Supercharge

Supercharge developed a data-driven healthcare platform for a pharmaceutical company to bridge the gap between healthcare specialists and data scientists. The platform aimed to reduce pressure on healthcare resources. The team of five, including technical specialists, a creative strategist, a general manager, and a project manager, worked collaboratively with the client to understand their requirements and industry. The project, which began in January 2022, is ongoing and has seen an investment of $200,000–$300,000.

Supercharge partnered with Olive Diagnostics, a medical device company, to develop a demo Apple Watch app for monitoring patient's health. The app connects to a chip in a toilet that recognizes the user, displays the volume of urine and liquid intake to assess hydration levels, and gives a general overview of kidney health. Despite being a demo, it was used by pre-qualified users. The project, which cost around €15,000 (approximately $16,000 USD), took place from November 2021 to January 2022.

Supercharge was hired by a people intelligence company to streamline the UI/UX design of their platform. The project was divided into two phases. In the discovery phase, Supercharge spent time with internal stakeholders and end customers to understand their needs and validate existing user personas. In the design phase, they created 40 screens and hundreds of wireframes for various stages, including MVP and a fully functional product. The project, which lasted from October 2022 to June 2023, cost £175,000 (approximately $218,000 USD).