When the return needs something built.
Three platforms of our own, plus bespoke builds for clients. Each turns a strategy into a live, revenue-bearing asset rather than a document that describes one.
What we own and operate.
DataLense
Live · datalense.orgHealthcare commercial intelligence. Four live toolkits over any UK drivetime catchment: health commercials, population health, workforce and market trends.
Return: sharper site decisions and capital protected from the wrong location.Straight Talking
Launching October 2026Patient-reported outcomes and experience across the whole clinical journey, built for PHIN and PROMs reporting obligations.
Return: a compliance obligation turned into an evidence asset for negotiation.Knexusport
In serviceAthlete medical operations for clubs, governing bodies and tournaments. Blood panels, imaging coordination, medical directories and secure image transfer.
Return: medical run as a managed service, not scattered ad-hoc cost.What we build for clients.
Not every problem needs a product. Most need one missing piece, built properly and handed over with the keys, so a strategy stops depending on a spreadsheet.
- Patient-facing booking and referral front ends, built against the clinical system you already run, so self-pay stops being a phone call and starts being revenue.
- Commercial intelligence dashboards that pull site, catchment, competitor and activity data into one place a board can read in ten minutes.
- Operational reporting for referral-to-report pathways: where work sits, how long it has waited, and what it is costing.
- Integration work across clinical systems, imaging, CRM and finance, so data stops being retyped and starts being trusted.
- Data pipelines and reference sets: public health, workforce, provider registration and deprivation data, cleaned and kept current.
Four rules we do not break.
Honest degradation
When a data source fails, the answer says so. A missing number is safer than a plausible-looking wrong one, and every figure carries its own coverage status.
Production, not demo
Everything ships to a real environment with real authentication, access control and an audit trail. Prototypes are for deciding, not for running a service on.
You own the data model
Schema, migrations, exports and documentation belong to the client. Integration should not be a synonym for capture.
Ship in slices
One capability at a time, each usable and earning on its own. Nothing sits in a six-month build with no outcome until the end.