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CareMobi helps coordinate family members, loved ones, doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers. It's currently free to use, and helping caregivers all over.
Check out the video below and give CareMobi a try 👇
Link: apps.apple.com/ca/app/caremo…
Here are some of our favourite product features:
💊 Medication scanner, logs, and daily prescription reminders
📆 Upcoming appointment notifications with practitioner type & recent activity
👩⚕️ Health progress to track sleep, nutrition, mood, vitals and more
❤️ Users can join individually or set up a care team with several members
Our team had to really focus on creating a product that was easy to use for varying user types and different levels of technical experience. We did this by conducting very thorough UX phases & user testing. We were also very mindful to minimize the cognitive load for caregivers, so we made sure to simplify the product flow as much as possible and made information very accessible.
We've been working with the team at NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing for the last few years, helping design and develop CareMobi — an app that helps connect people caring for patients with dementia, tracking information in a simple, organized, and useful way.
We love partnering with Permission Slip and the Consumer Reports family, and big fans of any effort to empower people when it comes to their personal data 💪
Want to see more? Check out this case study and hit us up to build something awesome together 👇
inputlogic.ca/work/permissio…
The identity needed to fit within the CR family, so our team found a way to include their iconic green tones while also allowing it to stand out from the crowd. The colour palette is fresh, appeals to a younger audience, and is just dang nice to look at. We also added some Paul Rand-inspired illustrations to break the typical Saas tool look, which we think worked super well.
Take back control of your personal information with Permission Slip ✨
Consumer Reports came to us a few years ago looking to build a mobile app to help empower people who are concerned about how their data is used. We supported their team with strategy, visual identity, wireframes, hi-fidelity screens, prototype, and, of course, the full app build.
Check out this case study for more deets and delicious design 👇
inputlogic.ca/work/merkle
Re-building the site was a fun design exercise of balancing the technical subject matter with the light & airy look and feel of their new brand. The overall lightness of the site set the perfect stage for the striking 3d animations, clean typography and soft gradients.


