Services that only work in person
Patients expect to book, check information and get updates on their phones, not only at the front desk.
Healthcare
Patient apps, portals and staff training platforms for health services, including discreet services for sexual health. Built with privacy and data protection in mind from the first sketch.

Patients expect to book, check information and get updates on their phones, not only at the front desk.
Health information ends up in email, spreadsheets and paper, which is hard to protect and hard to audit.
Clinicians and coordinators spend time on forms, reminders and training records instead of patients.
Booking, records and email tools rarely share data, so staff copy details by hand between them.
Without reminders and easy rebooking, slots go unused and waiting lists grow.
Older patients, people with disabilities and people on older phones all need the same service.
Android and iOS apps for information, bookings, reminders and secure messages.
Web portals for staff to manage requests, records and follow-ups in one place.
Private ways for people to find services, order tests or get advice without friction.
Courses, quizzes, certificates and reporting for health workers and partner organisations.
Digital forms that replace paper, with access limited to the people who need it.
Connections to the booking, email and records systems a service already runs.
Online booking, rebooking and reminders by email, text or push notification.
Bookings, outcomes and training completion in one view for managers and commissioners.
Three common starting points. Most products grow to include more than one, and every scope is shaped around your needs.
Every sector has its own rules and habits. These are the things we plan for from the first workshop, so they do not turn into surprises before launch.
We collect only the data a feature needs, limit who can see it and agree retention rules early.
Clear language, readable type and screen-reader support, because patients come with every kind of need.
Neutral app names, careful notifications and no sensitive details on lock screens where the service calls for it.
We document data flows so your information governance lead can review them before launch.
Patients book and check information themselves.
Forms and records move online with clear access rules.
Reminders and easy rebooking keep diaries full.
Access is logged and limited to the people who need it.
Admin moves from manual steps to simple workflows.
Accessible, mobile-first design for every patient.

More health services let patients start online: booking, triage questions and information before a visit.
Home testing, online advice and secure messaging are becoming normal parts of care.
Services are using AI to summarise, sort and draft, with clinicians keeping the final say and data kept under control.
Health systems are moving towards shared standards so records and bookings can move between tools.
Before any work starts you get a written scope, timeline and price, so everyone knows what is being built.
Weekly demos of real, working features. You see progress and can change direction early.
Everything we build is yours: source code, designs and accounts, handed over in full.
We sign an NDA before you share details, and the same senior team stays with you from start to finish.
A short call about what you need, who will use it and what is in the way today.
Features, timeline and price in writing, with an NDA signed first if you need one.
Clickable screens you can test with real users before we build.
Working software every week, so you can steer as it takes shape.
Testing on real devices, then release to the web or the app stores.
Monitoring, fixes and new features in planned releases.
We took over eC-Card, a stalled health app, and shipped it to Android and iOS. We also built ESHS E-Learning, an online training platform for a sexual health service, which went live in two months against our own four-month estimate.
A stalled health app, taken over and shipped to Android and iOS.
Read the eC-Card case studyHealth education · Web platformAn online training platform for a sexual health service, delivered in two months against a four-month estimate.
Read the ESHS E-Learning case studyWe have built for health services in the UK. We follow the data protection and accessibility standards your organisation sets, and we are happy to work through your information governance review.
Yes. Most health products need a patient app and a staff portal, and we build both so they share one backend.
Yes. That is how eC-Card started: we reviewed the existing code, fixed what was blocking release and shipped it to both app stores.
Often, yes. For services where privacy matters most, we can design flows that need little or no personal data, and only ask for an account where it is really needed.
Yes, where they help. We agree what data an AI feature may see, keep sensitive data out of third-party models unless you have consent and the right agreements, and keep a person in the loop for clinical decisions.
It depends on scope: the number of user types, features, integrations and platforms. After a short call we send a written scope with a fixed price or a monthly team cost, so you can decide before anything starts. You can also get a first range from our project estimator.
A focused first version usually takes a few months, and smaller tools can be faster. We agree the timeline in the written scope and show working software every week, so you can see it taking shape.
You do. The source code, designs, documentation and app store or cloud accounts are yours, and we hand everything over in full.
Yes. We offer ongoing support, monitoring and updates, and we can keep adding features in planned releases. You can also take the code to your own team at any time.
Share your requirements with our team. We'll review your enquiry and get in touch to discuss the next steps.
Tell us what is on fire. We reply the same day, usually within minutes, and we can often start within days.
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