My Therapy Companion App

My Therapy Companion App

- The customer got the MVP of his mobile healthcare app
- The created medical app is available for the audience that uses either iOS or Android
- The application makes patient’s communication with the doctor more accessible
Business Challenge
Before starting the development of the medical app, the customer has made market research and analyzed the competitors. Through analysis, the customer identified exactly what competitor’s software lacked and what functionality had to be offered in order for his MVP could take the place in the medical niche. The initial plan was to start with the application in Switzerland and find the medical institutions to use the developed solution, and then - to go to other countries. After successful implementation of the mobile application and receiving feedback from the market customer has a plan to extend the functionality of the medical app.
Our Solution
The software consists of 2 medical apps, in particular, the doctor’s and the patient’s app. Patients log in to the application and can keep the diary of diseases, where it is possible to describe what hurts (disease – complaints – symptoms – score on the scale). Also, patients can get in touch with their doctor through the app. The doctor sees all the complaints, patient appeals, the dynamics of the disease, and statistics in the form of graphs.
In the MVP version diseases could be selected from the following one’s:
- Cancer
- Cardio
- Locomotor
- Respiratory
After disease selection, the patient has to define the body part that hurts and choose the symptoms. Then the patient defines the date, day period morning – noon – night and scores the pain. If the severity of the pain is high this patient receives an alert with the proposition to call the doctor. App users can either call the doctor or ignore the shown message. The doctor also receives an alert as soon as the user creates the record with high pain severity.
The patient’s well-being graph is available for the patient and his doctor. The graph presents days of records (during the last 7 days) and severity records. Below the graph special switchers are located for body parts with recorded symptoms. Switchers stand for visibility of corresponding lines on the graph and could be turned on/off.
Project key points:
Business Impact
Initially, the customer has decided to move in the direction of healthcare app development as both start-up co-founders were generally interested in the medical field as well as wanted to make the software that will be useful for society. Start-up has achieved its aim and now moved to the stage of marketing and involvement of medical institutions.
- The customer got the MVP of his mobile healthcare app
- The created medical app is available for the audience that uses either iOS or Android
- The application makes patient’s communication with the doctor more accessible