Our work is rooted in international collaborative research. As an active partner in Horizon Europe, we bring together clinical expertise, digital technology and human-centred design to build solutions that address real public health challenges across Europe
A mobile app and ML-powered clinical dashboard for monitoring and predicting mental health outcomes in young people.
Integrates clinical data, lifestyle factors and behavioural signals to enable early intervention before issues escalate.
Currently counting 500+ users across 7 European countries.
A mobile app and clinical dashboard supporting maternal mental health, co-designed with mothers’ representatives and healthcare professionals.
Deployed across 7 sites in Europe and actively used by over 1,000 people.
A passive and active monitoring application tracking mobility, cognitive function, general wellbeing and dietary factors in older adults.
Designed to capture real-world behaviour unobtrusively and continuously in daily life. Provided to over 10,000 members of a clinical cohort as part of the follow-up study.
Building on the Youth-GEMs platform, a monitoring application for young people following personalised health interventions — enabling continuous, remote tracking of health responses across multiple intervention types.
A standalone emotional wellbeing and self-assessment app co-created with adolescents and young adults within Youth-GEMs, offering emotion tracking, goal setting, grounding activities and positive affirmations. Built on research-backed techniques and developed in close collaboration with psychology experts, Gemmy puts mental wellbeing tools directly in the hands of young people.
A mobile app designed specifically for older adults, promoting health, social interaction and participation in community activities through an interface built for maximum accessibility and ease of use. REENO pairs the user-facing app with an operator dashboard for seamless community management, and a secure cloud infrastructure for safe data storage and access
Our work is rooted in international collaborative research. As an active partner in Horizon Europe, we bring together clinical expertise, digital technology and human-centred design to build solutions that address real public health challenges across Europe.
A mobile app and ML-powered clinical dashboard for monitoring and predicting mental health outcomes in young people. Integrates clinical data, lifestyle factors and behavioural signals to enable early intervention before issues escalate. Currently counting 500+ users across 7 European countries.
A mobile app and clinical dashboard supporting maternal mental health, co-designed with mothers’ representatives and healthcare professionals. Deployed across 7 sites in Europe and actively used by over 1,000 people.
A passive and active monitoring application tracking mobility, cognitive function, general wellbeing and dietary factors in older adults. Designed to capture real-world behaviour unobtrusively and continuously in daily life. Provided to about 10,000 members of a clinical cohort as part of the follow-up study.
Building on the Youth-GEMs platform, a monitoring application for young people following personalised health interventions — enabling continuous, remote tracking of health responses across multiple intervention types.
A standalone emotional wellbeing and self-assessment app co-created with adolescents and young adults within Youth-GEMs, offering emotion tracking, goal setting, grounding activities and positive affirmations. Built on research-backed techniques and developed in close collaboration with psychology experts, Gemmy puts mental wellbeing tools directly in the hands of young people.
A mobile app designed specifically for older adults, promoting health, social interaction and participation in community activities through an interface built for maximum accessibility and ease of use. REENO pairs the user-facing app with an operator dashboard for seamless community management, and a secure cloud infrastructure for safe data storage and access.
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