Transforming chronic health with evidence-based digital therapeutics

Better health for patients, proven tools for clinicians, and
scalable solutions for healthcare systems.

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Digital therapeutics that work where traditional care falls short

Personalised digital care

We build therapeutics that adapt to each individual’s needs, motivations and progress, making long-term behaviour change achievable and sustainable.

Clinically validated & regulated

All products undergo rigorous clinical evaluation and meet medical device regulations. Our commitment to evidence means clinicians trust our tools and patients see results.

Scalable solutions

Whether for patients at home or integrated within a healthcare system, our digital therapeutics are designed to widen access without compromising quality.

Our approach to better health

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Effective

Patients stay engaged, build healthier habits and manage chronic conditions more effectively

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Nontraditional

Focus on behaviour change to address root causes, rather than relying solely on medications for symptoms

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Personalised

Personalised and interactive interventions that drive long-term health improvements

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Evidence-based

Clinically validated and backed by research

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Scalable and accessible

Available anytime, anywhere reducing barriers to care

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Regulated

Meeting medical device regulations and international standards

What clinicians say

The opportunities technology offers in healthcare enable patients to manage their health more effectively. Digital therapeutics enhance treatment processes by delivering tailored solutions to individual needs.

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Prof Dr C. Geredeli

Specialist, Internal Medicine

It is highly encouraging to see interest from both academia and the private sector in digital therapeutics. I believe that innovations in digital health will deliver significant benefits to patients and society as a whole.

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Dr M. Aydin

Specialist, Internal Medicine

Evidence is growing that digital therapeutics play a significant role in managing chronic diseases. They provide personlised solutions, making treatment processes more effective and enabling individuals to better manage their health.

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Dr S. Karabey

Specialist, Oncology

Healthy behaviour changes are fundemantal to managing chronic diseases. Features such as allowing patients to easily track their progress, set goals and stay motivated without losing interest are essential for the success of the interventions.

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Prof Dr O. Akcay

Specialist, Thoracic Surgery

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