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Case studies on digital health equity

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Every case study
is a story.

And these stories prove that:

  1. There is no one-size-fits-all in product development.
  2. It’s not technology; it’s transparent discussions that allow finding the right solutions for business challenges.

See how.

Elvie Pump case study preview

Elvie Pump

  • Mobile
  • FemTech
  • Digital Health
  • IoT

Neither Elvie nor Untitled Kingdom could believe that technology for women nursing has not changed for decades. But that’s what made our partnership so special: creating medical technology that fights social inequality.

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A white woman in her 30s wearing a Remedee wristband.

Remedee App

  • Mobile
  • Design
  • Digital Health
  • IoT

1.5 billion people suffer from chronic pain. Can technology relieve their pain safely and effectively? With Remedee Labs, we focused on user experience - adapting to clinical study results and using machine learning to personalize the app experience.

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Three women standing against a purple background. An Asian woman, in her 20s, on the left. A black woman, in her 30s, in the center, holding Elvie Trainer. A white woman, in her 50s, on the right.

Elvie Trainer

  • Mobile
  • FemTech
  • Digital Health
  • IoT

Elvie has been our partner since 2014. We started by providing a source code audit and continued by developing unique app features giving users real-time biofeedback to encourage commitment to pelvic floor training.

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A wide shot of 3 people riding through a park. Two of them are on Beryl bikes; one is riding a Beryl scooter.

Beryl

  • Mobile
  • Web Apps

Why not build a more accessible (and greener) world by getting more people on bikes? With Beryl, urban residents now have no technological barriers that would limit transportation access. The task? Designing and building a React Native app. The aim? Full accessibility.

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