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Medical Devices & MedTech

Companion app for a connected medical device

A MedTech team with a Bluetooth device needs the app, the cloud and the clinician dashboard around it, documented for their quality system.

The problem

The device works; the software around it does not exist yet. Readings must sync reliably from cheap phones, clinicians need trends and alerts, and every change has to be traceable for the regulatory file.

Who uses it
  • Patients pairing and using the device at home
  • Clinicians reviewing readings and alerts
  • The quality and regulatory team maintaining the design history file
What we would build

Scope for the first release

  1. 01BLE pairing and sync that survives app restarts and flaky phones
  2. 02Offline storage with conflict-free upload when back online
  3. 03Clinician dashboard with trends, thresholds and alerting
  4. 04Device fleet view: firmware versions, battery, last sync
  5. 05Requirements-to-test traceability matrix and verification test suite
  6. 06Audit trail with e-signatures for configuration changes
01. The six weeks

How it would run

  1. Week 1

    Requirements and risk

    Software requirements, risk analysis inputs and the BLE protocol walkthrough with the firmware team.

  2. Weeks 2–5

    Build and verify

    BLE layer and sync first, then cloud ingestion and alerts, then the clinician dashboard, with tests written alongside each requirement.

  3. Week 6

    Verification release

    Run the verification suite, export the traceability matrix, deploy a validated build for the clinical pilot.

Stack
Mobile
Native Swift and Kotlin BLE modules inside React Native
API
Python (FastAPI), TimescaleDB
Dashboard
React, TypeScript
Quality
Requirements tracing in your QMS tool, automated test reports
Cloud
AWS or Azure with audit logging
What you get
  • iOS and Android companion apps
  • Cloud backend and clinician dashboard
  • IEC 62304-style documentation package for your QMS
  • Source code, tests and infrastructure in your accounts
After launch
  • Over-the-air firmware updates
  • Integration with hospital EHRs via FHIR
  • Data export for clinical studies

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Cost drivers

What moves the number

No price is published for a blueprint. These are the five things that set it, and the written quote shows each one.

  1. Flows in the first release: every extra user type or end-to-end flow adds design, state, API and tests
  2. Platforms: a web app alone, or native iOS and Android apps on top
  3. Integrations: each third-party system wired in (a few in this blueprint)
  4. Design level: a standard UI kit, custom design, or premium design with motion
  5. Compliance scope: the standards the industry page lists, designed in from week one
  6. Later: Over-the-air firmware updates; Integration with hospital EHRs via FHIR; Data export for clinical studies
FAQ

About this example build

Something not covered here? Ask a tech lead. We reply within one business day.

No. It is an illustrative blueprint: the scope, stack, team and six-week plan we would propose for a typical brief in this industry. Real client work is mostly under NDA and is discussed on a call.

Six weeks for the first release described here, with a demo every Friday. The items under "Later" follow in sprints after launch, planned from what the first users do.

Scoping and prototype, the build, deployment to your own cloud account with CI/CD and monitoring, documentation, a recorded walkthrough and 30 days of fixes. You own the code and IP from the first commit.

The flows in the first release, the platforms, the integrations, the design level and the compliance scope; the list above shows what moves the number for this blueprint. A written, fixed quote comes within 48 hours of a scoping conversation.

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