active GITHUB project. Among the academic research community, there are now many digital phenotyping platforms. Popular open-source digital phenotyping platforms include Beiwe which was developed in the Onnela lab at Harvard School of Public Health in 2013. Others include AWARE, EARS, mindLAMP, RADAR-CNS among others and there is currently no metric to determine which is most popular. In terms of commercialization, in 2017, former head of the National Institutes of Mental Health, Tom Insel, joined Rick Klausner and Paul Dagum to form the founding team of MindStrong Health, which uses digital phenotyping methods combined with machine learning to develop new paradigms for mental health assessment and development of new digital biomarkers for mental health. As of 2021 the company's website does not mention digital phenotyping. See also John Brownstein Scott L. Rauch Jukka-Pekka Onnela Sachin H. Jain Mobile phone based sensing software Further reading JMIR e-collection Digital Biomarkers and Digital Phenotyping References Academic discipline interactions Bioinformatics