Phage therapy (using bacteriophages to treat bacterial infections ) is among the most promising solutions for the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) crisis. Attempts with unspecific, pre-defined phage cocktails developed as classical medicinal products have failed to demonstrate efficacy in clinical trials (only 20-30% efficiency). In contrast, case reports with a personalized, specific approach using magistral preparations based on pre-manufactured phage API's (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients) provided effective treatment (up to 85% success rate) and allowed for a targeted and flexible approach. Therefore, personalized phage therapy using magistral preparations of phages is among the most promising solutions to fight AMR. But to implement this approach a rapid diagnostic susceptibility test identifying the phages active on a specific pathogen(s) involved in an infection is required. Existing classical lab techniques for phage susceptibility testing are too time consuming and too labour intensive to use as standard technique in a hospital microbiology lab. Besides this they are also difficult to interpret and are not multiplexed. This is not feasible with current laboratory techniques for in vitro phage susceptibility testing, which are slow, difficult to interpret, require excessive labour and demand academic expertise which is rare to find in clinical laboratories. Vésale Bioscience has developed the “Phagogram”, the first automated in-vitro diagnostic tool that enables a fast determination of bacteriophages suitable for treating a particular bacterial infection. It consists of a basic test kit (a disposable well plate with a collection of fixed phages and a set of reagents), a high-performance luminometer and a dedicated software that proposes the best matching phage cocktail to treat the patient. Compared to the current diagnostic methodologies, which take up to 3 – 4 days, the Phagogram compares the activity of up to 90 phages on a bacterial culture within 3 – 4 hours, making phage susceptibility testing accessible for hospital microbiology labs and enabling personalized therapy on a routine basis