About VetOnce
A small team of developers working on innovative AI solutions, bringing ancient wisdom into the modern age.
Our Team
Building the future of health diagnostics
VetOnce is made by a small four-person remote team of developers working on innovative ideas we can implement with AI. We're based between the US, Brazil, and Egypt, bringing together diverse perspectives and expertise.
When our team encountered Iridology—the fascinating claim that every organ prints its status onto the iris—we decided to implement this real-time, non-invasive body health map using modern technology.
A Brief History of Iridology
Ancient Origins
Eyes were inspected for illness signs in ancient Egypt, Greece, and Babylonia, marking the earliest known practices of ocular diagnosis.
First Iris Map
Philippus Meyen von Coburg publishes Chiromatica Medica, featuring the first documented iris-organ mapping system.
Modern Iridology
Ignaz von Peczely formulates the modern method of Iridology and publishes the first comprehensive iris chart in 1880.
Color Analysis
Nils Liljequist links drug-induced iris color changes to systemic states and publishes a comprehensive 258-plate atlas.
Global Practice
Bernard Jensen popularizes Iridology worldwide through his teachings and publications, including 'Science and Practice of Iridology'.
Our Mission
We're combining ancient wisdom with modern technology to create accessible health insights. Our AI-powered Iridology analysis brings this fascinating practice into the digital age, making it available to everyone through a simple photo of their eye.