Academics at The University of California (UCLA) came up with an idea for a universal tool that enables patients, doctors, researchers, and community leaders to personalise health interventions through mobile apps. They needed a team to help them develop the concept.

1. Help patients remember and stick to doctors’ recommendations.
2. Let non-technical people build mobile apps.
3. Incorporate an interface that engages everyone (children as well as the  elderly).

Netguru came up with a user-friendly solution for creating a wide range of automated text messaging and interactive voice applications. Doctors will be able to build an app in just a few minutes thanks to this tool.

1. Assembling a full-stack team with great design, frontend and backend skills and using a “design first” process.
2. Designing an intuitive app creator for non-coders and breaking down the app building process into easy steps.
3. Engaging app users through smart notifications.

A revolutionary academic idea brought to life. Chorus' potential use cases include reminders about medication, health status reporting, educational materials, outbreak surveillance, local resource listings and health-related games.

1. Non-tech people can design apps, while nonprofits can rapidly and cost-effectively develop them.
2. Apps with automated, interactive communication between patients and doctors.
3. Wide range of potential uses for local communities, healthcare and research.