Frequently asked questions

ScreenMe verifies rapid tests performed remotely using AI-powered video analysis, so organisations can run at-home flu, RSV and COVID-19 self-testing without in-person supervision and keep an auditable record.

Employers, schools and kindergartens, universities, event organisers, healthcare programmes and research studies: any organised group that needs many people tested.

No. It verifies that a self-test was performed by the right person and reads the result the kit shows. The kit remains the diagnostic product.

Standard at-home antigen self-tests from any brand, including influenza A/B, RSV, COVID-19 and combination kits, with nasal or saliva samples.

No. Members can use kits from any pharmacy; organisations may supply kits if they prefer.

As fast as the kit, usually 15 minutes; the certificate follows immediately after verification.

Every screening is performed on camera and verified automatically, including the member's identity. You receive a timestamped, tamper-proof certificate for each screening.

It is not shown as verified; the member is asked to repeat the test.

It is ScreenMe's verified record of the screening. Whether a third party accepts it depends on their rules; many organisations accept it for internal purposes.

No. Verification is automatic; coordinators only see each member's status.

No. ScreenMe runs in the phone's browser in thirteen languages.

Yes. Cost does not rise with the number of sites.

Members choose who sees their results, data is encrypted, and retention is limited to what the purpose requires. ScreenMe is GDPR-compliant and hosted in the EU.

No. Only the status and certificate.

ScreenMe is pay per screening. There is no subscription; organisations pay only for completed screenings.

No.