Healthcare App & AI Development

Yes. We have delivered apps and web platforms used by carers, clinicians and healthcare suppliers, including systems that hold patient and customer records for organisations serving both public and private healthcare. We are a software development company rather than an accredited healthcare supplier, so where a project needs a procurement framework place, a formal information-governance assessment or clinical safety sign-off, we build to support that process and work alongside whoever in your organisation owns it.

Care home software is the set of tools a residential or domiciliary provider uses to run day-to-day care: care plans, daily notes, medication records, incident logs, staff rotas, and updates for families. Plenty of providers are well served by an off-the-shelf system, and we will say so if that is the case. A custom build earns its place when you run a service the market products do not cover, or when the existing product will not integrate with your finance, rostering or clinical tools.

We agree the data model, the retention rules and the hosting region before development starts, because all three are hard to change later. Access is role-based so a carer, clinician, administrator and patient each see only their slice of a record, sensitive fields are encrypted, and changes are written to an audit trail. We recommend an independent penetration test before go-live, and we are happy for your information governance lead to review the architecture while it is still cheap to alter.

It usually has to. Community visits, care homes with thick walls and ambulance work all involve places where mobile data drops out, so we design the app to hold the data it needs locally, let the user complete the task offline, and synchronise when a connection returns. Our iStumble app for Mangar Health caches its content so a carer can run a post-fall check with no connectivity at all.

That is normally where most of the value sits, so it is the first thing we investigate. If the existing system has a documented API we integrate directly; if it does not, the options are usually a scheduled file exchange, a database-level integration agreed with the vendor, or a middleware layer that keeps the two in step. We will tell you early if a supplier's licence terms make a clean integration impossible, because that changes what is worth building.

A focused first version — one workflow, one or two user roles, real data — is typically a matter of weeks rather than months through our rapid MVP development approach, with larger platforms phased from there. Integration work and information governance review are the two things most likely to extend a timeline, so we scope both up front. Our guide to app development costs explains how budgets are usually put together.

For administrative tasks, carefully and with a person approving the output: summarising a long note for a clinician to correct, extracting fields from a scanned form, classifying an incoming referral, or answering a policy question with the source shown. We keep the model's answers grounded in your own documents and log both the suggestion and the human decision. We do not build software that makes or grades clinical decisions, and we will say so rather than take the work.

You are typically assigned the appropriate copyright or licence rights for the bespoke code we write for your project, and we set out those terms for you to review before work begins rather than after. The data stays yours throughout, held in infrastructure under your control or in an account we hand over. We can keep supporting and developing the product afterwards, but that is a choice rather than a dependency we design in.