ProsContras

Hi makers, Before recommending your product to a friend of mine, I've got a question: How's your initiative funded (because of privacy / continuity / etc.)? Is there a place where I can read about your company/foundation & team?

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5yr ago

Haider Alleg

@olivierjanssen Hello Olivier, the company is there https://breakthrough.health/. The team also is there publicly on Angel list as well if you want to see who is backing them (mostly VC funding). Thanks

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5yr ago

Haider Alleg

@olivierjanssen The team is now there as makers. @bazilazmil

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5yr ago

Bazil Azmil

Emilyn

Maker

@olivierjanssen Hi Olivier, thanks for your message. Our founding team all previously worked together at ResearchGate (world’s largest professional network for scientists, backed by Bill Gates). Breakthrough, the company behind Emilyn, is backed by Atlantic Labs (early stage VC) and angel investors. We have a strong focus on privacy, and utilise technologies such as client-side encryption, ensuring data is encrypted on the user’s device. Please feel free to reach out if you have any other questions.

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5yr ago

Olivier Janssen

ProsContras

@bazilazmil thank you for the info (and the lengths you go through to improve the lives of people suffering from chronic diseases). I'll make sure to spread the word!

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5yr ago

Kainjoo

Hunter

Emilyn is a MS patient support medical device app tracking symptoms data and learning patients behaviours to trigger a personalised health pathway In addition, the medical device helps to: Build a comprehensive healthcare record storing data securely in one digital health wallet Connect with MS research labs for further studies Compare the evolution of symptoms Collect RWE data

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5yr ago

Michelle McLean

It has been very Valuable to me because I would not remember all the ailments that have been happening to me on a daily basis and now when I go to the doctors I have something to show them and let them know what has happened to me

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5yr ago

Emilyn

Supporting people living with Multiple Sclerosis