The Chutex ecosystem

What is the Chutex ecosystem?

Chutex describes itself as a digital longevity clinic. The word ecosystem refers to the whole that follows from it: connected devices that measure wellness indicators, an app that gathers those measurements and reads them over time with Aria, human services that provide support, a partner program for professionals, and a circle of loved ones who receive the alerts the beneficiary has chosen to share.

What the ecosystem is not matters just as much. Chutex is not a healthcare facility. Elio, Vita, Dorsi and Model I are wellness and prevention objects, not medical devices: they make no diagnosis and neither treat nor cure. Elder is category II personal protective equipment with CE marking, not a medical device. Chutex Care is preventive telecare, not regulated medical remote monitoring. In a life-threatening emergency, the reflex remains your country’s emergency number: 911 in the United States, 999 or 112 in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

The ecosystem is the same in every country served by the website. Only two features depend on the country, because they are regulated or operated locally: medical teleconsultation and the home-care intervention network, available in France.

How do the building blocks fit together?

The flow is simple. The devices measure and send their data to the app: Elio over Bluetooth, Vita over Wi-Fi, Model I and Dorsi over Bluetooth, Elder through the app for alerts and geolocation. The app files those measurements in the longevity passport and Aria brings out the trends. The services draw on the same data: the Sport coach adjusts the program to the sleep and heart rate variability measured by Elio, the Physio physiotherapist follows the completed sessions, and Care triggers Aria’s voice check on an indicative threshold or on the SOS button.

Loved ones close the loop. The beneficiary registers their guardians and chooses what each one sees; during an alert, Aria calls the beneficiary while the guardians are notified, and one of them signals that they are stepping in. Nothing is shared without consent, and an access can be withdrawn at any time.

The five devices

Each device has a truth page that describes what it measures, what it does not measure, its status and its price in the currency of the market. The table sums up the family, the main measurement and the regulatory status of each one.

The app and Aria

The Chutex app is free on the App Store, compatible from iOS 14 according to the listing checked on October 15, 2026, and developed and maintained in France by the Chutex teams. It carries the longevity passport, trends, alerts, the circle of guardians, service activation and PDF exports. Aria, Chutex’s artificial intelligence, organizes your history in it, brings out trends and departures from your habits, and writes reports and prevention recommendations; in Care, it handles the voice check. Aria is neither a doctor nor a substitute for medical advice, and it does not call the emergency services.

The app page details each feature, device compatibility, availability by country and the prices, which point back to the truth pages.

Supplements and accessories

Depending on the market, the catalog also includes dietary supplements and accessories. Supplements are foodstuffs, not medicines: they do not replace a varied, balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle, and their catalog is not offered on every market. Accessories extend the use of the devices: replacement cartridges for Elder, a replacement strap for Elio, a Bluetooth pairing module. The catalog pages say what is available in your country.

Professionals and the partner program

Physiotherapists, osteopaths, sports coaches, home-care services, pharmacies, medical equipment stores and facilities use the same devices and the same services, with a professional space in the app. In France, a partner program organized around four professions makes it possible to recommend Chutex with no stock, with free activation, a SIRET check against the Sirene register and a commission. The Professionals page details the uses by profession, and the Partners page the program.

Who is behind Chutex?

Chutex is published by SAS CHUTEX, a French simplified joint-stock company with a share capital of 5,000 euros, registered with the Lyon trade and companies register under number 942 212 259, with its registered office in Lyon, in the 3rd arrondissement. The Care telecare service is run by CHUTEX CARE, a simplified joint-stock company registered in Saint-Étienne under number 107 333 957, incorporated on June 9, 2026. Both companies have CHUTEX GROUPE as their president. The mobile app and the website are developed and maintained in France by the Chutex teams.

To date, Chutex publishes no proprietary clinical study and invents none: the health benchmarks cited on the website come from named institutional sources. The about, editorial methodology, scientific committee, compliance and press pages detail the entity, its writing rules and its reviewers; contact is by email, as Chutex has no public phone line. In the event of a consumer dispute, the competent mediator is the CM2C.

In which country and in which language?

The website exists in twelve languages, with the same pages everywhere, and the app follows the language of the phone. The global features are identical in every country; medical teleconsultation depends on the country of the beneficiary’s phone number, and the home-care network on the country where the service is delivered, both available in France. Prices are shown in the currency of the market.

Where to start?

The entry point depends on your situation. An older person who lives alone, or their loved ones, start with Care and Elder. An athlete starts with Elio and Model I, then Sport. Someone who wants to lose weight for good starts with Vita and Elio. Someone with back pain starts with Dorsi, then Physio. A professional starts with the Professionals page. In every case, the app is free and works with or without a device.