Connecting the unconnected to the world of digital health.

Our system enables remote health care facilities to generate and share vital health information in the most challenging conditions.

Connecting the unconnected to the world of digital health.

Our system enables remote health care facilities to generate and share vital drug stock data in the most challenging conditions.
The problem: reliable access to health information and digital tools in rural communities.
After giving birth in a rural clinic in Uganda, a new mother is experiencing a post-partum hemorrhage. It’s the leading cause of maternal mortality worldwide—taking a life every four minutes.

This complication can be prevented with a 14¢ drug.
The problem? The drug isn’t in stock and there’s no way to check surrounding facilities. Consistent power failures have made pen + paper the best option for keeping track of drugs. Mobile networks are down again.

Disconnected from the right information, the doctor sends someone to go in search of the drug—only hoping they will find what they need to help this young mother.
The Solution: providing digital health infrastructure that thrives at every rural health facility.
What exactly does that look like?
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1.
Digitizing health facility workflows.
90% of healthcare centres in Uganda still use pen and paper to do their day-to-day work. To respond to this challenge, we built a solar-powered system that can operate with intermittent network connectivity—so that vital health data can be digitized, organized, and shared across the country.
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2.
Making all health centre data visible at a national level.
Current health data management practices mean that health system stakeholders have no visibility to needs on the ground. Using our pioneering technology, we automatically share data so that it is up-to-date and accessible. Even in areas where phones cannot access mobile networks.  
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3.
Fulfilling the promise of global investments into digital healthcare.
Billions have been invested into digitizing health systems around the world—but most of that funding is only reaching 10% of healthcare facilities. Our system brings the other 90% of facilities online: unlocking the potential of previous healthcare strategies through interoperability.
How do we do this? 
Why is this necessary?
Most digital health tools only work well and reliably where there is steady 4G and access to steady power supplies. However, most of Africa does not have access to that coverage.
Only a few areas in Uganda are covered by reliable 4G. (Image source: GSMA)
Only a few areas in Uganda are covered by reliable 4G. (Image source: GSMA)
Our Impact
50
Facilities active
< 2 hours
End-to-end data transmission
400,000+
Transactions to date
“This technology is ground breaking.”
-- representative of Uganda Ministry of Health, Department of Health Informatics
Our Partners
Work With Us
Back-end developer (Signalytic Uganda)
Full time, Uganda-based
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If you think you might be an interesting fit to our team, or might be able to contribute to our work in some way, feel free to reach out to share more about yourself! Email: contact@signalytic.ca

No job openings at the moment, but we're always happy to talk. If you think you might be an interesting fit to our team, or might be able to contribute to our work in some way, feel free to reach out to share more about yourself! Email: contact@signalytic.ca