
For the first time there’s a way to continuously collect the diverse molecular signals from interstitial fluid (ISF) to capture what blood misses and to deliver earlier, more accurate insights for pharma, diagnostics & research.
The Only Platform Unlocking ISF for Real-time biomarker monitoring



For the first time there’s a way to continuously collect the diverse molecular signals from interstitial fluid (ISF) to capture what blood misses and to deliver earlier, more accurate insights for pharma, diagnostics & research.


Your next breakthrough begins with KIFFIK
What KIFFIK EXP delivers:

Continuous biomarker data
Real-time molecular and pharmacodynamic monitoring from ISF through a non-invasive wearable device. No lab delays, no single-timepoint gaps.

Better Trial Decisions
Earlier visibility into efficacy signals, safety indicators, and patient stratification, supporting faster endpoints and reduced trial risk.

Multi-therapeutic Flexibility
A single platform for oncology, autoimmune, metabolic, neurodegenerative, and other therapeutic areas—scalable from preclinical through post-market.
Why Insterstitial Fluid
changes the game.
Interstitial fluid contains up to 50% unique biomarkers not found in plasma, offering direct insight into drug and immune activity at the tissue level. Unlike blood draws, ISF can be accessed continuously and without disrupting trial workflows.
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Longitudinal biomarker tracking
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Real-time PK/PD monitoring
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Companion diagnostics development
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Remote & decentralized trial models
“If we were able to measure biological target engagement directly in the fluid around the cells, we would boost the pace of discovery.”

Dr. Francesco del Galdo
Professor, Experimental Medicine, Leeds University
Trusted by innovators.
Limitless potential.

Global pharma, diagnostics leaders, and research institutions are partnering with KIFFIK to:
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Advance clinical trial biomarker monitoring
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Develop & integrate companion diagnostics
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Expand multi-analyte detection & multiplexing
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Accelerate translational biomarker discovery