I just tested the latest innovation from consumer health tech brand, Nuralogix, on the Mobile World Congress 2026 tradeshow floor. The new Anura app brings all the magic of the brand’s Longevity Mirror — a personal wellness monitoring device that’s designed to be mounted on your bathroom wall — into a basic smartphone app that does the same exact thing using the onboard camera.
When I tested the Longevity Mirror a month and a half ago at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, I was blown away by the level of holistic insights the product could glean from a brief 30-second face scan, including details on my vitals, physical health, mental well-being, metabolic risks, and more. However, the cost, $899, struck me as a tad high for the average consumer (+$100 annually for the subscription).
