SAGE

Native Android & iOS App for Wound Care Management in USA

Reach : USA

Time Frame : 3 Months

Deliverables:

Native Android App Development
Native iOS App Development
Wound Session Management System
Patient Wound Assessment Module
Facilities List & Report Management
PDF Report Generation
Date-Based Report Search Functionality

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Summary

A wound care consultant based in the USA needed a proper mobile tool for practitioners working with patients day to day. Managing wound reports on paper or through generic tools was slow and left too much room for things to get missed. The brief was clear — build native apps for both Android and iOS that would let wound care practitioners create patient records, track wound details, and pull reports without friction. We built SAGE, a pair of native mobile apps that put everything a wound care practitioner needs into one clean, easy to use place.

Tech Stack

Mobile

Android, iPhone

Platform

Android, iOS

Industry

Medical & Healthcare

Overview

Wound care practitioners spend their days moving between patients. Every visit means checking a wound, noting changes, recording details, and keeping that information organised for future reference. When that process is slow or messy, patient care suffers. What these practitioners needed was not a complicated system — just something reliable that kept everything in one place and worked the way they actually worked.

SAGE was built to be exactly that. A straightforward app that handled the record-keeping side of things cleanly, so the practitioner could stay focused on the patient rather than the paperwork.

About SAGE

SAGE is what wound care practitioners now open when they are with a patient instead of reaching for a notepad or switching between different tools. It handles everything from creating a new wound record to tracking how a wound changes over time, right through to generating a finished PDF report.

For this to work properly in a medical setting, a few things had to be true. The information had to be easy to enter quickly during an actual patient visit. The records had to be easy to search and pull up later. And the whole app had to feel straightforward enough that practitioners with varying levels of comfort with technology could pick it up without any training.

Project Goals

Build native apps for both Android and iOS from the ground up
Give practitioners a simple way to create and manage wound records per patient
Include detailed wound assessment so location, type, and tissue injury could all be recorded clearly
Make facilities information easy to access within the same app
Allow practitioners to search through past reports quickly using date filters
Generate clean, finished PDF reports that could be shared or filed as needed
Keep the experience simple enough for daily use in a clinical setting

The Challenge

Medical apps carry a different kind of responsibility compared to most other apps. The information inside them matters, and any confusion or difficulty in using them has a direct impact on the quality of care a patient receives. A few specific problems had to be worked through carefully:

Designing an assessment flow detailed enough to capture proper wound information but not so long that it slowed practitioners down mid-visit
Making sure wound records stayed clearly organised as a patient's history grew over time
Getting the PDF report output to a standard that could actually be used in a professional medical context
Building the same experience properly across two separate native platforms without cutting corners on either
Keeping the interface clean and approachable for users who were not necessarily comfortable with technology

Our Approach & Solution

The build was handled carefully in stages, with the clinical use case kept front and centre throughout.

Workflow First

Before designing any screens, we looked at how wound care practitioners actually moved through a patient visit and built the app flow to match that rather than forcing a structure that looked logical on paper but felt awkward in use.

Overall Collaboration and Experience

Working on a medical app meant being more careful than usual about how information was structured and presented. A lot of the early work went into understanding the actual workflow of a wound care visit, because building something that felt natural in that context required knowing what practitioners were doing step by step, not just what data they needed to store.

Keeping the build in clear stages meant any issues that came up were caught and sorted before they affected the parts that came after. Both platforms were given equal care throughout, and nothing was signed off until it had been properly tested in a realistic use scenario.

The End Result

Two fully native apps, one for Android and one for iOS, built from scratch
A clean wound management system covering the full journey from creating a record to generating a report
Detailed wound assessment that captured the information practitioners actually needed
An organised facilities list accessible within the same app
Date-based report search that made finding past records quick and straightforward
Professional PDF report generation ready for use in a clinical setting
A finished product that wound care practitioners could rely on during real patient visits

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