Blog
Stories, technical notes and company news from our work with NGOs and public institutions.
How we helped bring order to Scipion’s cryo-EM ecosystem at Spain’s National Center for Biology
Ten years of scientific software, a published academic paper and one fundamental question: how do you bring order to a field that built its own tools in ten different ways.
Counting every case: the global reporting system we built for WHO’s hepatitis elimination campaign
Seven million people infected, most undiagnosed. We built the WHO system that tracks the global response to viral hepatitis.
The supervision visit, reimagined: building PATH’s Electronic Data System for malaria care in Africa
Supervisors in five African countries were filling paper checklists and entering them manually. We built the app that changed that.
How do you track malaria when paper is the only alternative? Our work with Save the Children Myanmar
Paper registers, no connectivity, thousands of malaria cases to track. This is how we brought real-time surveillance to Myanmar.
QuestMark at the DHIS2 Symposium: an open source framework for building DHIS2 Android apps
An open source Android framework that lets any organisation build DHIS2 field apps without reinventing the wheel every time.
Dataset configuration for the Norwegian Refugee Council: flexible data tools for humanitarian aid at scale
Managing data across 31 countries and six aid sectors requires more than a spreadsheet. Here is what we built for NRC.
EyeSeeTea and the LibreRouter project: when communities build their own internet
How communities in the Global South are reclaiming their own connectivity, and the open source hardware making it possible.