About and pilot
Care that does not fall apart between handovers.
QuickMed started from a simple observation: the hardest part of healthcare is rarely a single appointment — it is everything between appointments. We are building the connective tissue, mobile-first, for places where bandwidth is a real constraint.
Who we are
A phone, a stethoscope, and everything in between.
The QuickMed mark says the whole idea in one image: clinical care wrapped around the device people already carry. We are building the connective tissue between clinics, pharmacies and homes — so a care plan survives the journey from consulting room to kitchen table.
Mission
Make coordinated care ordinary.
To connect every step of a person's care — booking, consultation, prescription, dispensing and follow-up — in one secure, mobile-first experience that works on the networks and devices people actually have.
Vision
No one falls through a handover.
A future where a patient in Gweru, a doctor in Harare and a pharmacist in Bulawayo see one consistent, consented picture of care — and where medication follow-through is designed in, not left to memory.
Objectives
What we are measuring ourselves against.
- 01
Close the handover gaps
Move consultation, prescription and dispensing onto one thread so nothing is re-explained or re-entered.
- 02
Raise medication adherence
Turn a signed prescription into timed, contextual reminders and honest side-effect check-ins.
- 03
Keep clinicians in control
AI drafts and warns; a human edits and signs. Every override is logged and reviewable.
- 04
Put patients in charge of records
Purpose-scoped, time-limited, revocable consent — with an audit trail the patient can read.
- 05
Work where bandwidth is scarce
Offline-first logging, small payloads and graceful sync as the baseline, not a premium tier.
- 06
Give pharmacies real signal
Forecast refill demand so chronic medicines are on the shelf before the patient arrives.
Digital care that is lighter on people, systems and the planet.
QuickMed is designed to contribute directly to the UN Sustainable Development Goals — above all SDG 3 (good health and well-being), with supporting effects on SDG 9 (industry, innovation and infrastructure), SDG 10 (reduced inequalities) and SDG 13 (climate action).
SDG 3 · Health and well-being
Earlier consultations, verified prescriptions and adherence follow-up reduce avoidable complications and repeat admissions.
SDG 10 · Reduced inequalities
Remote consultations and low-bandwidth design bring specialist access to rural and peri-urban patients who would otherwise travel for hours.
SDG 13 · Climate action
Fewer unnecessary trips to clinics and pharmacies, and a paperless prescription chain, cut transport emissions and paper waste.
SDG 9 · Resilient infrastructure
Offline-first sync and small payloads make the system durable on constrained networks, so care continues when connectivity does not.
Economic sustainability
Shared infrastructure across clinics and pharmacies lowers per-visit administrative cost and reduces medicine wastage through better refill forecasting.
Data sustainability
Structured, consented, portable records mean a patient's history outlives any single provider relationship.
How we work
Three commitments we build against.
Human-led
Professionals make every clinical decision. AI drafts, structures and warns — nothing more.
Patient-controlled
Consent is granular, time-limited and revocable, and every access leaves a trace.
Built for reality
Low bandwidth, intermittent connectivity, shared devices and busy clinics are the design case, not the edge case.
Delivery roadmap
Six phases, each with an exit outcome.
01Foundation
Shared domain models, authentication, roles, appointments, consent and audit schema.
Stable product backbone across mobile and web.
02Clinical workflow
Consultations, structured notes, doctor review and prescription lifecycle.
End-to-end care journey works without AI fallback gaps.
03AI assistance
Clinical scribe, diagnosis-aware prompts, prescription support and safety review.
Advisory AI is traceable, reviewable and bounded.
04Pharmacy and medication
Fulfillment, counseling, medication plans, reminders and adherence.
Patient can complete and track a treatment plan.
05Records and interoperability
Facility sharing, export bundles, dashboards and integration readiness.
Continuity-of-care workflow is demonstrable.
06Pilot and hardening
Security, usability, clinical review, low-bandwidth testing and monitoring.
Controlled deployment with measurable safety and product outcomes.
Under the hood
A shared core, three surfaces.
Shared Kotlin core
Domain models, validation, appointment states, prescriptions, medication schedules, consent logic, AI contracts, encryption helpers and offline-sync rules.
Android and iOS clients
Mobile experiences for patients, doctors and pharmacists, optimized for mobile-first and low-bandwidth use.
Web portal
Facility administration, provider verification, record retrieval, pharmacy operations, analytics, support and integration management.
Backend and data
Authentication, role-based access, encrypted storage, notifications, audit logs, AI gateway, APIs and structured health-data exchange.
AI gateway
Prompt templates, model routing, grounding sources, constrained output schemas, safety filters, version logging and human-review states.
Start a conversation
Request a demo or join the pilot.
Tell us your role, organization and region, and what you would like to see. We will walk you through the connected workflow and where it could fit.
This website is a product representation of the QuickMed mobile application. The live mobile app is the source of actual care workflows. All demo data shown here is fictional and illustrative.