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For investors · Pre-seed round open

Building the next generation of gut–brain neurotechnology.

CortiAura is a UK neurotechnology company developing a non-invasive wearable that works with the gut–brain axis, founded by a gastroenterologist and a neuroscientist, and engineered to medical device safety standards from day one.

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Why CortiAura

A clinician-led company, built to de‑risk.

Founded where the problem is

Led by an NHS gastroenterologist who sees the limits of today’s options in clinic every week.

Safety-first engineering

Built to ISO 13485, ISO 14971 and IEC 60601 from the first prototype with an experienced UK medical device partner.

Proprietary technology

Our approach is protected as we develop it. Technical detail is shared under NDA.

Flexible route to market

Designed to the highest standards so we can choose the right market entry with confidence.

Meet the founders

Progress so far

What we have done

  • Concept and scientific basis established
  • Ranked in the top 15% of applications to the Cambridge NeuroWorks Blue Sky Proof-of-Concept Fund, powered by ARIA
  • UK medical device engineering partner engaged; prototype development underway
  • Early safety and feasibility study designed
  • Regulatory and quality roadmap in place
  • Founding Community of early adopters launched

This round

What it will fund

  • Prototype completion

    From engineering design to working device

  • Safety and bench testing

    Verification against recognised standards

  • Early study

    Safety and feasibility with clinical collaborators

  • Protecting our IP

    Building a defensible position as we grow

Investor deck

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Tell us a little about yourself and we will be in touch, usually within two working days, to arrange a short introductory call and share our investor materials.

Prefer email? Prashant@cortiaura.com

This page is for information only and is not an offer or invitation to buy shares. Investment opportunities are made available only to eligible investors through formal documentation. Investing in early-stage companies carries significant risk, including the loss of all capital invested.