operations
- 0 traced events
- Human authority
- 0 decisions
- Background wakes
- 0 fired
Background work
Nobody clicks from here.
A durable wake is stored in Firestore. Cloud Scheduler wakes the agent every minute with a signed Google identity. When the courier confirms the handoff, the agent closes the case by itself. This page updates on its own.
Checking Cloud Scheduler...
Closed
Case resolved.
- Operator clicks after the decision
- 0
- Background wakes fired
- 0
- Human decisions
- 1
- Receipt
- Signed
Every number above is derived from persisted records and signed with the service key. Open signed autonomy proof ↗
Temperature
Latest reading41.0°F
Observed durationNo excursion
PowerOn
Observation, not a verdict. A qualified professional decides the disposition.
Medicine evidence
SYNTHETIC DEMONSTRATIONINSULIN GLARGINE-YFGN100 units/mL10 mL multiple-dose vial
Lot DEMO-2048Every field above is an exact quote from the model's own transcription. Current structured label ↗
Injection screenPattern layer plus Gemma 4 quarantine instruction-shaped package text before routing.
Review packet
No review requested yet
Trigger the synthetic outage and assemble the evidence packet.
Review-packet agentOn the deployed service a Google ADK agent assembles this packet through three scoped read-only tools; a verifier checks every value against tool output before routing.
Research, not decoration
The workflow is grounded. The outcome claim is not invented.
These sources justify the problem, evidence model, and safety boundary. They do not prove that ColdClock improves clinical outcomes.
2.1 million
people in the United States have diagnosed type 1 diabetes and depend on insulin that must stay refrigerated
CDC National Diabetes Statistics Report ↗
11 hours
of electricity interruption for the average U.S. customer in 2024, about twice the previous decade's annual average
U.S. Energy Information Administration ↗
The exposed population and the trigger are both common. Neither figure estimates how often the two coincide, and neither supports any claim that ColdClock reduces harm.
U.S. guidance
FDA disaster medication guidance
Temperature-sensitive medicines and professional escalation.
Read source ↗ U.S. guidanceCDC insulin emergency guidance
Storage precautions during power loss and emergencies.
Read source ↗ Systematic reviewThermal stability of insulin
Why temperature, formulation, duration, and evidence quality matter.
Read source ↗ Pilot studyQChainMED home monitoring
Feasibility evidence and the boundary of existing monitoring.
Read source ↗Trust is a feature
What ColdClock does not do
- It does not tell a patient that medicine is safe or unsafe.
- It does not prescribe, diagnose, or replace professional judgment.
- It does not claim real pharmacy, insurer, or courier integrations in this public demo.
- It does not claim reduced harm without a real-world pilot.