The Wellmee journey with web app development

Discover how we revolutionized customer experience in preventative healthcare with our web app development process for Wellmee.

Act I
How to build a world-class web app

This is the story of how Sebastián, who is building Wellmee - a startup that aims to revolutionize preventive health and the experience of medical check-ups - asked us to design and develop the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) of his product. It's an adventure of validation, connections with third parties, data visualization, and much more.

A dream for customer experience and internal operations optimization

Wellmee is a company founded by Sebastián Patrón, Humberto Herrera, and Eduardo Díaz, aiming to transform the experience around preventive health by facilitating access to comprehensive medical check-ups and following the principles of integral medicine. This is a startup that seeks to reduce the cryptic language in the reams of data you receive when getting test results from labs, as well as eliminate the need to physically visit their establishments and make your health evolution visible as you accumulate more medical records.

Seeking to build a world-class product

When Sebastián approached our sales table, he shared the vision of Wellmee and his desire to prove this concept and develop an MVP to validate his business model. Once the first version of this product was built, he planned to apply to Y Combinator's acceleration program (where only 1.5% of applicants are accepted).

Specific challenges existed

Testing a concept

Despite Wellmee being a great idea from day one, it was necessary to test it with real users and gather market feedback to ensure its attractiveness.

Developing a relevant experience

Sebastián is a design-oriented founder, so naturally, he aimed to have excellent standards in interface design, interaction, and user experience from day one.

Designing the best possible product

It was essential to find and receive feedback from those who would be the company's first customers.

Managing the project handover

Sebastián came to us to validate his idea, but once he secured his first round of investment, he would have enough resources to hire a product team to iterate and experiment. Therefore, from the beginning, an intuitive architecture and comprehensive documentation had to be thought out so that any developer could take charge of the project in the future.

Act II
And the solution was to build a beautiful and functional product

Act III
With a tested process

The first thing we did was a facilitation workshop to create a Lean Canvas. The result allowed us to deeply understand the business logic, its resources, strengths, weaknesses, key alliances, and vision.

Then we conducted a series of design sprints where we created prototypes and tested them with real users through several iterations to achieve a robust and validated result.

mapping

sketching

creating a storyboard

prototyping

testing with real users

And it was time to build. We designed a scalable and maintainable architecture with proper documentation tailored to the needs of Wellmee's new development team led by Eduardo Díaz.

Additional note: Notion. The entire project, including its documents and specifications, was managed on our client project dashboard, which is a portal where reports, documentation, calendars, deliveries, feedback, and any type of file produced or required for each project are reviewed and stored.

We achieved agility and designed an amazing experience

We developed this product to address Wellmee's upcoming challenges, such as integrating hundreds of phlebotomists (sample takers for check-ups) into their team - thanks to an automated appointment calendar - and effectively forming their new development team - thanks to extensive documentation supervised by a Meta developer. But we also accomplished:

human errors

in result capture thanks to direct integration with the laboratory via API.

biomarkers

grouped into pillars with user and doctor-friendly results.

week

to validate the original concept.

user

tests

where real people provided us with feedback to design the best product.

Act IV
What's next for Wellmee?

Now it's time for Wellmee, with its own team of developers, to iterate and experiment with its MVP, apply to Y Combinator, continue seeking new customers, and prepare for its next round of investment. It's always exciting to see a group of people challenging the status quo. The energy that Sebastián and his company have is contagious, and we are grateful to have been part of the story of this growing startup.

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