A 1–4 week forecast of incidence and load — from open data, without personal data
EpidemicWatch collects data from the Public Health Center, WHO, ECDC and oblasts, spots excesses over the seasonal norm and sends signals and a weekly brief to your team. You decide on the measures.
Season-onset signal no later than the official announcement: 3 of 3.
2023/24signal W46 · announced W493 wk earlier
2024/25signal W48 · announced W513 wk earlier
2025/26signal W47 · announced W503 wk earlier
ARI forecast error
4.1%
1 week
6.3%
2 weeks
84%
inside 80%
MAPE on demo history. Real figures are published after the backtest on PHC data (phase 2).
Brief sample
What changed this week — in a two-minute read
Epidemic situation, W39 2026Demo data
What changed
In W39 (21/09–27/09/2026) ARI & influenza incidence in Ukraine was 248.4 per 100k (+10.6% vs W38). There are 15 active signals in 12 oblasts. The largest deviations from the seasonal norm are measles in Lviv oblast (×8.1) and measles in Chernivtsi oblast (×6.5).
SourcesPublic Health Center of Ukraine 2026-W39 · UkrainePublic Health Center of Ukraine 2026-W39 · LvivPublic Health Center of Ukraine 2026-W39 · Chernivtsi
AI drafts only from dashboard data; every number is checked automatically and an epidemiologist approves the mailing. Updated weekly.
Security & compliance
Built on D.N.A. Health Core
No personal data
Aggregates by oblast and hromada only; cells under 10 cases are suppressed.
Storage in UA / EU
A separate D.N.A. Health Core contour isolated from other products.
Encryption
Organisation data and settings are encrypted with the organisation’s keys (DCP).
Immutable audit trail
Every action is a hash-chained event; the log can be exported for review.
Human in the loop
An epidemiologist confirms signals and the brief; AI makes no decisions.
Sign-in via D.N.A. ID
Single sign-on for staff with a second factor; access is granted by the organisation admin.
Pilot
The pilot is running — sign up for the next wave
Pilot participants get the dashboard, signals and the weekly brief for their oblasts and help tune the thresholds. We publish impact figures only after the pilot, with measurements and your consent.
Grant projects: for hromadas and NGOs we connect EpidemicWatch within grants — terms on request.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does the system hold patients’ personal data?
No. EpidemicWatch works with aggregates by oblast and hromada only; small cells (under 10 cases) are suppressed.
Where do the data come from and how often are they updated?
PHC, WHO, ECDC, oblast disease-control centres and, by contract, partner aggregates. The main update is weekly; every source’s delay is shown in the product.
Is this medical advice?
No. The system shows the epidemic situation and forecast; it does not diagnose or prescribe. Specialists decide on measures.
How accurate is the forecast?
Every forecast comes with an 80% interval and the model’s error on history (backtest), shown next to it.
How does the AI brief work?
AI drafts only from dashboard data and every number is checked automatically. Your organisation’s epidemiologist approves the brief before it is sent.
How do we connect and who gets access?
Leave a request — we run a demo and connect your organisation. Staff sign in via D.N.A. ID; access is granted by the organisation admin.
Is there an API?
Yes: signals, time series, forecast and brief. The API and custom signal rules are by contract.
Get started
Get the brief for free or request a demo
Free weekly brief
What changed in your oblast this week — after every data update.
Demo and pilot for your organisation
We’ll show the dashboard for your oblasts and connect you to the pilot.