Spark Kidney, Inc.
We are going
to grow the
first kidney.
Not the first organoid. Not the first prototype. The first kidney that replaces a biological one inside a human body. And we know exactly how to get there.
The Core Thesis
The pieces exist.
Nobody is putting
them together.
The science exists.
50+ labs across 12 countries have solved pieces of the puzzle. Cellular blueprints, scaffold fabrication, vascularization, immune tolerance, clinical monitoring. Every major technical problem has a team working on it right now.
The integration does not.
Not one entity connects all six stacks. Data sits in silos. Labs duplicate each other's work. Progress compounds within institutions, never across the field. The bottleneck is structural, not scientific.
Spark is the bridge.
An AI-powered data mesh that standardizes, synthesizes, and accelerates the entire field. Not a lab. Not a device company. The operating system for synthetic organs.
The Opportunity
The addressable market when you replace dialysis with a manufacturable kidney. Not the research market. Not the device market. The replacement market for a treatment that does not work.
See the full financial modelHow We Win
Not a lab.
The operating system
for the field.
Think of what OpenAI did for AI research. They did not invent the transformer. They unified the research, scaled the compute, attracted the talent, built the infrastructure, and captured the value. That is what Spark does for synthetic organs.
Explore the six stacksThe Data Mesh
Connect 50+ labs. Standardize all six data stacks. Build the federated AI model that learns from every institution without touching their raw data.
The Synthesis Engine
AI that predicts which biological conditions produce functional kidney tissue. The recipe the entire field is missing. Every experiment tightens the model.
The Factory
Automated bioreactor facilities producing patient-specific kidneys at scale. This is where the trillion-dollar valuation lives. 800,000 dialysis patients become the customer base.
Join the Mission
We are looking for
people who believe
this is possible.
Researchers, engineers, investors, and institutions who understand that the bottleneck is not the science. It is the infrastructure. If that is you, we want to talk.